Tag: luxor records

Pennsylvania-based metalcore band My Heart to Fear is planning on releasing their third LP titled Violent Hallucination on Luxor Records this coming winter. The album features a stripped metal sound of just guitars, bass, drums, and vocals. “The goal was to have a record that we can play live exactly how it sounds on the album,” Frontman Trevor Pool says.… Continued →

The deathcore act, Toarn, has released their debut single off of the upcoming new album, The Dying Flame. The band began in 2009 and has been progressing in their music ever since. In 2016, the band signed to Luxor Records, which will be releasing The Dying Flame.… Continued →

A Hill to Die Upon, the death metal band from Illinois, has announced their signing to Luxor Records. The band have released a single after being signed, titled “Jubal and Syrinx”. The band is preparing to release their fourth album, Via Artis, Via Mortis. The album will be available on iTunes as well as Luxor’s stores.… Continued →

Metalcore band My Heart to Fear have begun working on a new album. After releasing The Draft via Luxor Records last August, the band has done rather well for themselves. They put out a clip on their Facebook and Instagram of them playing back some guitars they’ve already recorded. Can’t wait to hear the rest of it!… Continued →

Well it’s been awhile since I’ve wrote one of these. So I hope you all enjoy and I hope you check these amazing bands out! Go headbang! 10. Every Knee Shall Bow Every Knee Shall Bow is a death metal band that started in 2002, with brothers Drew and DJ Wibblesman, but didn’t get going until 2008, when their two younger brothers came of age: Cole and Shane.… Continued →

So yesterday I interviewed Tony Luktish of the death metal band As They Sleep. We talked about his injury, the new ATS album, some of the local acts of Detroit, and some old band’s of his. I hope you enjoy! How are ya man? I’m doing pretty good still recovering from my Heel injury.… Continued →

Check out this review of My Heart To Fear's "The Draft"