OV SULFUR Release New Single ‘Seed’, Currently on Tour

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Blackened deathcore band Ov Sulfur has released a new standalone single, “Seed“, via Century Media Records. “Seed” marks a rebirth for the quintet, whose growth from the sinful streets of Las Vegas to titans of a more melodic side of the genre has exploded in popularity alongside the likes of Lorna Shore, Shadow of Intent and Mental Cruelty. Watch the official visualizer below.

“‘Seed’ is about the constant doubt I feel in every facet of life and how I feel we all share that together,” explains vocalist Ricky Hoover. “Imagine how it would eat away at you if so-called ‘eternal life’ were real? Sounds like torture to me: more hell than heaven.”

Guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson expands on the musical journey: “This was the first song we started writing for what may or may not be a new album,” hints Wilson. “I think we’ve improved our songwriting in leaps and bounds once again, which we already did from the EP to ‘The Burden Ov Faith’, and the reaction to this song live on our tour with Nekrogoblikon backs that up.

“‘Seed’ has one of our best choruses yet, and we use it around melodeath riffs and brutal deathcore breakdowns. Actually, we even put it on top of the song-ending breakdown, where it fits perfectly—after already playing it standard and even blasting through it to give it another flavor. This song has every flavor of Ov Sulfur and then some!”

Though b-sides would trickle out in the time since The Burden Ov Faith’s March 2023 release—including “Hivemind,” on which Mental Cruelty vocalist Lukas Nicolai joins Ricky Hoover—”Seed” was the first chance since for them to really dissect their sound and re-shape it.

And that they did, strengthening their unique deathcore/metalcore hybrid guitarist/vocalist Chase Wilson has been crafting since the band’s 2021 launch. It’s as brutal as other former tourmates like Whitechapel, Chelsea Grin or Aborted, but the melodic hooks, now pointed narrower than a needle, sink their way deeper.

It’s a threat that will no doubt continue taking shape. Though they’ve gone through members in their rapid ascent, drummer Leviathvn here realizes his potential beyond the kit as symphonic savant. The addition of bassist/vocalist Josh Bearden (who also produced debut EP Oblivion) and lead guitarist Christian Becker only opens more possibilities for the band, whose lineup grows beyond Las Vegas and reach continues to extend.

Currently on the road with Nekrogoblikon and Revocation, be sure to catch Ov Sulfur on tour this summer/fall across North America; see below for all upcoming dates!

Ov Sulfur tour dates
w/ Nekrogoblikon, Revocation, Brat/Exmortus
June 8, 2025 – Las Vegas, NV @ Backstage Bar & Billiards ^
June 10, 2025 – Fresno, CA @ Strummers ^
June 11, 2025 – San Francisco, CA @ Great American Music Hall ^
June 12, 2025 – San Diego, CA @ The Observatory ^
June 13, 2025 – Los Angeles, CA @ 1720 ^
^ = w/ Exmortus

Ov Sulfur tour dates
w/ Within the Ruins
Aug. 20, 2025 – Albany, NY @ Empire Underground
Aug. 21, 2025 – Syracuse, NY @ The Song & Dance
Aug. 22, 2025 – Cleveland, OH @ The Foundry
Aug. 23, 2025 – Battle Creek, MI @ Michigan Metal Fest
Aug. 24, 2025 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Preserving Underground

