Metal Injection — It's fairly djenty, which in this case is a good thing. The post THY ART IS MURDER Vocalist Guests On CALIBAN's New Song "Before Later Becomes Never" appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

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Indie Music News — CALIBAN are excited to reveal their new album, “Elements”, will be released on April 6, 2018 via Century Media Records. The band have unveiled the first single,”Intoxicated”, with an energetic music video which can be … Read More more info

Indie Music News — Caliban has released a new song turned video for “Broken (Edit)”. Check it out over HERE. http://www.nataliezworld.com/search/label/News more info

PopSugar UK — Warning: Spoilers follow! Not one can accuse Logan of sugar-coating Wolverine's (Hugh Jackman) final chapter. The latest X-Men movie is incredibly violent and doesn't shy away from showing exactly how Wolverine dies - but he's not the only one who d... more info

The Mirror — The Office star is looking creepy as the bald Caliban, who has caused problems for the X-Men in the past more info

Rock Sound — It's on the way. Suicide Silence have confirmed the release of a self-titled album, set for release next February via Nuclear Blast. As reported by Metal Injection, the follow-up to 2014's 'You Can't Stop Me' was produced b... more info

Rock Sound — Ready to mosh? Suicide Silence have announced a headline tour, and revealed more details of their forthcoming album. They'll hit the UK in late November with Caliban in support, and the dates look like this... NOVEMBER 24 - MANCHESTER Clu... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — German thrash metal pioneers ASSASSIN will release their new studio album, "Combat Cathedral", on May 20. The effort will be made available via Steamhammer/SPV worldwide on CD, limited-edition LP (500 copies only on red 180-gram vinyl + CD) and as a ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Having created and shared them throughout recorded time, we are well acquainted with monsters, their forms and habits, strengths and weaknesses, ways of appearing and disappearing. Homer and the Bible are full of awful beasties; Shakespeare gave us C... more info