Stereogum — Back in 2020, the Sheffield band Hidden Mothers released an absolutely ferocious self-titled EP. The sound was grand and monolithic and brutally beautiful — a post-hardcore/black metal blur that brought prime Deafheaven to mind. I thought it was... more info

Metalsucks — They're bringing the full spectrum to Europe next month. The post Knocked Loose Announce Deafheaven and Headbussa as Openers for European Tour appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Stereogum — West Coast post-hardcore outfit Touché Amoré have been on the road opening for Deafheaven at their Sunbather 10th anniversary shows. On Friday night in Los Angeles at The Novo, Touché were joined by Julien Baker on stage for “Reminders” fro... more info

Metal Injection — Happening this November. more info

Metalsucks — From Gatecreeper to Ringo Star, bands all across the spectrum are lined up. The post Deafheaven Announce Openers for Upcoming Sunbather Anniversary Tour appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Consequence of Sound — Deafheaven's singer reflects on the past decade, and talks about the changes in music the past 10 years. Deafheaven’s George Clarke on the Past Decade, His Band’s Breakthrough, and Why Metal Will Never Die Spencer Kaufman more info

Stereogum — For the past quarter century, Tokyo's Envy have been one of the most important heavy bands on the planet. Since 1992, Envy have been combining post-hardcore, shoegaze, black metal, and tingly deep-breath ambience into one overwhelmingly beautiful and... more info

Metalsucks — The experimental black metal band everyone loves to hate even more than Deafheaven. The post Liturgy Surprise-Released a New Album, H.A.Q.Q. appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Consequence of Sound — Alcest singer-guitarist Neige discusses the band's new album Spiritual Instinct and more. Alcest’s Neige on Spiritual Instinct, Initial Black Metal Backlash, Deafheaven’s Rise, and More Spencer Kaufman more info

Stereogum — The French band Alcest more or less pioneered the sound of atmospheric black metal, combining those misanthropic Scandinavian rumblings of the '90s with sweeping, triumphant shoegaze and creating something entirely new. In the process, Alcest helped ... more info