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2025-10-09

#workfromhome has its benefits. #music volume can be above normal :D.

#Sevendust currently playing their latest Truth Killer (2023) album.

#plexamp #plex #plexpro

2025-07-25

#TheMetalDogArticleList
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11 New Rock + Metal Tours Announced This Past Week
Tom Morello and Sevendust lead the slate of new tour announcements over the past week. See who else is hitting the road. Continue reading…

loudwire.com/new-rock-metal-to

#TomMorello #Sevendust #RockTours #MetalTours #AcousticTour #TourAnnouncements #NewTours2025 #RockMusic #MetalMusic #LiveMusic

2025-07-24

Machina Kore – Ghosts of Everest Review

By Kenstrosity

Identified as “Groovy Power Metal” in our promo bin, Irish independents Machina Kore promise something that pushes past genre convention while still delivering high-octane, high-quality steel. With their latest release, entitled Ghosts of Everest, Machina Kore offer up ten tracks (two of which are remasters of earlier single releases) across roughly an hour—fairly standard if we use power metal as a baseline. Thematically, Ghosts of Everest tackle an emotional subject matter largely surrounding the highs and lows of life as brought on by both forces beyond control and our own actions/reactions, and of resilience and growth only ever manifested by perseverance. The question remains, would a release like Ghosts of Everest persevere in the midst of a crowded field of steely wares?

One thing is for certain: Machina Kore is not your standard power metal record, and claims of groove earn more than their keep. In fact, Ghosts of Everest is more groove than power, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The power of riffs is strong with this one, bolstered further by uncharacteristically meaty guitar and bass tones which approach death metal or sludge in crunch and heft. However, song structure and arrangement more closely follow the blueprint of riffy power metal innovated by Nevermore, after a lurid dalliance with alternative names like Sevendust1 and Nonpoint. A sense of grandeur not unlike Borealis runs through many of these numbers as well, contributing to the 5-7 minute average song length and winding choruses. Altogether, the experience is an unusual mix that took some getting used to, but there’s merit to Machina Kore’s execution here that proves Ghosts of Everest’s concept holds water.

Ghosts of Everest offers many cool moments, often separated by wide swaths of material that range from decently engaging to meandering. Its first three songs proper (excluding the overlong, but gentle into “Silver”) offer the best encapsulation of Machina Kore’s sound when it works best. Swaggering grooves, tectonic riffs, and serviceable choruses allow these tracks to strike while the iron is hot, impressing upon its audience its unorthodox sound and generous helping of crushing guitars. And while those heavily distorted guitars shine throughout, it’s not until the meat of the record that they make their biggest impact. A massive one-two punch, “Goliath” and “Death Mask” offer energetic grooves, thunderous tones, and dynamic shifts in style and structure. Nonetheless, they feel unified with the material surrounding them, which allows for smooth transitions in and out. In a different way, epic closer “Ghosts of Everest” makes a mark as well; this time, striking use of melody cooperates with the album’s finest vocal display to exit on a powerful note capable of selling listeners on a follow-up spin.

Unfortunately, those aforementioned swaths of meandering material conspire to unravel immersion and redirect to boredom. Every song preceding “Goliath”—and several afterwards—opens with at least a minute and a half of repetitive jamming. While they do a great job of creating an initial burst of momentum, inertia gets the best of them quickly, coming close to a standstill before finally hitting the gas again. This problem persists in bouts across Ghosts of Everest, with wandering numbers “Alpha Luna” and “Breathe” offering some decent to very good ideas every now and then, only to be undone by long stretches of composition unsure of its direction or purpose. The occasional guitar solo alleviates this problem to some degree, in concert with some clever drumming (this is primarily what helps “Death Mask” stand out, in fact). Alas, it’s not quite enough to carry 6 minutes plus of uninspired material. As a final note, the albeit competent post-grunge vocals aren’t always the best fit for this sound (“Stone to Farewell”), with the one caveat that they often inspire a fair measure of nostalgia (“Sober”).

