At the end of the night, Jared pointed at my shirt and said "that band sucks, man!"

First shit post, not the last.

Members of the death metal group Archspire recently admitted feeling jealous of other bands able to abandon their lead vocalists at highway rest stops in the middle of the night.

Bassist Jared Smith had this to say: “I didn’t even realize that was an option.” Growing visibly enthusiastic, he added, “I think it sounds fantastic.”

Archspire vocalist Oliver Rae Aleron was unavailable for comment, reportedly due to “forgetting to pay his phone bill.”

The truth has finally come out about this guy. I’ve worked with Kyle in the past and have several accounts of his psychotic behavior on tour. One incident involved him physically strangling me on the floor of a gas station bathroom after a verbal altercation while we were on tour together in 2022. I would strongly advise against working with this individual for your own safety.

New single!! The Spineless Freak

It means so much to me to be able to play and record with this band, I really hope you’ll like it!!

Hey r/TechnicalDeathMetal! We're Archspire from Vancouver, B.C. Canada.

We've been with Season of Mist records for nearly 13 years, and we've had an amazing journey, releasing 3 studio albums with them. However, we've now decided to go fully independent and we need your help.

No label means no safety net. We’re now financially responsible for everything ourselves: studio time, vinyl pressing, artwork, videos, PR, distribution, and more.

Independence gives us full control of our future, but it also means we’re relying on our fans more than ever before to make it happen. If you believe in supporting bands directly, now’s your chance. Claim your exclusive vinyl variant and merch for our upcoming new album.

Our Kickstarter is now live: let’s make this album together.

(and no, we're not building a sauna.)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/archspire/archspire-independence-day

Anyone know where this shirt can be purchased?

Seen people post this tab book and I mentioned I had one signed. Multiple people asked for proof so here it is! Got this at Summer Slaughter 2007 and got to meet the band outside while they chain smoked

Britney ghostwrote Dead and Dripping for sure

While he wasn't directly related to techdeath, he was one of the most influential metal musicians, and perhaps the most influential vocalist of all time. If not for him this genre wouldn't be the same.
Rest In Power, legend.

Let me start off by saying how I really loved and enjoyed this album. Job for a Cowboy is one of my favorite bands of all time and I've been listening to them since Doom. I love all of their albums because of how unique each one is. Everyone in JFAC is very talented and always has been. But here's my issue with Moon Healer..

Imo, Moon Healer (while really good) just sounds like Sun Eater part 2. We've been waiting 10 years since Sun Eater and to me, it feels like Moon Healer was recorded at the same time as Sun Eater. Or maybe Moon Healer is full of songs that didn't make it on Sun Eater. I feel like Moon Healer had less variety and less distinct sounding songs than Sun Eater. I feel a little disappointed that after 10 years, this is what we get. I still loved the new album, it sounded really good and there was never a dull moment. This is all just my opinion, obviously everyone will have something different to say.

What did you guys think of Moon Healer? Anyone agree or disagree with my opinion?