Showing posts with label cannabis corpse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cannabis corpse. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

ALL SHALL PERISH: Music Now Available for Rock Band!

The track “Stabbing To Purge Dissimulation”, from Oakland California based extreme metal band ALL SHALL PERISH, is now available on the Rock Band Network for game play. Purchase the track, which is compatible with the brand new double bass drum application, from the following location http://www.rockband.com/songs/UGC_5007104.

ALL SHALL PERISH, will be direct support to melodic death metallers THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER this October in the United States. Joining them are hemp fuelled death grinders CANNABIS CORPSE.

THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, ALL SHALL PERISH, CANNABIS CORPSE
10/06/11 The Bluestone - Columbus, OH
10/07/11 Mr. Smalls - Pittsburgh, PA
10/09/11 Lost Horizon - Syracuse, NY
10/10/11 The Met - Providence, RI
10/13/11 Canal Club - Richmond, VA
10/14/11 The Soapbox - Wilmington, NC
10/17/11 House of Rock - Corpus Christi, TX
10/19/11 Jakes - Lubbock, TX
10/20/11 Club 101 - El Paso, TX
10/21/11 Orpheum Theatre - Flagstaff, AZ
10/22/11 The Rock - Tucson, AZ
10/23/11 Top Deck - Farmington, NM
10/25/11 Conservatory - Oklahoma City, OK
10/26/11 Granada Theatre - Lawrence, KS
10/27/11 The Wheelhouse - Des Moines, IA
10/28/11 Waiting Room - Omaha, NE
10/30/11 The Loft - Lansing, MI

ALL SHALL PERISH, recently scanned 8,422 copies of their new album This Is Where It Ends in its first week of sales in the United States according to Nielson Soundscan. The record came in at #50 on the US Billboard Top 200 Chart, making it their highest first week sales ever and their highest charting release to date! In contrast, 2008’s Awaken The Dreamers sold just under 5,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to enter The Billboard 200 chart at position No. 126.

This Is Where It Ends, ALL SHALL PERISH’s fourth full-length record and follow-up to their 2008 release Awaken the Dreamers, was recorded and mixed once again at Castle Ultimate Studios in Oakland with producer Zack Ohren (DECREPIT BIRTH, SUFFOCATION). Album art was brought to life by Brent Elliott White (DEATH ANGEL, JOB FOR A COWBOY, WHITECHAPEL).

ALL SHALL PERISH just wrapped up the 2011 Rockstar Energy Drink MAYHEM Festival alongside such acts as DISTURBED, GODSMACK, MEGADETH, MACHINE HEAD, IN FLAMES, TRIVIUM, SUICIDE SILENCE etc.

The new music video for “There Is Nothing Left” can be seen on the official ALL SHALL PERISH YouTube channel at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6ak8UQ4MrY. Some behind-the-scenes footage from the David Brodsky directed video can also be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAG2AcCH3w8.

A free This is Where it Ends mobile app for Android and iPhone/iPad/iTouch users can be downloaded online at: http://mobileroadie.com/apps/ashallperish.

This Is Where It Ends marks the recording debut of new drummer Adam Pierce and guitar virtuoso Francesco Artusato from Treviso, Italy.

Visit ALL SHALL PERISH online at: www.allshallperish.com, www.facebook.com/allshallperish, www.myspace.com/allshallperish, and on Twitter.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

WOE: Philadelphia Black Metal Legion Announce West Coast Tour Dates

Band To Ravage Scion Stage...
 
Philadelphia black metal legion WOE will embark on rare string of live dates this March. The short trek will commence on March 5 at the upcoming Scion Fest in Pamona, California alongside the likes of Morbid Angel, Obituary, Integrity and Nails and ravage its way around the West Coast before drawing to a temporary close in Seattle, Washington at The Highline. The festivities will pick up again on the 31st with a hometonw show at Kung Fu Necktie and a spot on this year's MACRoCk fest on April 1 in Harrisonburg, Virginia with Cannabis Corpse, Inter Arma, Withered, US Christmas and more. View the tour poster HERE.
 
Said band mastermind Chris Grigg of the upcoming dates: "WOE is not given to hyperbole so it is with stern, stoic determination that we say we hope those in attendance of our upcoming West Coast performances are ready to have their heads blown the fuck off."
 
WOE West Coast Tour 2011:3/05/2011 Scion fest - Pomona, CA
3/06/2011 The Hamat - Oakland, CA
3/07/2011 On The Y - Sacramento, CA
3/08/2011 The Knockout - San Francisco, CA
3/09/2011 Ol Hawk Eyes Art Shackle - Chico, CA
3/10/2011 Empire Squared - Eureka, CA
3/11/2011 Plan B - Portland, OR
3/12/2011 The Highline - Seattle, WA
3/31/2011 King Fu Necktie - Philadelphia, PA
4/01/2011 MACRoCk - Harrisonburg, VA
 
WOE's critically acclaimed Quietly, Undramatically was released in North America on October 12 via Candlelight Records. The full-length was recorded at Gradwell House in Haddon Heights, New Jersey with additional tracking completed at frontman Chris Grigg's BS1 in Philadelphia. The album is the first to feature a full band ensemble comprised of members from Absu, Woods Of Ypres, The Green Evening Requiem, Infernal Stronghold and Rumpelstiltskin Grinder and continues to reap praise from fans and critics alike.
 
Said the Washington Times of the record: "Woe's artistry cuts so deep as the band understands the depths of desperation. Their music at times wallows in its own hatred while at others displays optimism that life will improve. It is a satisfying bait and switch because the band knows when to sacrifice betterment at the altar of the bleak." Added MetalSucks, "Woe’s punk spirit goes beyond bouts with d-beats and energy to spare. They don’t give a fuck about convention, just about stretching what they love to the point where it may not be what it originally was anymore...Undramatic my ass. This is the sound of black metal to come." Metal Underground commended the band saying: "The album has a huge amount of variation, and tacks on enough unforeseen twists to keep even the most jaded metal fan listening for the whole run time. Fans of U.S. black metal need to make a point of keeping up with Woe," while About.com noted, "After the brilliant A Spell For The Death Of Man, Woe puts out another sharp, dynamic black metal album that shows major growth and maturity." Popdose kept it short and sweet: "The USBM scene needs more bands like Woe to take charge and push the genre forward."