Xandria Posts "200 Years" Video Online

Just in time for the release of their epic upcoming nine-track EP, "Universal Tales," German symphonic metal icons Xandria unleash the Celtic-inspired track "200 Years" together with a cinematic official music video. The new EP, "Universal Tales," drops this Friday, November 22, 2024 via Napalm Records!

On "200 Years," Xandria fully embraces their Celtic roots like never before and explores the realms of the well-known book and TV series Outlander. Accented by renowned violinist Ally Storch (Subway To Sally), mesmerizing violin merges with resolute drums and with the blockbuster-like atmosphere, immediately transporting fans to distant realms, fighting for a free and fair world. "200 Years" is now available on all streaming services worldwide.

This EP follows the success of their latest top 10 charting album (German charts), "The Wonders Still Awaiting" (2023), which introduced an impressive new line up featuring the fantastic Ambre Vourvahis, who stuns audiences with her vocal talent that blends elements of rock grit, operatic highs and even growls.

Xandria on the new single “200 Years”:
"We hope you enjoy our new song and video! It’s inspired by our deep love for Scotland and its rich history. The many stories of this land have sunk deep into our collective consciousness, becoming the roots of the fantasy worlds we all share - worlds filled with epic tales, like those of Middle-earth and beyond. Stories of people fighting for freedom, love, and the survival of their culture. This one’s for you. Slàinte mhath!" More...

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Body Count Unveils "Merciless" Video

Crossover thrash metal veterans Body Count has unveiled a new music video for "Merciless," the title track from their new album. You can check it out below. "Merciless" will be released tomorrow (November 22nd) through Century Media Records. This will be Body Count's first album since 2020's, "Carnivore" and their eighth studio album overall. More...

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Brutal Assault Announces All-Star Bathory Tribute

Twenty years after Quorthon's passing, his legend comes alive at a unique performance, which will bring the cult songs of Bathory - Blood Fire Death: A Tribute to Quorthon and the Music of Bathory at Brutal Assault led by members of Enslaved, Aura Noir, Watain, VLTIMAS, Mayhem and with a few more special guests! More...

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Tending To The Corpses Premiere New Single

Frederick, MD-based death metal outfit Tending To The Corpses premiere a new single and lyric video by the name of "Scourge", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.

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Mankind Grief Premiere New Single "Dormant"

Barcelona, Spain-based alien themed technical deathcore outfit Mankind Grief premiere a new single titled "Dormant", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below. Jason Gerhard of Kanine guests.

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Memphis May Fire Premiere New Single & Music Video

Memphis May Fire has announced their eighth studio album, Shapeshifter, set for release on March 28th via Rise Records. Following a series of singles, the band has premiered a music video for the album's title track, streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.

Frontman Matty Mullins shared the following insight about the track and the overarching themes of the album: More...

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Distant Premiere New Single & Music Video

Distant has officially released their new single, “Acolytes Of Damnation,” featuring Alex Erian of deathcore legends Despised Icon. The song is part of a reimagined version of the band’s early EP Tsukuyomi, now titled Tsukuyomi: The Origin. This updated effort revisits and reshapes the tracks to better reflect Distant’s current sound and style.

Tsukuyomi: The Origin is set for release on November 22nd through Century Media Records. In celebration of the newly unveiled single "Acolytes Of Damnation," a music video directed by Pavel Trebukhin (known for his work with Amon Amarth and Imminence), now available for streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you below

Here is the track listing for Tsukuyomi: The Origin: More...

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