1. Catalysts 3:02
2. Willows 2:55
3. Betrayer 4:31
4. Passion 2:53
5. Caving 2:45
6. Desolate 4:02
7. Fade 2:14
8. Sinking 2:43
9. Greater 4:11
10. Rise 3:31
11. Brighter 2:35
12. Sun 2:49
13. Shine 4:34

01. Years
02. The Importance Of Being The Nerdest
03. Glossy Lips
04. Memento Mori
05. Stay Awake
06. A Lovely Country Town
07. Seriously
08. Superhero
09. Homecoming
10. The Translato
11. Straight Ahead To Ferrara

I was sailing in buttocks of headbang on the web when I came across the band Postmortem Promises. The Group of Death Metal / Deathcore offers us an album today. On Broken Foundations is an album of 20 songs. Even before its release, their new album was eagerly awaited by the audience. Now he is on the market, we can expect only good reviews, the site Spirit Of Metal has even devoted a perfect score.

For my part, I love the songs available streaming on the title of their album. A group of Essex to discover for all fans of deathcore or death metal. You will be notified and they are all in heaviness and intensity.

1. Nihilistic
2. Weakness In The Chain
3. On Broken Foundations
4. A Crack In The Spine Of The Gallant
5. Self Righteous
6. On Broken Foundations Pt. II
7. Sickening
8. The Burden Of Knowledge
9. Beast Of The Black Forest
10. Moments Shall Perish

Recorded by a close friend of the band's in his home studio, the do it yourself ethos employed to create the record is reflective of the themes that Mary Jane Kelly tackle across the album's eleven-tracks.

Fueled by the four-piece's rejection of what their peers are doing musically, Like There's No Tomorrow is an extremely personal offering from a group that are simply trying to make sense of a fundamentally nonsensical world.

1. Intro
2. Pigs Of Gluttony
3. Wallflowers
4. Hell In Gold Leaf Palaces
5. The Imprecision Of My Dimensions
6. Broken Hips, Burnt Cigars
7. With A Bang To Mute Our Whimpers
8. Filthy Lucre
9. If God Were Here...
10. Weak, Corrupt, Worthless & Restless
11. It's Just The Abyss

These guys are real heavy. If you like Acacia Strain or Oceano get this. Their guitarist Jeremy used to be in Oceano back in the day. But yea this is one heavy-a*s cd, and the songs don't get old either like most other bands in the genre. The atmospheric leads add a lot of dimension to the breakdowns, which there are plenty of. There's some time changes and other tricky-sounding things, but it's nothing you can't still bang your head to. I really like the back-and-fourth guitar parts. My favorite songs are Truth, Negative Polarities and No Care Ever. Overall, it's a really good listen. I'm enjoying it too much to not give it five starts. I have a feeling these guys are gonna be big, so get into this band now and you can say you liked them before they were popular!

01 - Truth
02 - Bounce (Feat. Jon Hunt and Eric Phillips)
03 - Guess Who's Back
04 - Negative Polarities
05 - No Care Ever
06 - Windy City Real
07 - 10;1 (Feat. Gus Farias)
08 - End of the Beginning

For much of the last decade, AIDEN has been an uncanny force of high-energy punk rock that cannot be equaled. Having conquered Warped Tour, Download Festival, Taste Of Chaos and many other tours and festivals, AIDEN has proven that they are one of the finest and most intense live bands ever. Below is the album cover for From Hell… With Love, the live CD/DVD that was recorded on January 13th in Chicago, IL. From Hell… With Love will be available in stores everywhere on March 16th

01. The Asylum 2:49
02. The Last Sunrise 1:55
03. Die Romantic 4:01
04. Black Market Hell 3:00
05. Crusafiction 2:29
06. We Sleep Forever 4:41
07. I Set My Friends On Fire 4:16
08. Let The Right One In 2:56
09. Scavengers Of The Damned 5:10
10. World By Storm 3:47
11. Silent Eyes (Live Acoustic) 3:29
12. Elizabeth (Live Acoustic) 2:34
13. Moment (Live Acoustic) 3:40
14. Genetic Design For Dying (Live Acoustic) 3:35