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El Legado y Norberto Rodríguez interpretan cover de Temple

El Legado y Norberto Rodríguez interpretan cover de Temple

El Legado, la banda de hard rock argentina con Javier Barrozo (ex Magnos) en voces se reunió el pasado 2 de noviembre del 2024 en el Marquee Session Live junto […]

Nite demuestran su brutalidad con “Cult of the Serpent Sun”

Nite demuestran su brutalidad con “Cult of the Serpent Sun”

Los norteamericanos Nite han estrenado el audio oficial de “Cult of the Serpent Sun”, corte que da título al nuevo álbum de la banda, el cual estará disponible a partir […]

Igorrr vuelve a España en Octubre

Igorrr vuelve a España en Octubre

Gautier Serre, mejor conocido como Igorrr ha anunciado una nueva y extensa gira europea que lo traerá a España en otoño de la mano de Madness Live. TAMBIÉN TE PUEDE […]

Godless anuncia una “particular” gira por España

Godless anuncia una “particular” gira por España

Los muchachos de Godless han sorprendido anunciando una extensa gira por España, donde presentarán su nuevo EP Genesis of Decay que saldrá a la venta el próximo 4 de abril […]

Ancient Bards anuncia el título y la fecha de su nuevo disco

Ancient Bards anuncia el título y la fecha de su nuevo disco

La banda de power metal italiano, Ancient Bards ha anunciado que su próximo disco Artifex llegará a las tiendas el próximo 25 de abril en Europa, pero el día 23 […]

Bring Me The Horizon se animan con un clásico del rock británico

Bring Me The Horizon se animan con un clásico del rock británico

Bring Me The Horizon no dejan de sorprendernos (os guste más o menos la banda, esto es así) y tras haber editado un gran disco como Post Human: Nex Gen […]

Bloodhunter debutará en Argentina a finales de julio

Bloodhunter debutará en Argentina a finales de julio

Los chicos de Bloodhunter han anunciado lo que mucha gente al otro lado del charco deseaba escuchar y es que finalmente la banda que liderada Diva Satánica ha anunciado su […]

Nuevas confirmaciones en el Move Your Fucking Brain 2025

Nuevas confirmaciones en el Move Your Fucking Brain 2025

El reconocido festival catalán de metal extremo Move Your Fucking Brain Extreme Festival sigue sumando nombres a su cartel. Ayer, la organización confirmó la incorporación de dos nuevas bandas que […]

Warrant traerán su potente sonido a España en abril

Warrant traerán su potente sonido a España en abril

Los teutones Warrant (no confundir con los hard/glam rockeros norteamericanos) han anunciado una gira europea que los traerá a nuestro país a comienzos de abril gracias a Kivents. TAMBIÉN TE […]

Novelists siguen convenciendo con “All For Nothing”

Novelists siguen convenciendo con “All For Nothing”

Los franceses alternativos Novelists han lanzado el videoclip de su nueva canción “All For Nothing”, una de las canciones que forma parte de CODA, el nuevo disco de la banda […]


Our Hollow Our Home anuncian su separación tras 11 años de carrera
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Los británicos Our Hollow Our Home han sido una banda más que destacada en el metalcore moderno, quizás nunca llegaron al techo conseguido por compañeros como Architects, While She Sleeps o Bury Tomorrow, pero se ganaron su lugar en la escena a base de duro trabajo y largas horas en la carretera.

TAMBIÉN TE PUEDE INTERESAR: As I Lay Dying vuelven con su nuevo y potente single “The Cave We Fear To Enter”

Pero justamente esto ha hecho mella en el seno del grupo y ayer anunciaron que tras 11 años de carrera la banda se separa ya de manera definitiva y dejando atrás tres discos de estudio y un EP, amén de varias giras, incluyendo más de una visita a nuestro país, donde siempre fueron bien recibidos, pero nunca llegaron a las salas grandes como otros compañeros.

El comunicado oficial dice lo siguiente:

” I have chosen to put my personal statement here, as the last member of this band and as one of its founding member. But mainly because it’s difficult to convey 10 plus years without some personal context.

Like every member who has ever been a part of it, I have given everything I have to Our Hollow, Our Home. For me, that’s 10+ years. Through all the trials and tribulations, the blood sweat and many, many tears, somehow we made it this far, notably down to your love and support.
But life changes. Early this year, in February, my mother went in for a routine checkup but ended up in the hospital for the best part of four months, fighting for her life. She is now in a position where she needs me and my partner to help look after her. Throughout this, my band mates were incredible at helping me through what’s been a really difficult year—probably the worst since I lost my dad, if I’m honest. I am self-aware enough to know it’s made me difficult to be around at times, what should have been exciting and feel-good moments for us were affected by my negative spiralling headspace. I take ownership of that, and to Kieran, James, Gaz, and Matt, I am sorry you’ve had to deal with a side of me that I am not proud to have shown. I know I’m not always an easy person to work with, espeically in the creative sense, but sometimes you care so much that it’s really difficult to let someone else take the wheel, even when you probably should. A life lesson learned.
What we have created together, has become Our Hollow, Our Home’s fourth and final album. A record I am so proud to have been a part of. A record that wouldn’t have been possible without your support. I hope you still choose to listen to it. I think it’s some of the band’s best work, and I’m immensely proud of everyone for putting it together.
It goes without saying that this was probably the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make in my life, but I feel now is the right time for change. There is a level of guilt that is almost impossible to shake, feeling like you’re letting your bandmates, your team, and your fans down. I guess you never really know if you’re making the right decision until you make it, but this is something I need right now, and honestly, I am at peace with it.
To every member I’ve shared the stage with in this band, both past and present, I can’t thank you enough. Honestly, you all played a huge part in this journey.
To Mike, Maarten, Mar, James, Robin, Tobbe, Mark, Emma, Sky, Ollie, Dan, Anthony, and the countless others who have stood by this band, thank you.