Ov Sulfur tour dates
w/ Ingested, Cell and more TBA
Nov. 6, 2025 – Fresno, CA @ Full Circle Brewing Co.
Nov. 7, 2025 – Roseville, CA @ Goldfield
Nov. 8, 2025 – Portland, OR @ Dante’s
Nov. 9, 2025 – Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
Nov. 11, 2025 – Vancouver, BC @ Rickshaw Theatre
Nov. 13, 2025 – Calgary, AB @ Dickens
Nov. 14, 2025 – Edmonton, AB @ Starlite Room
Nov. 15, 2025 – Saskatoon, SK @ Black Cat
Nov. 16, 2025 – Winnipeg, MB @ Park Theatre
Nov. 18, 2025 – Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway Theatre
Nov. 19, 2025 – Cudahy, WI @ X-Ray Arcade
Nov. 20, 2025 – Grand Rapids, MI @ The Stache
Nov. 21, 2025 – Kitchener, ON @ The Hub
Nov. 22, 2025 – Ottawa, ON @ 27 Club
Nov. 23, 2025 – Quebec City, QC @ La Source De La Martiniere
Nov. 25, 2025 – Columbus, OH @ The King of Clubs
Nov. 28, 2025 – Indianapolis, IN @ Black Circle
Nov. 29, 2025 – Nashville, TN @ The End
Nov. 30, 2025 – St. Louis, MO @ Red Flag
Dec. 2, 2025 – Wichita, KS @ Wave
Dec. 3 – 2025 – Oklahoma City, OK @ Beer City Music Hall
Dec. 4, 2025 – Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad
Dec. 5, 2025 – Mesa, AZ @ The Rosetta Room
Dec. 6, 2025 – Pomona, CA @ The Glass House

The moment the world heard Ricky Hoover’s return to the metal scene to start Ov Sulfur, the group gained some unexpected traction.

Upon releasing their EP Oblivion in 2021 featuring “Behind the Hand of God” and “Oblivion”, they cemented their unique blend of blackened deathcore incorporating 2nd wave melodic metalcore. They followed the EP with the staple “Wide Open” single in 2022 which absolutely reinforced this notion, using this as the template for their inevitable full-length debut, The Burden Ov Faith, which would be helmed under the legendary Century Media Records.

With such an expansive sound for this newer blackened deathcore wave with big star power from an OG like Ricky, Ov Sulfur has shared the stage with legends new and old from Whitechapel  and Aborted  to Shadow of Intent and Lorna Shore. Between their already impressive touring resume and extremely unique sound, the sky is the limit.

Ov Sulfur line-up:
Ricky Hoover – vocals
Chase Wilson – guitars, vocals
Leviathvn – drums
Josh Bearden – bass, vocals
Christian Becker – guitars

Ov Sulfur online:
https://www.instagram.com/ovsulfur/
https://www.facebook.com/ovsulfur/
https://www.youtube.com/@OvSulfur
https://x.com/ovsulfur

AURORAWAVE to Release New Album “Monument” on August 15th, New Single ‘Suffocate’ (Feat. Kumar Fyah) Out Now

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SoCal’s rising reggae rockers aurorawave have officially announced their eagerly anticipated sophomore album, Monument, which will be released August 15th with Ineffable Records. Following a string of breakout singles, “Tibetan Sky Burial” (Ft. Frankie Palmeri of Emmure), “Throwing Shade” (Ft, Jesse Royal), “Turn The Page” and the recent “Villain,” aurorawave are on a skyrocketing trajectory, trailblazing a new, refreshing reggae-rock-metal infusion of reggaecore for a new generation of fans.

Commenting on the upcoming album, frontman Nathan Aurora says: 

“I’ve been making music now for 22 years, and throughout my career, there’s only been a few times when I felt like I made a perfect album. This is one of them for sure. I poured every ounce of myself into this album, my struggles, my triumphs, and every single one of my musical inspirations. There’s reggae, – a genre that helped to mold me into who I am today, and the guests within the album that come from the reggae world are my favorites in the game. And of course, there’s metal. The music that was my foundation in the first place. And with the heavy stuff, I really feel like we found our stride on this record. The tones are chunkier, the breakdowns slam harder and the energy is high the whole way through.’ Monument’ is a journey. Not just through different musical landscapes, but through different emotions that I think all humans feel in one way or another: Pain, resentment, joy, hope and freedom. Thanks for listening.“

Monument Tracklist:

1. Judge Me (Ft. Aaron Gillespie / Underoath)
2. Wave Shit
3. Suffocate (Ft. Kumar Fyah)
4. Tibetan Sky Burial (Ft.. Frankie Palmeri / Emmure)
5. Turn The Page
6. Seize The Day (Ft. The Movement)
7. Villain
8. Throwing Shade (Ft. Jesse Royal)
9. Never Gonna Stop Us (Ft. Ekoh)
10. Welcome To Your Nightmare (Ft. Left To Suffer)
11. Keep The Faith

Pre-Save Monument: https://ineffable.to/monument

Today, the band has released the record’s latest single, “Suffocate,” a chilled out rock anthem featuring Grammy nominated Jamaican reggae singer Kumar Fyah.

Adding about the song, Aurora states: 

“Our new single ‘Suffocate’ is the perfect aurorawave song. It blends reggae and metalcore in a way that I truly feel has never been done before, features one of my favorite singers, Kumar Fyah all while preaching a positive message about tuning out the naysayers and chasing your dreams in your own way.“

Stream “Suffocate“: https://ineffable.to/suffocate

Aurorawave Tour Dates: 
June 17 – Atlanta, GA – Aisle 5
June 18 – Nashville, TN – The End
June 21 – Virginia Beach, VA – Point Break Music Festival
June 23 – Washington, DC – The Atlantis
June 25 – Chicago, IL – Cobra Lounge
June 26 – Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon
June 27 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Stache at The Intersection
June 28 – Columbus, OH – The Summit Music Hall
Aug 22 – Benicàssim, Spain – Rototom Sunsplash
Sep 18-21 – Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life

Tickets available now at https://aurorawavemusic.com/tour

About Aurorawave: 

aurorawave is a boundary-pushing rock band recognized for pioneering a distinct sound they term reggaecore — a fusion of heavy guitar-driven intensity and rhythmic influences drawn from reggae. Their music integrates aggressive, groove-oriented arrangements with emotionally charged lyricism, resulting in a style that is both musically intricate and viscerally accessible.
 
Formed with the intention of absolute authenticity, aurorawave established a clear identity with their self-titled debut album. The project featured notable collaborations with members of The Ghost Inside, Atreyu, and Attila, introducing the band’s hybrid sound to a broad spectrum of alternative and heavy music audiences. Their debut positioned them as emerging voices with the versatility to operate across multiple subcultures within the rock and reggae landscapes.
 
In 2025, the band unveiled Monument, a decisive step forward in their evolution. The album brings together an eclectic and high-profile group of collaborators, including Aaron Gillespie (Underoath), Frankie Palmeri (Emmure), Left To Suffer, Ekoh, Jesse Royal, The Movement, and Kumar Fyah. Monument expands the band’s sonic framework while retaining the emotional weight and urgency that define their approach. The result is a record that is both thematically cohesive and musically diverse.
 
Known for their dynamic live performances, aurorawave has developed a reputation for translating studio complexity into high-impact, crowd-responsive sets. Their ability to connect across genre lines has earned them placements on varied lineups and growing support from fans of alternative rock, metalcore, and modern reggae.
 
aurorawave represents a deliberate convergence of influences — not as an aesthetic novelty, but as a fully realized artistic direction. Their work continues to resonate with audiences seeking depth, intensity, and innovation in contemporary rock.

Follow Aurorawave:
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https://www.youtube.com/@aurorawavemusic

ORTHODOX Celebrate Release of New Album with Video for ‘One Less Body’, Ft. BRANN DAILOR

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Nashville heavy hitters Orthodox unleash their monolithic new album A Door Left Open on June 6th via Century Media. Their masterful fusion of frenetic, intricate rhythms, pushed-to-the-breaking-point riffing and emotive vocals has refined itself to a bleeding edge proposition. With help from Mastodon’s Brann Dailor, Boundaries’ Matt McDougal and Comeback Kid frontman Andrew Neufeld, Orthodox have truly pushed hardcore heaviness to a new level of brutality.

Orthodox also release their striking video for A Door Left Open’s focus track “One Less Body” which features guest vocals from Mastodon’s Brann Dailor. “This track is definitely the odd ball on the record,” says drummer Mike White. “Most of it was written in the studio and effectively executed with guidance of Randy [LeBoeuf, producer]. Lots of “What if?” riffs tossed around for this one—no rules. Brann’s vocals expand on that by adding a powerful yet atmospheric bridge unlike anything Orthodox has done before.” For the video, White teamed up with director Josh Richter for an eerie tale of a cruising killer which was inspired by the classic ‘girl in a white dress’ video.

