technical rock

Covet, who are currently on the road with Polyphia, celebrate all things spooky with their newly released video for “Howl”, which can be seen below.

“"Howl" was written as one of the darker toned songs on the album”, explains guitar player Yvette Young of the Tom Flynn directed clip. “I wanted to convey a more bipolar feel when I wrote this song, and I wanted the video to reflect that and be a bit mysterious. The video is basically about the three of us occupying a spooky house and hunting each other down, with flashbacks to nicer times”.

Covet, the Bay Area instrumental trio, featuring Yvette Young, David Adamiak and Forrest Rice, will release “effloresce” on July 13th, 2018, via Triple Crown Records.

Giving fans and newcomers an early preview of the six-song offering, the band shares a video for “Shibuya”. The song features Dutch musician San Holo. Watch the video below.

TesseracT have announced details of their September 2018 Australian headline tour; support will come from Circles.

TesseracT have also set to release their fourth studio album “Sonder” on April 20th, 2018, through Kscope.

Ahead of the release of TesseracT’s highly anticipated new studio album “Sonder” the band reveal their first official video, for their new single “King”.

Watch the video below.

TesseracT area gearing up to take “Sonder” to worldwide audiences beginning in North America in April 2018.

On this tour they will be supported by Plini and Astronoid with the first show in Boston on 19th April and the tour culminating at New York’s Irving Plaza on 24th May.

TesseracT, a band that sit outside the bounds of any genre specificity, pioneers of the ever-evolving metal scene and unstoppable force of off-kilter riffs, soaring melodies and disorientating atmospherics release their fourth studio album “Sonder” on April 20th, 2018, through Kscope.

“Sonder” adds significant firepower to the band’s arsenal, blending the harsh abrasiveness of “One” (2011) and progressive ethereal elements of “Altered State” (2013) with the accessibility of “Polaris” (2015).

Detroit-based progressive rock quartet Tiles regretfully announce that longtime vocalist Paul Rarick will be retiring and departing from the group, ironically coinciding with the band’s 25th anniversary this year.

Two years after releasing their crowning achievement, the star-studded and internationally acclaimed double album “Pretending 2 Run”, the members of Tiles now find themselves in the unusual position of commemorating their 25th Anniversary while bidding a fond farewell to their friend. Rarick will take his final curtain call with his bandmates on Saturday, April 28th at The Loving Touch in Ferndale, Michigan.

To coincide with TesseracT touring the U.S. with Gojira in September Kscope will be releasing a 2 disc tour edition of their critically acclaimed studio album “Polaris” on September 16th, 2016.