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Mylets is featured in the new NME Magazine as a newcomer to watch out for in their radar feature. On newstands now, the issue with Noel Gallagher on the cover.

Don’t miss Mylets on tour, he will be playing three…

Dave Turncrantz of Russian Circles took some time out to talk drums with Ludwig for “Behind the Beat” before playing a sold out show in their hometown of Chicago at The Metro in January 2015. 

Don’t miss Russian Circles on tour in Europe starting March 31st with our very own Helms Alee as support on all shows. 

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Don’t miss And So I Watch You From Afar on their headlining Heirs tour in Europe  - See all Dates and details HERE

Dublin, Ireland’s three-headed beast of all things fuzz and synth, No Spill Blood, has finally arrived with their debut full-length record via Sargent House. Metal Injection is happy to be the first to share it with you all…

Episode Fifteen – “Number Ones & Number Twos LIVE” w/Tera Melos

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For the final leg of our Fall 2014 mini-tour the guys hit The Space in Hamden, CT for a very candid discussion about……

Seattle - this show is now triple stacked @SandriderSeattle joins the @mutoidman party along with @wildthrone on March 4 - $3 with RSVP thanks to Red Bull Sound Select and @goodtodie for putting it together (at Sunset - Seattle, WA)

ArcTanGent’s latest line up announcement has been hand-picked from the Sargent House label and management roster including Deafheaven, Mylets, Helms Alee, Marriages and Emma Ruth Rundle making a total of 5 bands from them so far for this year. Last year Sargent House had Russian Circles, And So I Watch You From Afar, TTNG, No Spill Blood and Mylets all play.

Deafheaven (Saturday) join The Dillinger Escape Plan (Friday) and 65daysofstatic (Thursday) as headliners of Bristol’s incredibly popular ArcTanGent Festival.

Cathy Pellow from Sargent House said: “We had a really great time at ArcTanGent Festival last year and this year we’ll be coming over from America again this year en masse. It’s really great to have a festival that brings together all these different types of alternative, left field music fan in one place – we all just feel so at home with that crowd. So wherever you live in the world we’ll see you for a big old party in the UK in August!” 

Ireland’s No Spill Blood have been creating hostilely heavy music with an industrial synth edge since 2012, but they are just now coming around to their first full-length record. In our opinion, it’s about damn time. Aptly titled Heavy Electricity…

While Beck was subjected to the most high-profile criticism regarding the legitimacy of 2015’s Grammy winners, there was a large contingent of armchair Kanyes who were even more irate over the best metal performance award going to rock lampooners Tenacious D. Heavy metal is serious business, so why would a comedy duo deserve to win over luminaries like Motörhead, Mastodon, and Anthrax? Granted, most metal fans would concede that their favorite bands can veer into dubiously campy realms, but there is a hard line between theatrics and irony. Theatrics are at the heart of metal; irony is for suckers. But some heavy bands manage to find a self-aware middle ground where they can acknowledge the absurdity of metal while still taking the music seriously. Cheeky heavyweights like Torche and Big Business may not be overtly menacing, yet they seem far more earnest than the legions of longhairs with spiked gauntlets and witchy motifs. We need more Fucking Champs, less Steel Panthers.

On April 7th, experimental rockers Marriages will issue their full-length debut, Salome, via Sargent House. The nine-track effort follows the Los Angeles outfit’s 2012 Kitsune EP and sees vocalist Emma Ruth Rundle employing a more literal front-and-center approach as…

The pre-orders for the new Marriages Album “Salome” are now live in both their N. American $ store (ships anywhere in the world) and the EU/UK £ store (Europe only). Also available to purchase in specially priced T-Shirt/Poster bundles. Pre-orders…

Dublin trio No Spill Blood takes their name from the same H.G. Wells passage as Devo, and their press release even describes their shared love of “smarmy synths.” That’s about where the similarities end between the two. In their most…