Showing posts with label Relapse Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Relapse Records. Show all posts

Friday, May 8, 2015

Album Art Is Still As Crucial As Ever In An Age Of Digital Music

Album Art Is Still As Crucial As Ever In An Age Of Digital Music
"On this episode of On The Record, we take a look at album art, it's changes through time, and whether or not it remains relevant in a digital world. Interviews include members of Pantera, Candiria, Rolling Stone Magazine, Relapse Records, Nuclear Blast Records, Red Fang, Crowbar, The Dillinger Escape Plan and fine artists Arik Roper, Mike Wohlberg, Vertebrae33, and Karlynn Holland."

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Great New Videos From Lord Dying and Venom

Great New Videos From Lord Dying entitled Poisoned Altars
Our hats are off to Relapse Records for continuing to put out great music, while also creating a style to some of their videos with a few of the bands. Whether it be great visuals from Iron Reagan, to now Lord Dying and the almighty Red Fang, there is a great vibe to their tunes and the way they approach everything. 

Next up is Venom with a lyric video for the track Long Haired Punks, from their new album about to be released. Dive over to their site and get on the pre-order tip!

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Red Fang Premieres New Video For Crows In Swine

Red Fang Premieres New Video For Crows In Swine

Brand new video from Red Fang for their song Crows In Swine, from the album Whales and Leeches out on Relapse Records.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Red Fang - Blood Like Cream

Red Fang screen shot of new video - Blood Like Cream

Music video by Red Fang performing Red Fang - "Blood Like Cream" (Official Music Video). Directed by Whitey McConnaughy 


Thursday, July 11, 2013

Brand New Video From North Carolina's ASG

ASG, who are currently on the road with Weedeater and recently released the brilliant album Blood Drive, have premiered a video for “Day’s Work” via VEVO here. Jason Shi, singer/guitar player for ASG, directed the video for “Day’s Work,” which features performance footage intercut with various psychedelic visuals.