At the center of the chaos is guitarist Austin Evans, whose upside-down, lefty way of playing is as radical as his writing, which is littered with harmonics, squeals and borderline laser noises. The album’s barrage of riffs, shredding solos (courtesy of newest member Ben Touchberry) and countless breakdowns contrast unto crushing chugs—accentuated by diverse rhythms from drummer Mike White and bassist Shiloh Krebs—ensures the whiplash-laden listen never gets comfortable. Atop that, Adam Easterling’s brash bellow is even more powerful here—resulting in new dynamics that had producer Randy LeBoeuf (Jesus Piece, Kublai Khan TX, Dying Wish) exclaiming he could hardly believe it’s coming from the same man.

Listeners will notice less of the wavering voice Jonathan Davis and Corey Taylor used to approximate insanity and more of a self-assured brute force of nature. It’s in line with the direct nature of the lyrics, with Easterling stepping out from under metaphors with an explanation that’s equally as blunt: “It comes down to the fact that life will kick your a**, whether you want it to or not.”

Listen / Share / Buy A Door Left Open

Orthodox have built their name on fervent, visceral live shows. With their most blunt album, both lyrically and musically, the wrecking ball that is Orthodox is coming to shatter expectations and minds of fans of metal and hardcore alike. Their headlining U.S. Summer tour kicks off June 21 with a special hometown release show with fellow straight edge bands Year of the Knife and Inclination in Nashville. Mugshot, Omerta and fromjoy will join them as support for the entirety of the tour which crosses both coast, the midwest and more. See below for a full list of dates and tickets.

A Door Left Open Official Music Videos: “Keep Your Blessings”, “Sacred Place”, “Searching For A Pulse”

Orthodox Live Dates: Tickets On Sale Here

Jun 21: Nashville, TN – Basement East ^*
Jun 22: Pensacola, FL – Handlebar ^
Jun 24: Orlando, FL – Conduit ^
Jun 25: Miami, FL – Grimz ^
Jun 26: Tampa, FL – Crowbar ^
Jun 27: Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Purgatory) ^
Jun 28: Raleigh, NC – Kings ^
Jun 29: Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery ^
Jul 01: Buffalo, NY – Rec Room ^
Jul 02: Albany, NY – Empire Underground ^
Jul 03: Boston, MA – Middle East (Upstairs) ^
Jul 04: Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Monarch ^
Jul 05: Pittsburgh, PA – Preserving Underground ^
Jul 06: Columbus, OH – Aces of Cups ^
Jul 08: Detroit, MI – The Sanctuary ^
Jul 09: Indianapolis, IN – Black Circle ^
Jul 10: Chicago, IL – Subterranean ^
Jul 11: Milwaukee, WI – X-Ray Arcade ^
Jul 12: St. Paul, MN – Legion Hall (Basement) ^
Jul 13: Kansas City, MO – The Rino ^
Jul 15: Denver, CO – Marquis ^
Jul 16: Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court ^
Jul 18: Sacramento, CA – Goldfield Midtown ^
Jul 19: Anaheim, CA – Chain Reaction ^
Jul 20: Las Vegas, NV – American Legion Post 8 ^
Jul 22: Mesa, AZ – The Nile Underground ^
Jul 24: Oklahoma City, OK – 89th Street Collective ^
Jul 25: Houston, TX – The End ^
Jul 26: San Antonio, TX – The Rock Box ^
Jul 27: Dallas, TX – Texas Tea Room ^
Oct 04: Birmingham, AL – Furnace Fest

^* Album Release Show w/ Year of the Knife, Inclination
^ w/ Mugshot, Omerta, and fromjoy

More information: Orthodox | Instagram | X | Facebook

SUICIDE SILENCE Announce European + UK Tour with Slaughter To Prevail & Dying Fetus

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SUICIDE SILENCE will be touring with Slaughter To Prevail and Dying Fetus in Europe and UK in early 2026 with Annotations of An Autopsy added to selected UK dates.

“We are beyond stoked to be touring Europe and the UK with Slaughter To Prevail and Dying Fetus on the Grizzly Winter Tour in early 2026!” says SUICIDE SILENCE.

