tech-death

Decrepit Birth to release new studio album “Axis Mundi” on July 21st 2017

Hailing from California, U.S., the esoteric techincal death metallers Decrepit Birth are set to release their first new album in seven years, “Axis Mundi”, on July 21st, 2017, via Agonia Records (Europe / ROW) and Nuclear Blast Records (North America).

“Epigenic Triplicity” is the first single to be revealed from the record. Listen to the the track in the form of a 360 VR lyric video, below.

Ulcerate to release new studio album “Shrines of Paralysis” on October 28th 2016

Forward-thinking, unorthodox New Zealand death metal trio Ulcerate return with their latest masterwork “Shrines of Paralysis”, a flawless continuation of the band’s signature sonic philosophy.

“Shrines of Paralysis” spans eight tracks of singular death metal, incorporating a wider range of styles and ideas than ever before. Influences both within and beyond metal abound: organic, inventive phrasings and novel compositional techniques round out a thundering package of death, doom, and black metal stylings. As is characteristic of the band, “Shrines of Paralysis” is about much more than just the music.

Virvum to release debut album “Illuminance” on September 16th 2016

Active since 2007, Zurich, Switzerland based technical/progressive death metal band Virvum have spent years honing their craft through the release of one-off singles and hundreds of hours of practicing culminating in the refined and elaborate product that is their forthcoming debut full-length album, “Illuminance”, which the band will be self-releasing on September 16th 2016.

The first single from “Illuminance” will debut this upcoming Friday, July 22nd.

Tracklist:
1. The Cypher Supreme
2. Earthwork
3. Illuminance
4. Ad Rigorem
5. Tentacles Of The Sun
6. Elemental Shift

Ulcerate announces new album “Shrines of Paralysis” - due out in Fall 2016

New Zealand death metal innovators Ulcerate have revealed the cover art and preliminary details surrounding their forthcoming fifth full-length album and follow-up to 2013’s critically-acclaimed “Vermis”.

Shrines of Paralysis” is due out via Relapse this fall (release date TBA soon).

Tracklist:
1. Abrogation
2. Yield to Naught
3. There Are No Saviours
4. Shrines of Paralysis
5. Bow to Spite
6. Chasm of Fire
7. Extinguished Light
8. End the Hope

“The Infernal Depths of Hatred” by Anata to be reissued on vinyl on October 21st 2016

Kaotoxin is proud to announce the second release by Kaoskvlt, its new sub-label dedicated to old-school Metal gems: Anata's 1998 debut full-length, “The Infernal Depths of Hatred”, which will be unleashed on October 21st, 2016 worldwide, for the first time ever on vinyl!

Decrepit Birth signs with Agonia Records

California's technical death metal purveyors Decrepit Birth have signed a European record deal with Agonia Records. The band is currently working on their 4th studio album, whose release date is planned for late 2016.

Decrepit Birth decided to move to Agonia after the expiry of their previous EU deal with Nuclear Blast Records. The latter will continue its work with the band for North American territory.

Mindwork - Eterea & Into the Swirl out now

Divebomb Records has teamed up with Prague-based progressive/tech death metal act, MINDWORK, for the worldwide release of their two albums – "Eterea" and "Into the Swirl".
 
Their latest, "Eterea", is a jazz-infused technical death metal tour de force which will appeal to fans of such classic artists like Atheist, Cynic and Opeth. The new album finds the band introducing more dynamics and melody, vocally speaking, to their compositions while venturing into sonic territories not found on "Into the Swirl". MINDWORK truly are a thinking man's band, pushing forward the boundaries of metal.
 

Archspire signs with Season of Mist

After ANCIIENTS, BEYOND CREATION, KEN MODE and NECRONOMICON, Season of Mist is proud to add another highly talented Canadian band to the roster. Welcome ARCHSPIRE! The quintet from Vancouver, BC was described as a “truly eye-popping convulsion of tech-death, with schizophrenic rhythms, astounding technical riffing and drumwork, and tiny threads of reappearing melody that stitch the songs together into cohesive wholes” by Nocleaningsinging.com.
 
The band issued the following statement: