India’s original extreme metal festival, DOMINATION: THE DEATHFEST is back for its 6th edition in Hotel United 21, Thane on Sunday, the 8th of June. The festival started in the year 2000, and was the first of its kind, having hosted the current stalwarts of the Indian Scene, namely DEMONIC RESURRECTION, EXHUMATION, KRYPTOS, THREINODY, and… Read More DOMINATION – The Deathfest 2014 to hit Mumbai and Hyderabad
Thrash/Death Metal juggernaut Devoid signs to Transcending Obscurity India for upcoming shows and releases. Founder/Manager Kunal Choksi comments, “I’ve known this band since its inception, the initial interest back when I used to run Diabolical Conquest. Fate had it that we would join hands, when the band is one of the country’s biggest and Diabolical Conquest… Read More Thrashers DEVOID sign to TRANSCENDING OBSCURITY
The fourth edition of annual ROLLING STONE Magazine’s Metal Awards have announced the nominees for this year. The nominees are a mixed bag of various sub-genres of metal ranging from extreme metal like thrash & black to progressive metal. Bands like Heretic, Devoid, 1833 AD, Noiseware and Skyharbor are amongst the most nominated bands. Here… Read More ROLLING STONE METAL AWARDS 2013 nominees announced
India’s original extreme metal festival Domination- The Deathfest V returns for its 5th power packed edition. The gig happens on Sunday, the 10th of March at Orbits Discotheque, in Hotel United 21, Thane. This edition features the return of death metal monsters Exhumation, with support from Bangalore based death-thrash militia Witchgoat, grind juggernauts Gutslit, Guwahati… Read More DOMINATION – THE DEATHFEST V returns for its 5th edition
ORION, a four-piece progressive death metal band from Mumbai, India is releasing their debut EP titled ‘On the Banks of Rubicon’ this Sunday, 11 November ’12 at Blue Frog, Mumbai. The gig will also feature Mumbai groove metallers Zygnema and Wired Anxiety. The EP consists of four songs and will be available for Rs. 99/- … Read More Orion to release debut EP ‘On the Banks of Rubicon’