SUICIDE SILENCE with Slaughter To Prevail and Dying Fetus

13-Jan-26 (NL) Tilburg – 013
14-Jan-26 (BE) Brussels – Ancienne Belgique
16-Jan-26 (UK) London – O2 Brixton Academy *
17-Jan-26 (UK) Manchester – O2 Victoria Warehouse *
18-Jan-26 (UK) Birmingham – O2 Academy Birmingham *
20-Jan-26 (CH) Zurich – Halle 622
21-Jan-26 (IT) Milan – Alcatraz
24-Jan-26 (DE) Berlin – UFO im Velodom
25-Jan-26 (DE) Hamburg – Sporthalle
29-Jan-26 (NO) Oslo – Sentrum Scene
30-Jan-26 (SE) Stockholm – Annexet
31-Jan-26 (DK) Copenhagen – K.B. Hallen
02-Feb-26 (DE) Frankfurt am Main – Jahrhunderthalle
03-Feb-26 (SLO) Ljubljana – Media Center
04-Feb-26 (HU) Budapest – Barba Negra
06-Feb-26 (DE) Munich – Zenith
07-Feb-26 (DE) Leipzig – Haus Auensee
08-Feb-26 (CZ) Prague – Forum Karlin
plus Annotations of An Autopsy *

Tickets on sale via https://www.slaughtertoprevail.com/

The band is touring their last album “Remember… You Must Die“.

SUICIDE SILENCE online:
https://www.facebook.com/suicidesilence
https://instagram.com/suicidesilence
https://suicidesilence.store/

OPHIOLATRY’s New Brutal Death Album “Serpent’s Verdict” Out Now

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Photography: Kevin Eisenlord, Anderson Hildebrando

After seventeen years of anticipation, Brazilian death metal stalwarts Ophiolatry officially released their new album “Serpent’s Verdict” on June 6th, 2025 through WormHoleDeath Records. Available now on all major digital platforms and in physical formats, this landmark release represents both a triumphant return and an evolutionary leap forward for one of extreme metal’s most brutal underground acts.

“Serpent’s Verdict” stands as a complete sonic ritual—a brutal, immersive descent into cycles of destruction, revenge, and rebirth. Rooted in themes of ancestral pain, war defiance, and spiritual reckoning, the album fuses relentless death metal with primal energy drawn from indigenous Amazonian spiritual traditions. Each track functions as a chapter in a larger narrative, combining aggressive riffs, guttural vocals, and tribal rhythms that pay homage to ancient warrior cultures. The band comments:

“This album pushes our technical and compositional limits while maintaining the speed and aggression that defines Ophiolatry. The riffs are intricate but wild, combining relentless blast rhythms with haunting atmospheric passages. The drums are faster and more precise than ever, while the guitars weave a mix of crisp precision and crushing heaviness. The vocals convey pure ferocity, from guttural growls to visceral screams that echo the intensity of the lyrics. While we pursue a new approach, the essence of Ophiolatry remains intact: ruthless, dark, and unapologetically extreme.”

Citing a brutal process in the creation of the album, the band describes it as ‘a communion between the band and the artist, a shared trance where sound and image feed each other’. The result is an album that honors the band’s brutal death metal roots while expanding their sonic palette into more atmospheric and thematically rich territory. It is recommended for fans of Suffocation, Morbid Angel, and Death.

1 -Jesus Complex
2 -Revenge
3- Generation Curse
4 -Death Tour
5 -Serpent’s Spits
6 -Atheris
7 -Apophis
8 -Midia Bible
9 -Manipulations Guilt
10 -Heaven Jails
11 -Narcissistic Victim Syndrome
12 -Human Factory
13 -Ecdysis

Listen to “Serpent’s Verdict” on all digital platforms

Music Video – “Jesus Complex” – https://youtu.be/CLN1jAZthS8​
Music Video – “Death Tour” – https://youtu.be/9Fr3TqFyF5Q

