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Last updated on February 7, 2023 at 3:00 AM ET
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Foretoken Premiere New Single
Virginia Beach, Virginia-based genre bending metal outfit Foretoken premiere their latest single "The Wraith That Weeps" off their new record "Triumphs", due out on March 17 through Prosthetic Records. The album features drummer Hannes Grossmann (ex-Obscura, Eternity's End, Howling Sycamore, Triptykon, etc.) on studio session drums, as well as a guest guitar solo contribution by The Black Dahlia Murder guitarist Brandon Ellis on the track "A Tyrant Rises As Titans Fall".
If you liked the track above we've included another single named "Demon Queller", that was shared two weeks ago streaming via Spotify below:
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Diminish The Gods Premiere New Lyric Video
Sydney, Australia-based melodic technical death metal Diminish The Gods premiere a new lyric video for their single “Uncreation”, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.
Dïatrïbe Premiere Full-Album Stream Of New Album
French death metal/brutal death metal unit Dïatrïbe premiere the full-album stream of the band's brand new album "Rabid Nightmare", which was released February 6, 2023.
Check out now "Rabid Nightmare" streaming in its entirety via YouTube below.
Torn In Half Premiere New Single
Boston, Massachusetts-based death metal quartet Torn In Half premiere a new single titled “Comfort of a Coffin”, taken from their upcoming new EP "Crawling From the Abyss", which will be out in stores February 17th via Terminus Hate City Records and Night Shift Merch. This particular track features Pat McDonagh of Mutilatred.
Check out now "Comfort of a Coffin" streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.
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