Kaine is pleased to announce their next album and studio project, “Extinctions End” which the band will resume recording on the 25th of April. Extinctions End will feature tracks from the original album After Extinction and the subsequent Extinction After EP to make up a brand-new album.
My pick of the week was pretty easy this time round. The new Warbringer was the only album that really came close to topping it but I’ve gravitated back to this album so much more often. I’ve been a fan of this side project from Haken guitarist Charlie Griffiths since the debut album was released back in 2022.
There were a few solid releases that came out this past week, but the biggest standout for me was Whitechapel’s latest offering, “Hymns in Dissonance”. I am not a Deathcore fan, and I am extremely picky when it comes to what I consider to be good Deathcore.
Hi all, and welcome to my listening room, a (potentially/hopefully) weekly column on what my listening habits have been throughout the week and hopefully a good way to direct our viewers to what I think is the best new music around, as well as maybe some other bands that might have been missed by some. This wasn’t my idea to do, but as someone who loves discovering, learning and listening to new things I feel this is a perfect outlet for me to talk about the stuff I love, mainly because whenever I try to speak passionately about the music I love, aside from a specific few people, my passion goes straight over their heads and I end up feeling like a plum!
A special set comprising of songs from Falling Through Freedom, The Waystone, A Crisis of Faith, Reforge The Steel and After Extinction.
The album was recorded at The Waterfront, Norwich in December 2024 and was the last performance on the 16th anniversary tour.
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Hi, we have had to re-arrange it due to these dates. Keep an eye on the socials for the new…