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Psychedelic doom metal band DEMON HEAD has teamed up with New Noise Magazine to reveal their trippy new video for "Rivers Of Mars". The song is taken from their upcoming 7' "The Resistance" which will be released via The Sign Records in April. Check out the video here: http://newnoisemagazine.com/demon-head-rivers-mars-video/.
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The 131ers are a full scale quadraphonic tour de force. The solid foundation of friendship between members Kaleb Davies (vox/guitar,) Ryan Dawson (drums,) Chris Graue (bass,) and Greg Wilmot (guitar) permeates every note. Now the band joins forces with New Noise Magazine to premiere a new video for their song "Rome," from their upcoming full-length album "Nothing's as it Should Be" out this summer. Check out the video here: http://newnoisemagazine.com/131ers-rome-video/.
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Derek Ausseresses, an Arizona native who makes music under the name Kid Picked Last, has premiered his debut single "Meant for More" on New Noise Magazine. The pop-punk/EZcore tune was co-produced by Nick Ingram and Oshie Bichar (Beartooth, City Lights), the latter of which contributed guitar to the track. Ausseresses penned the lyrics after being burned by someone he trusted and considered a close friend. Instead of letting the situation get him down, he used it as motivation to better himself because doing well can sometimes be the best "F you."

"'Meant for More' is a song about overcoming," says Ausseresses. "It's the proverbial proving ground in the face of those that have doubted you and tried to tear you down. It's an anthem to sing in the faces of those people that said you couldn't do something."

"Meant For More"is available now on Spotify HERE and the lyrical video HERE.
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Norwegian metal-core upstarts Beyond Mara have released a new video this morning. Premiering via New Noise Magazine "Hindenburg", is a scathing track of destructive force with seriously down-tuned djent guitar lines.

Speaking on the inspiration for the song the band released the following statement "Hindenburg is a song about a person that you thought you knew but then they slowly reveal their true self until one day suddenly all hell breaks loose. The phrase ‘crash and burn' in the song fits well with this individual that the song was written about and also the song’s title."

Check out the video premiere via New Noise Magazine right HERE.

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Texas based Bloodline is igniting the scene down South with their ferocious brand of alternative metalcore, and the band burns it all down with the premiere of "N.S.T.B." with NewNoiseMagazine.com. The track is featured on the band’s forthcoming, debut album, "Insolent", which is due out on March 23rd 2018. Bloodline has also announced plans to support the record on their upcoming album release tour this March/April.

""N.S.T.B." is a clap back to anyone who acts like they are better than you because they live a different life style. Personally, this has often come from people I have been close with not giving me any space to breathe, much less letting me forge my own path in life without passing judgment. It also touches on how easy it is to buy into the negativity and the difficulty in cutting ties with them."- Bloodline

Stream "N.S.T.B." at NewNoiseMagazine.com: http://bit.ly/2HQ0XpF.


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Pop punks Never Better based out of London, ON, will be releasing a split album titled "Guns + Roses' Roses" with London fellows Grievances. "Guns + Roses’ Roses", was recorded by Simon Larochette at The Sugar Shack in London, Ontario. Preorders now available through Grooves Records.

The release coming March 16th 2018. The first single off the split titled "Pictures" was made into a video and is destined to be the theme song for a high school drama television show and likely will have the band perform in the season finale.

The video for "Pictures" portrays common narratives we go through in life. Heartbreak, finding autonomy, shitty relationships, and reckless choices come to mind. Often the nostalgia felt for these memories is influenced by movies, TV and music, rather than our own actual experience. Pictures allow us to have our own story, not someone else’s fiction.- Just Krar, director.

New Noise Mag premiered the "Pictures" video which can be seen here: https://newnoisemagazine.com/never-betters-pictures-video.

The band will be playing some shows in promotion of the split's release, check out the dates below!

TOUR DATES:

March 15 – London, ON – Call The Office w/ Grievances, Cracked Eye, Twin
March 17 – Montreal, QC – Brasserie Beaubien w/ Grievances, Doffing, Joint Custody
March 18 – Toronto, ON – The Baby G w/ Grievances, Bald Britney
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Norwegian five-piece hardcore group, Haraball, strike back with a new effort four long years after the release of their second album "Half Tux".

Due for release on April 13th 2018 via Fysisk Format, their third album "Hypno", was recorded and mixed by guitarist Trond Mjøen and mastered by Chris Sansom and features some of Haraball’s strongest and most eclectic material to date.  Whilst the first two albums have been praised by the underground punk press for their blitzing fast and catchy hardcore, the listeners are in for something slightly different this time around as the band have thrown in some different elements into the songwriting.

"It took a lot of time to write "Hypno". We started off writing a follow up to "Half Tux", but got tired of it half-way through and ended up removing everything that sounded like hardcore. The songs are more experimental, longer, noisier and Trond now has a synth," says singer Jon Eivind. "But even without da capos, light tones and harmonized sing-alongs, we still sound ugly and anti-social. We’re always trying to dumb the music down, making it as tribal and hard as possible. This time around, it just took a lot of dumbing."

"Hypno is without a doubt our strongest work, and the thought of having to surpass it is dreadful. These are dangerous tracks and we can’t really recommend them to anyone."

