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• Quebec Deathcore Force DISCOVERY THROUGH TORMENT's EP "Telesynthetic Rebirth"

  Dec 4, 2025 Fistoffreedom 0 Comments

   

  Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC, Canada deathcore force Discovery Through Torment is set to unleash their new EP, "Telesynthetic Rebirth," with an exclusive advance stream premiering on Decibel Magazine a full day ahead of its official release on December 5th. Fans can experience the band’s most ambitious and brutal work yet before it drops worldwide.

  Listen to the EP's full stream premiere on Decibel Magazine HERE.
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  Formed out of a desire to push heaviness to its limits, Discovery Through Torment has carved a reputation in the Quebec underground for its uncompromising blend of slam, brutal death metal, and blackened atmospheres. Since their debut, "Divine in Blood" (2020), and the acclaimed follow-up, "The Mangled God" (2022), the band has evolved into a sharpened five-piece lineup, now fronted by vocalist Alex Desroches. With "Telesynthetic Rebirth," they deliver a bold new chapter defined by narrative-driven lyrics, cinematic scope, and relentless aggression.

  “On this EP, we took the time to experiment a lot and find the right balance between sounding fresh and staying true to our sound. It’s very dark and heavy, with sci-fi atmospheres and plenty of surprises. We are very proud of this one, it hits HARD,” adds the band.

  The EP plays out like a video game-inspired descent into collapse and conquest, pulling listeners through five chapters of divine downfall, human abduction, and engineered genocide. Musically, it balances towering, cinematic compositions with suffocating heaviness, fusing slam brutality and blackened deathcore atmospheres into a relentless narrative arc. It begins with "Dethronement," a grand opener announcing the fall of the Mangled God with epic scale, before plunging into "Arcane Inception," where crushing riffs expose the apocalyptic intentions of a new force rising from the ashes. The tone grows colder and more clinical in "Veil Unfurling," transforming captives into telepathic servants through a chilling blend of atmosphere and brutality. The intensity reaches its peak in "Lesions," a punishingly direct assault that warns of inevitable demise with twisted vocal lines and relentless weight. Finally, "First Encounter Assault Regiment" closes the record with a genocidal march, its towering chorus and cliffhanger ending leaving the storyline suspended in anticipation of the destructive chapter still to come.

  
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  The EP’s artwork mirrors this ominous narrative, drenched in red hues and desolate landscapes that hint at alien origins and looming menace. Adding to its depth are several fun details: hidden nods to the first F.E.A.R. game woven into track titles and lyrics, the clinical edge of "Veil Unfurling" born from a binge of House M.D., and synth layers crafted in DIY fashion by guitarist Sam experimenting at home.

  For fans of Aversions Crown, Rings of Saturn, and Mental Cruelty, "Telesynthetic Rebirth" drops December 5th, 2025, on all major platforms.

  "Telesynthetic Rebirth" arrives December 5, 2025 is available for EP pre-order at https://discoverythroughtorment.bandcamp.com/

  Add to your Spotify playlist - https://open.spotify.com/artist/3cttRrJzJ5CxdMlaJPkNtq?si=WK9PdT1SQ-yZOes9PP50IA​​

  Track Listing:​
  1. Dethronement - (4:36)
  2. Arcane Inception - (3:40)
  3. Veil Unferling - (4:29)
  4. Lesions - (3:35)
  5. First Encounter Assault Regiment - (4:19)
  Album Length - (20:39)

  Album Band Line Up:​
  Charles-Étienne Lafrance - Drums
  Samuel Fortin - Guitar
  Frédéric Ricard - Guitar
  Alexandre Desroche - Vocals
  Alexis Lafrance - Bass

  Live Band Line Up:​
  Charles-Étienne Lafrance - Drum
  Samuel Fortin - Guitar
  Frédéric Ricard - Guitar
  Alexandre Desroche - Vocals

  More info: Facebook.com/DiscoveryThroughTorment | Instagram.com/discovery.through.torment​

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• DAWN VALLY Unleash Jailhouse Rage with New Single “Graves” Off Forthcoming EP Out In 2026

  Oct 10, 2025 Fistoffreedom 0 Comments

   

   

  Canadian metalcore outfit Dawn Vally has dropped their latest single, “Graves,” a punishing, raw track that marks a new chapter in the band’s evolution. Formed in 2007 by twin brothers Jeff (bass) and Joe Bartolo (drums), Dawn Vally has built a reputation for delivering aggressive, high-intensity music that blends metalcore and deathcore with fearless originality.
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  ​“Graves” is the second single from the band’s upcoming EP, slated for release in early 2026. It’s also the first recording to feature new vocalist Zac Emmons, formerly the guitarist of hardcore band Pound Of Flesh. Zac joined the band earlier this year, bringing a visceral lyrical style rooted in personal experience.

  “Graves lyrically is a song about betrayal and the emotions that come with it. I went into a dark place in my mind to get the words,” says Zac.
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  Musically, “Graves” builds on the foundation laid by their previous album, "Blueprints of the 416," but pushes the intensity even further. With punishing breakdowns and relentless energy, the track is already being hailed as Dawn Vally’s heaviest release to date.
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  The single’s artwork, created by Paul Padgett of Eightfold Visuals, features a horror-tinged jailhouse setting that perfectly complements the song’s themes of emotional confinement and rage.
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  ​Dawn Vally’s sound is a collaborative effort, shaped by the eclectic influences of its members. While metalcore and deathcore dominate, the band draws from jazz, classic rock, and hardcore to create a sonic landscape that’s both brutal and nuanced. Guitarist Antonio Bratta, a classically trained musician with a jazz background, adds a unique layer to the band’s dynamic compositions.
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  With plans to expand their reach across Canada in 2026, Dawn Vally is preparing for tours both out west and east. Their live shows promise the same raw energy and sonic devastation that fans have come to expect.