All that said, Machina Kore has a ton of potential, and it wouldn’t be too difficult for them to realize it. Their biggest hurdle going forward is one of writing and of editing, wherein songs need tightening, streamlining, and focusing. All of the right elements are there, from tone to riffcraft to the unlikely melding of disparate styles. They just don’t quite gel into a final product that feels greater than the sum of its parts yet. With time and a little perseverance, I’ve no doubt that Machina Kore can bring me to the peak next time around.

Rating: Mixed
DR: N/A | Format Reviewed: STREAM 2
Label: Self-Release
Websites: machinakore.bandcamp.com/album/ghosts-of-everest | facebook.com/MachinaKore
Releases Worldwide: July 25th, 2025

#25 #2025 #AlternativeMetal #Borealis #GhostsOfEverest #GrooveMetal #HeavyMetal #IrishMetal #Jul25 #MachinaKore #Nevermore #Nonpoint #PowerMetal #Review #Reviews #SelfRelease #Sevendust

S.L.R. Magazineslrmagazine
2025-07-23

Metal Legends SEVENDUST to Hit the Road for an ACOUSTIC Headline Run. @Sevendust

slrmagazine.com/2025/07/23/met

BurnYourEars Webzineburnyourears@metalhead.club
2025-07-16

Die US-Rocker ALTER BRIDGE kehren am 9. Januar 2026 mit ihrem band-betitelten achten Album zurück. Direkt im Anschluss geht’s mit DAUGHTRY und SEVENDUST auf Tour. #alterbridge #sevendust #daughtry

burnyourears.de/news/54579-alt

Dr. Music PromotionDrMusicPromotion
2025-06-05

💥 BLINDSOUL are back with a bang and put their spin on the classic “Disease”

🤘🏻 With scars on their skin, burning hearts in tow, and a relentless will to keep going, BLINDSOUL are making a powerful comeback. “Disease” is more than just a cover of the American heavyweights Sevendust. It’s a sonic declaration of a new beginning, driven not by calculation but by conviction.

🔗 dr-music-promotion.de/?p=26994

Dr. Music PromotionDrMusicPromotion
2025-06-05

💥 BLINDSOUL are back with a bang and put their spin on the Sevendust classic “Disease”

🤘🏻 With scars on their skin, burning hearts in tow, and a relentless will to keep going, BLINDSOUL are making a powerful comeback. “Disease” is more than just a cover of the American heavyweights . It’s a sonic declaration of a new beginning, driven not by calculation but by conviction.

🔗 dr-music-promotion.de/?p=26994

BLINDSOUL are back with a bang and put their spin on the Sevendust classic “Disease” and pay tribute to the over two decades ago released legendary album “Seasons”

With scars on their skin, burning hearts in tow, and a relentless will to keep going, BLINDSOUL are making a powerful comeback. Their new single “Disease” is more than just a cover of the American Alternative Metal heavyweights Sevendust. It’s a sonic declaration of a new beginning, driven not by calculation but by conviction. After more than a decade of band history, two albums, numerous lineup changes and a long creative hiatus, the quartet from North Rhine-Westphalia has rediscovered its voice. “Disease” embodies this transformation, the courage to break old patterns, the strength to sharpen their sound, and the ambition to deliver depth both musically and lyrically. The new single is heavy, atmospheric and emotionally charged. It’s a piece of Rock music that refuses to play it safe but takes a stand. Anyone looking for authentic craftsmanship, a clear attitude, and a sound with edge will find it here.

The new single “Disease” is now available on all major streaming platforms and is sure to strike a chord with fans of raw Heavy Rock and catchy Alternative Metal.

Musically, BLINDSOUL are opening a darker, more modern chapter while staying true to their roots with heavy riffing, hook-laden choruses and honest, thought-provoking lyrics. “Disease” is just the beginning.
2025-02-21

Weekend kickoff song:

Sevendust - Denial

youtu.be/SGUflZS7jG0

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