Once upon a time, a little Australian thrash band by the name of Mortal Sin were beginning to make a name for themselves in their land in Europe. They garnered a mild following overseas by touring with some mainstream acts, but after a U.S. tour of only a few shows, the band finally disintegrated. Various [...]

My first exposure to Demiricous was at the 2007 New England Metal and Hardcore festival. I had never heard of them but had been told that they were a solid modern thrash band by my fellow AMR bloggers. The performance was short, as most are at festival shows but I was really impressed. I [...]

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In preparation for the review I am doing for Mortal Sin’s newest album, Tears of Redemption, I have put together a collection of old Mortal Sin, as well as some stuff off of their new album.
Video 1: Women in Leather (live 1989 – Sydney)
Video 2: I Am Immortal (live 1989 – Sydney)
Video 3: Lebanon Pt. [...]

I’d like to get you some actual video of the band in action, but this is the closest thing I could find that is really worth posting. Here is the song Abyss off of their 2007 album, Isolate.

Progressive metal is one of those sub-genres where you really can do no wrong. The basic definition of progressive metal is metal with odd time signatures with musical influences that are virtually limitless. In this day in age, you come across many progressive bands that have their basis in alternative forms of metal, but use [...]

Demiricous is set to release their new album on October 16.

“Two (Poverty)” track listing:

 
01. Never Enough Road
02. Express Of Immunity To God
03. Knuckle Eye
04. Leprosaic Belief
05. Language Of Oblivion
06. Tusk And Claw
07. Appreciation For Misery
08. Engineer
09. Celebration Of Damage
10. Adic Lung
11. Stress Fetish
12. Blackish Silver

For now, check out this awesome video of “To Serve is [...]

There is no easy way to start this article…oh wait, yes there is, downloading music without purchasing it later is illegal, immoral and downright disrespectful to the artists that are willing to put their careers on the line to make music for a living.
Am I being a bit crass with my opinions in this article? [...]

Here is the link to the Roadrunner site for a high quality video (it’s not up on Youtube yet, and the quality wouldn’t be as good either, so yeah…)
http://media.roadrunnerworld.com/Sanctity/Sanctity_BelovedKiller-450.wmv