  For fans of Whitechapel, Parkway Drive, BMTH, and Hatebreed, Dawn Vally is a band that doesn’t just play metal; they live it.

  “Graves” is now streaming on all major platforms, along with its music video filmed and created by Brett and Hayley Wright, who have worked with other artists such as LÜZR, Seagrave, and CRUELINTENT.

  Add to your Spotify playlist - https://ampl.ink/ezq3P​

   

  More info: https://linktr.ee/Dawn_Vally

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• STERILIZING THE DECEASED Confronts Inner Demons w/ New Video "Recovery"

  Oct 3, 2025 Fistoffreedom 0 Comments

   

  Melodic deathcore outfit Sterilizing The Deceased has dropped a gripping new music video for “Recovery,” the opening track from their emotionally charged EP "Nothing," released August 1st. Known for their bone-crushing breakdowns and atmospheric aggression, the Cleveland-based band delivers a visual experience as raw and visceral as the music itself.
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  ​“Recovery” dives deep into themes of personal reflection, addiction, and the struggle to find light in overwhelming darkness. The video mirrors the EP’s overarching narrative, a fictional/non-fictional journey through drug addiction and suicidal ideation, inspired by frontman Angelo Vespucci’s own battles. With imagery that evokes resistance, pain, and redemption, the video amplifies the track’s emotional weight and lyrical intensity.
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  ​“This song is about wondering where things went wrong and why they had to change. It’s the beginning of a story that’s deeply personal to me, and I wanted the visuals to reflect that internal war,” says Vespucci.
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  The EP "Nothing" marks a turning point for Sterilizing The Deceased, showcasing a mature sound that blends melodic deathcore, progressive metalcore, and djent influences. Fans of Reflections, Chelsea Grin, and old-school Lorna Shore will find familiar sonic territory, but with a distinct emotional edge. From the chaotic descent of “Self Meditated” to the cathartic rebirth in “Awake,” the EP offers a full-circle listening experience that encourages introspection and connection.
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  Formed in 2014, Sterilizing The Deceased has carved out a reputation in the Midwest metal scene, sharing stages with heavyweights like Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, and Slaughter to Prevail. With members also active in projects like xEIGHTY-SIXEDx, Lie In Wait, and Terra Vista, the band brings a wealth of experience and collaborative firepower to every release.

  Experience the beginning of a journey through pain, purgatory, and ultimately, awakening with the music video premiere of "Recovery".

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  Fans can expect more music in the coming year, with another EP or full-length already in the works.
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  ​Sterilizing The Deceased's latest EP “Nothing” can be heard on all digital platforms.

  Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/4aTbT4KtSuLM2V2G1136Zt​

  Bandcamp - https://sterilizingthedeceased.bandcamp.com/​

  More info: Facebook.com/SterilizingTheDeceased | Instagram.com/sterilizingthedeceased

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• ART OF ATTRITION Provides A Devastating Soundtrack To Anger With “Vitriol” Off “...And It Will All End Forever” Out July 2024

  Jun 14, 2024 Fistoffreedom 0 Comments

   

  L-R - Johnny VanderRoest (Guitars), Joshua Hahn (Vocals), Jack Sutherland (Guitars), Greg Smith (Drums)

  Photo Credit - Abscene Productions

  Art of Attrition is a blackened technical deathcore band who separated themselves from the underground local scene with their 8-string barrage of dueling melodic guitars, gravity blast beats, intense guttural vocals, and epic orchestration. This year they are releasing their new EP “...And It Will All End Forever” on July 26, 2024. To whet the palates of those who enjoy infectious, brutal music, they are now releasing their music video for the single “Vitriol”, which they comment on:

  “Vitriol was the first single we wrote and it set the tone for what we wanted to hear in the E.P. musically and lyrically. We created an eerie, despair-like atmosphere within the song while still recalling a fierceness. Creatively, we tried some new song structure ideas and it turned out exactly how we wanted. We are feeling very positive for the next chapter of AOA music.”

  Musically, “Vitriol” is technical and epic. It starts with a melodic intro that is reflective of the first verse riff and gives an eerie rising effect. It is fast and technically proficient. It has a very epic chorus, haunting and catchy! Lyrically, it explores themes of anger - if left unchecked, it tends to fester over time. The single is an introspective foray into the worthiness of allowing space for such feelings and actions, into one's own life.

  The EP, “...And It Will All End Forever” is pure chaotic inoculation. A culmination of everything AoA has worked so hard to achieve in one record. Now, they are set to write a bit out of their comfort zone and delve into other genres that they love. The EP is recommended for fans of Lorna Shore, Aversions Crown, and Gaerea.

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  Digital Single - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/artofattrition/vitriol​

  Due out on July 26th, 2024, “...And It Will All End Forever” is available for pre-order as of July 5th https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/artofattrition/and-it-will-all-end-forever​

  Track Listing​
  1. Drowned in Fog (4:38)
  2. Vitriol (5:11)
  3. Emaciate (4:51)
  4. …And It Will All End Forever (5:43)

  EP and Live Band Line-Up:​
  Jack Sutherland: Guitars, Synths, Bass, Orchestrations
  Johnny VanderRoest: Guitars
  Joshua Hahn: Vocals
  Greg Smith: Drums

  More info: www.artofattrition.com

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• LORNA SHORE at The Gramercy Theatre 10/22/22

  Oct 23, 2022 ArmyOfOneTV 0 Comments

   

  

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