Metalcore band Attack Attack has entered the studio to record their fourth studio album, the followup to 2012′s This Means War (review), which was the last album to feature bassist John Holgado and vocalist Caleb Shomo.
A video update from the studio has been posted online, which you can watch below. There are some rough moments of new riffs. READ MORE
Christian metal band Impending Doom have announced several headlining dates this July. Support will come from Within The Ruins, Moltov Solution, Erra, and To Each His Own. The tour stretches from Arkansas along the south and south west into New Mexico. Check below for tour dates.
Impending Doom will also join the second half of the Scream Like You Mean It tour, which features Attack Attack!, We Came As Romans, The Acacia Strain, and many more acts. More details can be found here.
Impending Doom recently released their fourth full-length album Baptized In Filth (iTunes). READ MORE
Escape The Fate and Attack Attack! are proclaiming that ‘The World Is Ours’ by heading out on a N. American co-headline tour. The bands will be joined by The World Alive, Secrets, and Mest. Tickets will go on sale this Friday via the official website. While more tour dates will be added soon, there is a big list of cities below. READ MORE
![[Review] Attack Attack! This Means War](http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/photosizer/upload/attackattackthismeanswarcover.jpeg "[Review] Attack Attack! This Means War")
Although Ohio-based metalcore troupe Attack Attack!‘s intention of making This Means War a seamless, fluent record is obvious even before the first listen (a quick scan of the album’s track listing reveals the repeated use of the word “the” in every song title), I was expecting a smooth record – not a repetitive one. But alas, I was once again confronted with a rather disappointing release from the four piece. After their bland rerelease of their self-titled album in summer 2011 (review), I was hoping Attack Attack! would redeem themselves with their third studio effort, and although this record is definitely worthy of a few kudos, it was not on par with what I would typically expect from the creative, genre-blending band I love. READ MORE
Look at this awesome week so far! We’ve had a song stream from Attack Attack! and one from Bury Your Dead. Well, if you think we’re going to stop there, you’ve got another thing coming! Today we’re bringing you Man Of Stone from the badass Detroit metal band Battlecross who were recently signed to Metal Blade Records. I had the pleasure to chill with guitarist Hiran at a house party of one of the Black Dahlia Murder guys and he was metal to the f*cking core! Let’s just say I have no worries about these guys blowing up. Their Metal Blade Records debut album Pursuit of Honor will be coming out August 2nd, so make sure to pre-order your copy.
Bloody-Disgusting has scored an exclusive track for all you Attack Attack! fans! After the jump, you can hear the track Criminal, which is featured on the reissue of the 2010 self-titled album. The reissue, which comes out tomorrow, features a ton of new tracks, remixes and bonus acoustic tracks, so make sure to pick up your copy on iTunes!
Needless to say, American hardcore music has been one of the most influential subcultural movements in recent history. It’s blisteringly fast and abrasively loud quality has led many critics, both past and present, to describe it as “talentless”, “unlistenable” and “too ugly to be considered music”. And yet, the hardcore scene still thrives today. Its mark can be seen everywhere from music festivals to current hairstyle trends, but perhaps the most interesting outcome of the genre is the rise in popularity of the use of its infamous suffix, “-core” has experienced. Nowadays, “-core” can be used to modify just about any word you can think of, both creating new genres of music and describing the odd stuff that comes along with them. Here are my top 6 most ridiculous uses of the suffix “-core” and where you can see them in action.
Whitechapel’s first production video for the track The Darkest Day of Man, directed by David Brodsky of MyGoodEye and featuring animation by David Brodsky & Tim Kellen, is now live on Metal Blade TV and ANewEraOfCorruption.com! Be sure to catch Whitechapel this summer as they tour across the United States on Warped Tour Twenty Ten alongside bands like Every Time I Die, Eyes Set to Kill, Attack Attack, Emmure, The Casualties, and The Dillinger Escape Plan just to name a few.
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