"Inchoate IV: The Revenant" is the beginning of a new era of music from corporatedemon.com. Combining elements of Metal, Doom, Rock, Industrial and Ambient Soundscapes into an ever-evolving wall of sound, Inchoate has returned from the grave...and is thirsty for revenge.

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The Perceval Gage are North London post-metal titans. They were formed in September 2004 by guitarists John Williams (ex The Chewy Middle) and Costa Kostopoulos (ex StraightHate), bassist Jason Coppock (ex Fister, Headcleaner) and drummer Steve Rooney (ex Fister, Kill II This) with the intention of making metal that was both progressive and... [+] Read More

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Akuma is:
Luke (LoG) O’Grady: Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Jay Richards: Lead Guitar
Adam Stojanovski: Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Brendan Kelso: Drums
Akuma began as a group of four misfits who found each other through friends of friends and at heavy metal shows. The guys soon discovered that they all shared the dream of... [+] Read More

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Alice Donut formed in the punk underground of New York City's Lower East Side in 1987, eventually releasing six studio albums and one live LP (recorded at CBGB's) before breaking up eight years later. Jello Biafra initially encouraged the group and signed them to his Alternative Tentacles label, where Alice Donut released all of their albums.... [+] Read More

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Formed from the remnants of a hardcore band named Eclipse, in the far-northern Swedish town of Umeå (also home to avant-hardcore masters Refused, and metal extremists Meshuggah and Naglfar), Cult of Luna have perfected an elaborate, extremely dark, progressive style of metalcore largely derived from the pioneering work of America's Neurosis.... [+] Read More

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It wasn't long before punk rock expanded beyond just New York City, London, and Los Angeles during the mid- to late '70s, as evidenced by the emergence of the long-running Vancouver, Canada based outfit, D.O.A.. Originally formed in 1978, D.O.A. has been led from the beginning by singer/guitarist Joe Keithley, (aka Joey Shithead), who has been... [+] Read More

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Though forever doomed commercially speaking by their controversial name, Maryland's Dying Fetus have endured beyond most observers wildest expectations; and to do so, they've weathered a slew of hardships that would have felled (and did) most other bands.


Formed in the waning days of death metal's glorious heyday (1991, to be... [+] Read More

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Like From Autumn to Ashes, Nora, and Hopesfall (just to give three examples), Emery is an alternative pop/rock outfit that has been described as "melodic hardcore." That means that they aren't providing pure, unadulterated hardcore (let alone metalcore) in the traditional sense, but rather are melodic alternative pop/rockers who incorporate... [+] Read More

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The southwestern United States is a forbidding place. Home to some of the hottest, driest land on earth, miles of baked highway ribbon through a vast terratial sea of sand, rock, and death. This landscape is no place for the weak.
Hellas Mounds' debut EP fits right in with its native environment. The four track release from these Phoenix,... [+] Read More

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Isis is a monolithic, breathing, dense, incredibly spiritual musical experience that, while rooted in heavy metal and the punk/hardcore aesthetic, relies just as heavily on ambience, atmosphere, and tone as it does complexity, aggressiveness and raw emotion. Not so much a band per se as a collective, the artisans who comprise the Boston quintet... [+] Read More

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QOTSA SWEEPSTAKES! ENTER TO WIN!

Formed from the ashes of stoner rock icons Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age reunited the group's singer/guitarist Josh Homme, drummer Alfredo Hernandez, and bassist Nick Oliveri along with new... [+] Read More

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Swedish grindcore extremists Regurgitate were formed in 1990 by vocalist Rikard Jansson and Crematory drummer Mats, who promptly set about recording their first demo in the spirit of early Napalm Death - by cramming eleven ‘songs' into approximately two minutes! 1992 saw them teaming up with Germany's Vaginal Massaker for a split 7" E.P. they... [+] Read More

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Not to be confused with the same-named alt-rock outfit from Michigan, Philadelphia's Rosetta carves at the same epic trance metal trough dug by bands such as Neurosis, Isis, and Cult of Luna before them. Formed in the summer of 2003 by Michael Armine (vocals/samples/electronics), J. Matthew Weed (guitar, violin), David Grossman (bass), and Bruce... [+] Read More

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Slipknot's mix of grinding, post-Korn alternative metal, Marilyn Manson-esque neo-shock rock, and rap-metal helped make them one of the most popular bands in the so-called nu-metal explosion of the late '90s. But even more helpful was their theatrical, attention-grabbing image: the band always performed in identical industrial jump suits and... [+] Read More

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Tool's greatest breakthrough was to introduce dark, vaguely underground metal to the preening pretentiousness of art rock. Or maybe it was introducing the self-absorbed pretension of art rock to the wearing grind of post-thrash metal -- the order really doesn't matter. Though Metallica wrote their multi-sectioned, layered songs as if they were... [+] Read More

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A staple of the annual Cornerstone festivals, Zao are perhaps the first metalcore band with roots in the Christian music scene to enjoy a credible, respected position in the mainstream halls of the hardcore and metal realms. Their Carcass-inspired vocals have inspired a slew of imitators of their own. Multi-instrumentalist/drummer/founding... [+] Read More

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