Audio
HARBINGER Stream “A Fractured World” from Upcoming New EP ‘Paroxysm’
London tech-metallers Harbinger are streaming a new track from their upcoming EP, Paroxysm online. Check it out here.
London’s Harbinger are a ferocious five piece who are about to set a new precedent for musical extremity with their debut EP Paroxysm, set for release on June 3rd, 2016.
Bassist Kris Aarre comments: “We have been working on this record for a long time now, and we are so excited to release it! We feel like we’ve found a unique, distinctive sound by fusing technical death metal, catchy choruses and slam laden beatdown music to give people something to move with and sing along to. ‘A Fractured World’ is a glimpse into the heavier side of the record, and the track really promotes the slam elements and technicality of our music. It’s definitely a headbanger.”
Harbinger launched onto the live circuit in 2015 supporting Monuments and already have 2016 dates in the diary with Belial, Slaughter to Prevail, as well as slot at UK Tech Fest with Protest the Hero, Between The Buried and Me and many more.
Paroxysm Track Listing:
01. Falsifier
02. Instruments of Guilt
03. Survival
04. Subsidised Slaughter
05. A Fractured World

-
Alternative/Rock11 hours agoThe Xcerts: “Throughout all of that darkness making this record, there was an overwhelming feeling of love…”
-
Country/Americana4 days agoOrville Peck Captivates Sold-Out Crowd at the Iconic Camden Roundhouse [Photos]
-
Alternative/Rock4 days agoBowling For Soup and Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Bring Showers, Sunshine and Smiles to Halifax Piece Hall [Photos]
-
Music2 days agoMcFly Takes Attention Off The World Cup with Fun-Packed Set at Halifax Piece Hall [Photos]
-
Metal4 days agoBilmuri Brings The ‘KINDA HARD’ Tour to Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse [Photos]
-
Indie4 days agoBlackpool Live Unveils Debut 2026 Concert Series at Winter Gardens
-
Alternative/Rock5 days agoJoe Sparks Premieres His Radio-Friendly Single, “Nice Little Refrain”
-
News5 days agoThe Crotches Release an Ode to Their New Home On “See You Soon, Sin City”


