Relapse label-mates Howl and Lord Dying recently ripped through Philly’s Kung Fu Necktie venue with Razormaze in tow for an evening of solid metal.
Rhode Island’s Howl are currently supporting of their Bloodlines full-length, recently discharged via Relapse Records. Delivering 40 inexorable minutes of lead-footed dirge, Bloodlines entered the Billboard Heatseekers Chart at #50, the Billboard Hard Music Chart at #57 and Billboard’s Indie Music Chart at #173 upon its first week of release! Dubbed “deliciously vicious” by MetalSucks, “consistently compelling” by Blabbermouth and “the equivalent of being punched repeatedly in the gut with brass knuckles and then pushed down the mouth of an active volcano” by American Aftermath, the record continues to reap critical hails nationally. Bloodlines is currently streaming in its entirety at the band’s official BandCamp.
Portland’s Lord Dying are a metal band with members of Black Elk, Portals, Le Force, and Cremains, who in their short, one year’s time as a band have shared the stage with Red Fang, Down, Unsane, Yob, Valient Thorr, Ghost and many others. Lord Dying will return to the road with Valient Thorr and Ramming Speed on September 9th in Denver, CO and continue through the September 25th show in Nashville, TN. The band also has confirmed a festival appearance at Phil Anselmo‘s inaugural Housecore Horror Film Fest alongside Pig Destroyer, Down, Repulsion and many others. The band recently finished work on a video for the song “Dreams of Mercy”. The video was shot by Whitey McConnaughy (Red Fang, ZZ Top). Check it out HERE. Lord Dying‘s debut Summon the Faithless is available now on Relapse Records.
All photo by BTS Senior Photographer, Dante Torrieri (Useless Rebel Imaging)
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