Listen to first single "Coyotes" now playing via New Noise Magazine at this location right HERE.
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New Language have released their electrifying new music video for the track “Show Me” online via taste maker magazine New Noise. New Language are known for their creative videos and content that draws from their distinct, enigmatic brand. The “Show Me” music video takes the viewer on another visceral journey that will equally get people talking and moving. Check it right HERE.
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Capital North has made their official debut, teaming up with New Noise Magazine to unveil the video for their track, "Glass Houses," directed by Jesse Lynch. Centered around human relationships with nature, as well as one another, "Glass Houses" tells the story of an individual realizing that although nothing is perfect in our world, or even our lives, we can be our own salvation if we focus on what is truly important. The band explains further:

"We initially wrote the track about the destruction of the natural world by humankind. However, the meaning of the song expanded in the studio to encompass the topic of relationships with friends, family, partners, and the Earth, as well as the mistakes that we as humans inevitably tend to make. It has become one of our favorite tracks on the album, and embodies so much of our ideals and principles - we are temporary, but this does not mean we should treat the Earth, or our personal relationships as though they are not."

Check it right over HERE.
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Arizona’s next, breakout rock act Remember The Monsters have announced plans to release their debut, full-length album, "The Pieces Remain", on March 16th 2018. Gearing up for the record’s unveiling, the band has partnered with NewNoiseMagazine.com to premiere the record’s first new track, "Romeo & Juliet."

Commenting on the new song, the record’s producer Cameron Mizell (Sleeping With Sirens, Danny Worsnop) says, "This song makes me feel all of the feelings all at once, intensely, and when the song is over I feel as if I was just beaten senselessly in a masochistic fashion. It's fucking bizarre in the best way."

Remember The Monsters’ vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Ashten Banks add’s the song is "my sick and twisted take on a literary classic."

Stream “Romeo & Juliet” Now At NewNoiseMagazine.com: http://bit.ly/2mSvQ34.



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Romanian industrial-metalcore artists Within The Nova announce their new album "Infinite Cycles".

After we spent the last year and a half writing and recording for this record, struggling to release it DIY, we're so glad to have found Dark Alliance Records and make the next step on our musical journey by releasing our debut album through them! We'd like to think that there's something in it for everybody, as it contains influences from different genres such as metal, hardcore, rock, industrial or post-rock. We're all so excited for the world to listen to our work and hear what everyone thinks. - Guitarist-Alex Rizea

"Infinite Cycles", will be released February 1st 2018 worldwide on Dark Alliance Records. The video for the first single "The Realist", is premiering on New Noise Magazine and can be seen HERE.

TRACKLISTING:

1. Forsake the Crown
2. Rogue Empire
3. Enslaved
4. Infinity
5. Ground Zero
6. The Idealist
7. The Realist
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As they prepare for the release of their forthcoming album "Dirge Of Escapism", Bay Area’s Primal Rite will grace the cover of New Noise Magazine issue #37 due out in early 2018.  Check out the cover artwork below and listen to the track “Bow To No One,” which will appear exclusively on the magazine’s accompanying flexi 7inch, HERE.

Primal Rite’s debut album is poised to be one of the most crushing debuts of the coming year. With a flurry of 7-inch releases already out on Revelation Records, Grave Mistake Records, and Warthog Speak Records plus a cassette on Pop Wig Records, the band is ready to top both their contemporaries and themselves.  Propelled by vocalist Lucy Xavier’s fiery skirmishes on personal politics, mental health, and identity, Primal Rite’s thrashing dirges are galvanized by a noble purpose. No punk bravado, no machismo—just wailing guitars, nods to both Japanese + Cleveland hardcore styles, and controlled chaos that will be stirring long after the record’s 30-minute runtime.

"Dirge of Escapism" will be released via Revelation Records on January 26, 2018. Be sure to also check out Primal Rite as they head out on tour and play a festival as well, see dates below.

TOUR DATES:

January 11  San Francisco, CA @ Honey Hive Gallery
January 26  San Francisco, CA @ Thee Parkside
January 27  Los Angeles, CA @ Top Space
January 28 Santa Cruz, CA @ SubRosa
April 5-8 Washington, DC @ Damaged City Fest
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Rochester-based, metal band, Ovtlier, drop a cover of Taylor Swift's "...Ready for It" to coincide with Taylor Swift's new album. Ovtlier are preparing to release their new EP, "What Doesn’t Kill You", on December 9th 2017!  Check out the song that premiered on New Noise Magazine HERE.
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Bangladeshi extreme metal scene is expanding in a promising way, bands outside Dhaka, the capital city, are also excelling with their own efforts. Sylhet based thrashers H2SO4 played an important role to establish the metal scene in their own region, and now they are close to release their debut EP "British Bangla Testament", where they have been very vocal about the miserable incidents that occurred during the  British rule in Indian subcontinent.

Comment from the band on the track: "This song speaks about tragic incidents of 1905-1911, a forgotten holocaust of 1943, a planned famine that killed almost 05 million people."

New Noise Magazine exclusively premiered the lyric video of "The Bengal Holocaust" — first track from the EP. Find it over HERE.
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