Storm the Sky detail debut album

2014-11-13 by jaspvr | 6 Comments
Australian band Storm The Sky have announced their debut album Permanence will be due out January 16th, 2015 via UNFD in Australia and Rise Records internationally.

The album was produced by Cameron Mizell at Chango Studios and includes guest spots from the likes of Trenton Smith (Hands Like Houses), Matty Mullins (Memphis May Fire), and Jake Taylor (In Hearts Wake).

To coincide with this, the band have released the first single from the album, entitled 'Same Graves', which you can check out here:



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Gameofmetal
Emeritus
November 14th 2014
12339 Comments


Maybe if the pieces flowed together at all, it might be passable. I just knew there would be a clean chorus and it would come out of nowhere and stick out horribly.

forthefallencheese
November 14th 2014
91 Comments


Why was this band playing with deathcore acts?

Gameofmetal
Emeritus
November 15th 2014
12339 Comments


Still an odd grouping but not so much as it might have been years back.

Gameofmetal
Emeritus
November 15th 2014
12339 Comments


Maybe like half a decade or more ago then when the differences were more obvious then.

tempest--
November 15th 2014
20634 Comments


omg i saw these guys like 2 or 3 years ago as well

and yeah theyre awful

dawija1017
November 16th 2014
732 Comments


Bc both genres suck ass and they recognized they had something in common so they grouped up



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