On August 28, 2021, at the Palladium Outdoors, The Ghost Inside, with support from Every Time I Die and The Acacia Strain, and openers Currents and Great American Ghost, performed to droves of fans.
Having a bad day? Well, Bound In Fear’s anger management playlist should help you through it without killing someone!
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Matt McDougal, frontman with Connecticut metallers Boundaries discusses frustration, lockdown, and new album ‘Your Receding Warmth’.
UK slam/death troop Ingested return with their most refined, punishing offering to date and you can read our review of their fifth album here.
Sludge/Deathcore heavyweights The Acacia Strain return with ‘Slow Decay’, their darkest, sludgiest, foulest effort to date. Read our review here.
Sludgecore leviathans Mastiff pick six of the albums that inspired the filth soaked sound on their recent album Plague. Find out what they picked here.
On October 8th, at Toronto’s Phoenix Concert Theatre, we caught up with The Acacia Strain’s vocalist Vincent Bennett to discuss 10 years of Continent, becoming a radio DJ, video games, and more.
Thanksgiving just got heavier! American metalcore band After The Burial, alongside The Acacia Strain, Erra and Make Them Suffer, hit The Phoenix in Toronto and brought the heavy.
North America is a hotbed for some incredible metal & hardcore tours this fall. Whether it’s an in-your-face hardcore club show, or 1,000+ capacity venues hosting an exciting concert with an eye-catching production rig, there’s something for everyone in the coming months.
Hardcore juggernaut Hatebreed have announced some more dates in celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the release of their debut album, Satisfaction Is the Death of Desire.
At the Vans Warped Tour stop in Virginia Beach, VA we hit up Rise Records band The Acacia Strain for a chat about some Gear Gone Wild.
If you’re prepared for an experience that will leave you feeling grubby for weeks, the new album from The Acacia Strain should be your first port of call. Read our review of Gravebloom here.