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• Out Now! TRAUMATOMY’s “Triumph of Enslavement” Is Non-Stop Slam Carnage!

  Jul 5, 2024 Fistoffreedom 0 Comments

  

  Prepare for slam carnage as Traumatomy, the international brutal death metal juggernaut, drops their latest EP “Triumph of Enslavement” on July 5th, 2024 via Gore House Productions. Formed in 2012 by the sinister minds of Constantine Chevardin (Disfigurement Of Flesh) and Haruka Kamiyama (ex-Gorevent/Medic Vomiting Pus), Traumatomy has evolved from an online project into a touring force of slamming brutality. They share their excitement about the release:

  “We are very happy that the new EP “Triumph Of Enslavement” is being released, we have been working on it for 2 years. We believe that this EP will be loved by fans for a long time. Mychal Soto from PeelingFlesh brought a special sound to this album. The sound is raw but at the same time sharp and brutal. The album cover by Jon Zig captured our vision and atmosphere.”

  “Triumph of Enslavement” is a visceral journey through a relentless barrage of slams, blast beats, technical riffs, and a little bit of groove that will leave listeners battered and craving more. With a lineup that now includes an additional vocalist, bassist, and drummer since 2018, Traumatomy’s live performances have become legendary for their intensity and raw power.

  The band explains that their songwriting process is a labor of love and brutality. Each riff and drum part is meticulously crafted to ensure the maximum impact. With inspiration from Lovecraft and a healthy dose of beer, they’ve pushed themselves to deliver their most brutal and raw work to date. "Triumph of Enslavement” is out now and recommended for fans of Gorevent, Cerebral Incubation, and PeelingFlesh.

  All Digital Platforms (Bandcamp, Apple Music) - https://orcd.co/triumph-of-enslavement​

  CD / Cassette available from Gore House Productions at https://store.gorehouseproductions.com/collections/traumatomy/​

  Track Listing:​
  1. Ingress To Horridness (1:34)
  2. Triumph Of Enslavement (3:38)
  3. Consumed Into Nothing (3:15)
  4. Womb Of The Desecrated (3:11)
  5. Acknowledge The Inevitable End (3:38)

  More info: ​Gorehouseproductions.com​ | Facebook.com/traumatomy | Instagram.com/traumatomy.slam

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• Out Now! VORAATH Journey Into Extreme Storytelling And Craft A Metal Multiverse In “Vol 1: The Hymn of the Hunters” + Tour Dates w/ Gorgatron, Casket Robbery

  Jun 17, 2024 Fistoffreedom 0 Comments

   

  Voraath - L-R - Tylor Kohl - Guitar, Paul McBride - Bass, Joshua Ward - Drums, Keys, Vocals, Studio Guitars, Chelsea Marrow - Vocals, Daniel Presnell - Guitar

  Prepare for a sonic descent into the unknown as USA’s Voraath unleashes their debut album “Vol 1: The Hymn of the Hunters” - a heavy and immersive experience through extreme music and sci-fi themes. In this release, they infused their enthusiasm for 80’s action sci-fi with their passion for brutal yet epic metal with hints of their own culture which includes haunting folk elements. They explain further:

  “We think this album will be something unique, a whirlwind of emotions and an auditory odyssey. We capsulated real events in our lives and laced them through our complex musical universe. We want the fans to feel the music, and ride along with us on this musical journey through our dystopian planet. Their story will take an unforeseen turn as they encounter interdimensional horrors and bestow the moniker of god hunters.”

  Voraath is proud of the level of detail that this album represents; from the duality of brutal yet melancholic soundscapes to the intricate lore which expands from the Appalachian mountains to the furthest regions of the cosmos. Being sci-fi enthusiasts they wanted to tell a grand story with cosmic entities warring and interdimensional worlds while paying homage to their culture in the Appalachian Mountains.

  Voraath's lore, created from scratch, presents a seemingly simple dystopian survival story that unveils cosmic implications as one delves deeper. The band's commitment to their narrative is evident in their songwriting process, with each member contributing their unique specialties to shape the final product. Get ready to embark on a metal journey like no other.

  This is an odyssey of hardship, betrayal, and survival that leads us to discoveries with cosmic implications. It is recommended for fans of Septic Flesh, Gojira, and Fleshgod Apocalypse.

  In additional news, VORAATH will be supporting Gorgatron and Casket Robbery on the "Mechanical Necrosis Tour" this coming June and July (dates listed below) along with a performance at this year's Michigan Metal Fest on August 24th in Battle Creek alongside Mushroomhead, (hed) PE, Gideon and lots more.

  “Vol 1: The Hymn of the Hunters” is available at the following links:

  Digital - https://hypeddit.com/voraath/volume1hymnofthehunters​

  CD - https://www.exsrmusic.com/store/p/pre-sale-voraath-vol-i-hymn-of-the-hunter-available-june-17-2024​​

  (Voraath Album and Tour Promo Video - https://youtu.be/Etg7fxpXrI8)

  Tour Dates w/ Gorgatron, Casket Robbery, Voraath​
  June 19 - Fargo, ND - The Aquarium
  June 21 - Missoula, MT - The Dark Horse
  June 22 - Richland, WA - Ray’s Golden Lion
  June 23 - Seatle, WA - The Funhouse
  June 24 - Portland, OR - Twilight Cafe and Bar
  June 26 - San Francisco, CA - DNA Lounge
  June 27 - Hollywood, CA - Knucklehead
  June 28 - San Diego, CA - Brick by Brick
  June 29 - San Louis Obispo, CA - Humdinger Brewing
  June 30 - Tempe, AZ - Metal Head’s Clubhouse
  July 1 - El Paso, TX - Rock House
  July 2 - Thornton, CO - Trailside Saloon
  July 3 - Albuquerque, NM - Rensden
  July 5 - Austin, TX - Come and Take it Live
  July 6 - Corpus Christi, TX - Boozerz Rock Bar
  July 7 - Houston, TX - The Compound
  July 8 - New Orleans, LA - The Goat
  July 9 - Nashville, TN - The End
  July 10 - Springfield, MO - The Odyssey
  July 11 - Lincoln, NB - Cosmic Eye
  July 12 - Kansas City, MO - Farewell
  July 13 - Sioux Falls, SD - Bigs

  ** SLAMDAKOTA W/ MAUL & DETERIORATION

  August 24 - Battle Creek, MI - Michigan Metal Fest - Leila Arboretum - info

  More info: Exsrmusic.com | Voraath.com

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