Album Recording Credits:​
All songs performed and composed by Ophiolatry.
Mastering: Dan Swanö – http://www.unisound.se
Artwork: LouLou – http://www.louloufineart.com
Pre-Production: Steve Rumpli & Ophiolatry
Production, Recording & Mixing: Diego Santiago
Studio: Satori Estudio
Photography: Kevin Eisenlord, Anderson Hildebrando
Graphic Layout: Beto Mustafa

Album Band Line Up:​
Jaime Veron – Lead Vocals
Diego Santiago – Bass
George “Dog” Duarte – Drums
Fred Barros – Guitars

Connect with Ophiolatry:
ophiolatry.com.br
www.instagram.com/ophiolatry
www.youtube.com/@ophiolatryofficial2679
www.facebook.com/ophiolatry

CALIFORNIA IRISH Release Video for New Single ‘Something Different’

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CALIFORNIA IRISH is the new band featuring The Answer’s Cormac Neeson. The band tips its hat to the wonderfully melodic and free-spirited sound from 60s America, a sound that reaches back into a gentler, more empathetic time, and now releases its third single, the fabulous ‘Something Different’, out now. 

Cormac comments:
“This one is, as the name would suggest, different to anything we’ve released up to this point. We wanted it to be an atmospheric, psychedelic folk celebration of the trippier side of life.
Recorded straight to tape with three vocals around the one microphone, and a recorder duet to bring you just the right amount of weirdness.
We shot the accompanying video in the Wicklow mountains and used the LSD graveyard scene in the movie ‘Easy Rider’ as our inspiration. Enjoy.”

Preorder the album here: https://ada.lnk.to/Mountains

Summoning the beguiling spirit of Laurel Canyon, employing analogue recording techniques, and recording songs in one or two takes to achieve something with a real human touch, California Irish are a new seven piece group hailing from Belfast that working their own niche within the world of folk and Americana, and everything in between.

This new group showcase a unique sound formed from a combination of players that initially came together briefly to perform a Neil Young-inspired theatre show production called “Re-Harvest”, in which the musicians who now make up California Irish very successfully performed the classic albums ‘Harvest Moon’ and ‘Harvest’ back to back.

The brainchild of the group is lead singer and chief songwriter Cormac Neeson. The band were hand-picked by Neeson based on long standing friendships, as well as experiences with numerous musical projects within the thriving Belfast music scene.

Cormac states his reason for starting the band, and wanting to harness this fabulous sound: “This album is the opposite of boring AI generated no soul perfection. We recorded this album in a room together over four days allowing the music to breathe when it needed to, looking at each other for our cues and feeding off each other’s energy. It felt like a dream…but it’s the most real thing I’ve ever done in music.
That Laurel Canyon sound of the late 60s, epitomised by the early Crosby Stills Nash and Young stuff, and the first few Joni Mitchell records, has always felt otherworldly and magical. On our album we’ve tried to access some of that beauty and create our own magic by combining brand new music with an old school recording process.” 

The Laurel Canyon influence also extends to the band’s recording technique, adhering rigidly to the analogue 16 track recording method circa 1969; namely recording live straight to tape at the world famous Middle Farm Studios under the watchful eyes and ears of producer Pete Miles. The resulting sound of California Irish flies in the face of modern techniques that often lose the warmth of the original compositions. Instead, the group opted for a one off and unique shared human experience with musicians who feed off each other’s energy, and create compelling four-part vocal blends around one single microphone in a warm alt-folk celebration. The creative process in turn led to an album’s worth of songs titled ‘The Mountains Are My Friends’, out on 27th June.

Introducing the band: 
Cormac Neeson (vocals, acoustic guitar, psychedelic cowbell)
Susy Coyle (vocals and percussion)
Donal Scullion (acoustic, electric guitar, vocals)  
Chris Kelly (lap steel, mandolin, acoustic, electric guitar, vocals)
James Doone (bass) 
Simon Templeton (piano, hammond, Wurlitzer)
Conor McCauley (drums)

https://www.facebook.com/californiairish
https://x.com/CaliIrish69
https://www.instagram.com/californiairishband/
https://www.californiairish.co.uk/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXtkoLAjS3HSCikPPPQWlsQ