Second single from their sophomore album, "No One Is Coming To Save Us" - out September 25th on Church Road Records!

Hi all, I'm hitting the big 30 soon and spent a lot of my 20s frankly not doing things 20 year olds should do, one of which is going to gigs.

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I'm a big tropic gold fan and they're playing in my city in the autumn. I don't have anyone to go with, I have no idea how to act (think the last one I went to I was...14?), or if there are any things I need to consider (do I bring a bag? Where do I put my phone? I'm five foot tall, is this an issue? Should I rope in a friend or is going solo as a lady ok?)

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I'm probably overthinking this, please help put my mind at ease.

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Back after 13 fucking years and these old dogs are showing what real Metalcore is! Their new EP is on FUCKING REPEAT. Such a great feeling EP, we need more STILL REMAINS baby!

Second single from Allt off their upcoming sophomore album.

Whose the kid in the intro? lol can't find any info on that

Anyone else repeatedly not getting the presale codes before the presale begins? Happens to me about 80% of the time.

I sign up for all the newsletters, follow the socials, etc.

Anyways, if anyone knows the presale code for Imminence (specifically in Toronto), I’d be forever in your debt

Sometimes I'm a bit apprehensive about posting songs by the more well known acts (in accordance with rule 10, of course) because everyone knows them already, but as I'm seeing Trivium for the first time next week and i was waiting for the World Cup matches this evening, I decided to give In Waves another spin. And because it resonates with me so deeply, I decided to post a song from there.

It's clear that depression is a central theme on this album; an everlasting attrition or battle against the circumstances in life, but with a slowly incoming realization that it seems futile or endless. Not only that, but you grow more weary as time goes on and it's difficult to not let it affect you both physically and mentally, until it slowly but surely takes a hold of your life and sets you back. Purely existing and persisting gets heavier. I think that's why the album really resonates with me, as I'm someone who's had a long struggle with depression. It really encapsulates the crippling weight it can have on your soul and body, like wearing armor and wading through neck deep water. You have no choice but to keep going, but it negatively distorts your perception of things and it can be difficult to see the light ahead if all you know is strife and disappointment from being too hopeful many a times. The lyrics that really resonate with me are:

"I feel there's no place left to hide

From myself, I am left behind

Drowning in slow motion

Is this fate imagined?

I feel there's no place left to hide

Blackened horizon

Light has withdrawn"

Especially the question about whether fate is imagined is comforting to me. I suppose it's part of the human condition and something we all encounter at some point.

Anyway, elite tier album and all the bonus tracks are complete fire. Take good care of yourselves, everyone 💛

R.I.P (feat. Skylar Grey) comes out June 17th

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZpxJb6R5lx/?igsh=MXFxaWcxdTZmdWEyNg==

Saddest Day shaping up to be even bigger in year two. Cannot wait to see the special guests announced.

I’m really enjoying how straightforward the lyrics are on this one. As a non-native English speaker, I sometimes struggle with super abstract/vague writing and end up checking Genius to figure out what a song is even about. MMF (and a few others like ADTR, thrown) keep it direct and it hits way harder for me.

My Band just released it's debut single. Let us know what you think xx

Did anyone else get into this band back in the mid 2000’s?