Dead Tired (Feat. AoF's George Pettit) Share "Dust Storm"

DEAD TIRED were born as a fun, informal project for guys with more formal ones on the go – from arena-touring rock bands to thriving recording studios, tattoo parlors, and other successful top-secret magic-card related events. But as the years and years trudged on, they've developed a method to their radness despite life often getting in the way of living. 
 
What's their secret? They're actually friends. They share fancy dinners, top-shelf scotch, and premium cigars with one another at least five times as often as they jam together. But this has only helped them focus and hone their sounds since nothing is better than making art with your friends in a boundless and supportive setting. There are no wrong choices, there are only choices made. 
 
With little to no pressure to rush-out an album, the quintet has slowed their process to ensure the final presentation is something they’re all on board with. Each release is something special they all take pride in, and they hope those who may stumble across it share the same enthusiasm.
 
Thus, Dead Tired continue to push themselves creatively by taking the time to write and record at their own pace — allowing the songs to ferment before letting them breathe. Once they're wrapped up and sent off into the digital ether, there's no turning back. 

So, this brings us to the Hamilton-based hardcore outfit's latest LP, Hornets of Fall, their fourth attempt at a punishing collection of 12 tracks that has something for just about everyone. 

If you want it fast… of course. 

If you need it slow… hey why not. 

If you demand a riff… wait a sec.

If you want blood… you got it. 

Either way, this record is their favorite so far. It kicks off hot and it absolutely rips. It arrives on August 14 via New Damage. Pre-order it here. 

The band shares "Dust Storm" (Feat. Andrew Neufeld of Comeback Kid). Listen below.

"Now that I look back on the record, there is a lot of nature imagery," says singer George Pettit. "Nature seems equally impossibly beautiful but also ominous and indifferent to life around it. Big break down and Andrew from Comeback Kid…what a racket."

A glorious racket, indeed!

Powerflo Return! Band Announces New Album "Gorilla Warfare" Out 11/1 + Shares Video For Title Track

POWERFLO — vocalist Senen "Sen Dog" Reyes (Cypress Hill), vocalist/guitarist Billy Graziadei (Biohazard), bassist Christian Olde Wolbers (ex-Fear Factory), and drummer Fred Aching — are back.

The hard rock supergroup will release their new album GORILLA WARFARE on November 1 via New Damage Records. Pre-order it here.

Alongside the album announcement, the band is also sharing the video for the title track. Watch it below. The song and video features Ernie C of Body Count.

"We bring it to a new level with Gorilla Warfare," says Graziadei about the album. "The second record always defines a band, I'm proud as hell of this release. Metal, punk, and hardcore all held together by the power flow of SenDog spitting mad verses all over it! The album is the best of Cypress Hill, Biohazard, and Fear Factory, all combined into one massive beating! We even have a bit of BillyBio mixed into the fray."

As for the title track and first single, he continues, "I finished working on the song but felt it needed something else. After working on some ideas, I wasn't feeling it so I called up buddy Ernie C from Body Count to see if he was down for helping me out. He came into the studio, loved the vibe and laid down some pure fire! That became the title track and the first single!"  

POWERFLO combine the passionate, chaotic, and authentic urgency of a brand-new band with the unrivaled experience of its trailblazing members. All the members are genre giants who shaped heavy music and hip-hop and continue to innovate in this band. Their collective creative fingerprints are all over subculture, including early mashups of hardcore and rap, metal and industrial, and more. 

"Powerflo's mix of agit-rap, thrash metal, and punk attitude is a revelation to those who only know Sen Dog from his Cypress Hill joints," wrote long-running metal tastemaker Revolver. "His vocals are clear and sharp, and he drives the band's full-throttle crunch like a natural-born frontman.
Powerflo are energetic, pissed off, and built to last, with bite and hooks. 

The blistering second album, Gorilla Warfare, is a full-circle moment for the guys and the genre.

The groundbreaking Judgment Night soundtrack, released in 1993, was an early building block of the rap-metal mashups to come and featured both Cypress Hill and Biohazard. Sen appeared on Biohazard’s classic third album, State of the World Address (1994). Christian appears on Cypress Hill's Skull & Bones (2000) and Stoned Raiders (2001) and performed as part of their live band many times. 

Powerflo's self-titled debut arrived in 2017. Produced and recorded by Billy and mixed by Tue Madsen (Meshuggah, Dark Tranquility, Sick Of It All), the second album came together with even more confidence, ambition, and fearlessness.Gorilla Warfare cements Powerflo as a heavy hitter with a bright future and career, even as it brings its members full circle with a genre they helped pioneer. 

As Billy points out, "The three of us are survivors. We've experienced many great times and challenges. Powerflo is so enjoyable because we have a blast doing this band together."