Showing posts with label hardcore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hardcore. Show all posts

5.10.2009

Earth Crisis eyeing To Ashes

Directed by David Brodsky from the album, To The Death.

The band brokeup in 2001 and reunited in 2007, making To The Death their first album since 2001.

Help those in need...


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4.22.2009

Six Reasons To Kill eyeing Bleeding Stereo

Directed by Daniel Kreuter from the album, Another Horizon.

Six Reasons To Kill combined metal and hardcore while the hybrid was still in its infancy in 1999.

Pigs...

Nailed Coil eyeing Hands Of A Killer

Directed by Joni Karlsson from the as of yet announced album.

A majority of the band members completed military service for the Republic of Finland during 2006.

Watching the watched...


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4.13.2009

BARRICADE eyeing Michelle

Directed by Noah Grant-Levine from the album, Demons.

"Traditional east coast hardcore crossed with modern influences." [Eulogy Recordings]

Hardcore rock and rap, you never know...

4.08.2009

YOUR DEMISE eyeing Burnt Tongues

Directed by Stuart Birchall from the album, Ignorance Never Dies.

The band put out an open call on their Myspace for fans to participate in the making of Burnt Tongues.

Hate 'to be continueds'...


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4.03.2009

Syconaut eyeing Blindfolded

Directed by Martin Holtmann from the album, Burst Into Life.

The band got their first chance to play in front of a large crowd at the 2004 2000 Decibel festival a showcase of Swedish Hard Rock and Metal.

Was he being killed or exorcised???

4.02.2009

War From A Harlots Mouth eyeing Crooks At Your Door

Directed by Florian Freund from the album, In Shoals.

Their Myspace reads, "This is band, not a bunch of rockstars..."

Cheap shot with the over the head bottle smash...

3.24.2009

Gallows eyeing Vulture (Act II)

Directed by Adam Powell and art direction by Ryan Haysom from the album, Grey Britain.

The band covered the Iron Maiden song, Wrathchild, on the album, Maiden Heaven: A Tribute to Iron Maiden.

Great scene where the priest sees the band as demons, almost a reflection of what some in society deem rock music to be...


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3.15.2009

Cancer Bats ft. Wade MacNeil eyeing Deathsmarch

Directed by Marc Ricciardelli from the album, Hail Destroyer.

According to their Wiki, "On 5/18/08, Cancer Bats were put on the cover of Kerrang! magazine, which is the biggest selling weekly rock publication in the world".

3.09.2009

A Day To Remember - A Downfall Of Us All

Directed by Scott Hansen from the album, Homesick.

Just two weeks ago, their album Homesick was #21 in a top 40 best albums chart for Rolling Stone.