Finnish hard rock band have five upcoming gigs in support of their 2012 release ‘Halfway To Heartache’.
The gigs are as follows:
June 16th Turku distortion 2012, Turku FINLAND
July 6 Jyrkkä Rock, Pudasjärvi, Pohjois-Po, FINLAND
July 7 Viljo`s Suolahti, FINLAND
July 22 Kariurock, Lokalahti, FINLAND (
Oct 6 Haarikka Aura, FINLAND
*The July 22nd show is a support slot with Apocalyptica.
The band have no current plans for shows in other countries.
Read a review of ‘Halfway To Heartache’ here.
It has been reported that Scandinavian rockers Vindictiv are in the studio recording their third album. The album – provisionally titled ‘Cage of Infinity’ – marks Vindictiv’s first new work as a band since ‘Ground Zero’, released on Escape Music in 2009.
At this time, no other details are available.
It may have been nearly three years since the last Vindictiv release, but guitarist Stefan Lindholm has kept himself busy with his Firecracker side project (read a review here), as well as appearing on the fifth instalment of Tom Galley’s Phenomena project (both also available via Escape Music).
Canadian metalcore band Thread Signal have released a new video for the track ‘Uncensored’. The video can be seen via the link below. Clicking on the link will take you to the official Nuclear Blast YouTube channel.
‘Uncensored’ is taken from the band’s third album, which was released via Nuclear Blast in October 2011.
A new video has been released for ‘Way Too Far’, a track from Korn’s 2011 album ‘Path Of Totality’.
‘Way Too Far’ is a collaboration with Downlink, 12th Planet and Flinch.
You can watch the video clip below, or click here to watch the full-length ‘Path Of Totality’ launch party gig.
A 2012 interview with frontman Jonathan Davis can also been seen here.
After last year’s reports that No Doubt had reunited and had plans to release new material, official reports from the band suggest the new album is almost ready.
The yet-to-be-titled release will appear at the end of September. At the time of writing, the band have confirmed they’ve worked with production team Major Lazer, but have not released an official tracklist.
The album is the first new material from the ska/pop turned dance/pop outfit since 2001’s ‘Rock Steady’.