“Holloween Returns” will go ahead as planned. Our Hollow, Our Home will be there, in one shape or form, to play and sing some of these songs together one last time. How we do that right now i dont know, but i am working on it.
All remaining merch is on sale to be cleared here: www.hollowsupply.co
I’ve lived my dreams, and I owe that all to you. To say that you, the fans, have kept me and this band going these past few years would be a huge understatement. You mean the world to me.
Thank you for giving me memories I’ll never, ever forget.
All my love,
Tobias
Con lo que podemos deducir que la banda editará su último álbum y tras la gira, nos dirá adiós, pero solo podemos agradecerles esta década llena de buenas canciones y ojalá les vaya bien en lo que decidan hacer una vez cerrado este capítulo.
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Our Hollow Our Home anuncian su separación tras 11 años de carrera
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Los británicos Our Hollow Our Home han sido una banda más que destacada en el metalcore moderno, quizás nunca llegaron al techo conseguido por compañeros como Architects, While She Sleeps o Bury Tomorrow, pero se ganaron su lugar en la escena a base de duro trabajo y largas horas en la carretera.

TAMBIÉN TE PUEDE INTERESAR: As I Lay Dying vuelven con su nuevo y potente single “The Cave We Fear To Enter”

Pero justamente esto ha hecho mella en el seno del grupo y ayer anunciaron que tras 11 años de carrera la banda se separa ya de manera definitiva y dejando atrás tres discos de estudio y un EP, amén de varias giras, incluyendo más de una visita a nuestro país, donde siempre fueron bien recibidos, pero nunca llegaron a las salas grandes como otros compañeros.

El comunicado oficial dice lo siguiente:

” I have chosen to put my personal statement here, as the last member of this band and as one of its founding member. But mainly because it’s difficult to convey 10 plus years without some personal context.

Like every member who has ever been a part of it, I have given everything I have to Our Hollow, Our Home. For me, that’s 10+ years. Through all the trials and tribulations, the blood sweat and many, many tears, somehow we made it this far, notably down to your love and support.
But life changes. Early this year, in February, my mother went in for a routine checkup but ended up in the hospital for the best part of four months, fighting for her life. She is now in a position where she needs me and my partner to help look after her. Throughout this, my band mates were incredible at helping me through what’s been a really difficult year—probably the worst since I lost my dad, if I’m honest. I am self-aware enough to know it’s made me difficult to be around at times, what should have been exciting and feel-good moments for us were affected by my negative spiralling headspace. I take ownership of that, and to Kieran, James, Gaz, and Matt, I am sorry you’ve had to deal with a side of me that I am not proud to have shown. I know I’m not always an easy person to work with, espeically in the creative sense, but sometimes you care so much that it’s really difficult to let someone else take the wheel, even when you probably should. A life lesson learned.
What we have created together, has become Our Hollow, Our Home’s fourth and final album. A record I am so proud to have been a part of. A record that wouldn’t have been possible without your support. I hope you still choose to listen to it. I think it’s some of the band’s best work, and I’m immensely proud of everyone for putting it together.
It goes without saying that this was probably the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make in my life, but I feel now is the right time for change. There is a level of guilt that is almost impossible to shake, feeling like you’re letting your bandmates, your team, and your fans down. I guess you never really know if you’re making the right decision until you make it, but this is something I need right now, and honestly, I am at peace with it.
To every member I’ve shared the stage with in this band, both past and present, I can’t thank you enough. Honestly, you all played a huge part in this journey.
To Mike, Maarten, Mar, James, Robin, Tobbe, Mark, Emma, Sky, Ollie, Dan, Anthony, and the countless others who have stood by this band, thank you.

“Holloween Returns” will go ahead as planned. Our Hollow, Our Home will be there, in one shape or form, to play and sing some of these songs together one last time. How we do that right now i dont know, but i am working on it.
All remaining merch is on sale to be cleared here: www.hollowsupply.co
I’ve lived my dreams, and I owe that all to you. To say that you, the fans, have kept me and this band going these past few years would be a huge understatement. You mean the world to me.
Thank you for giving me memories I’ll never, ever forget.
All my love,
Tobias
Con lo que podemos deducir que la banda editará su último álbum y tras la gira, nos dirá adiós, pero solo podemos agradecerles esta década llena de buenas canciones y ojalá les vaya bien en lo que decidan hacer una vez cerrado este capítulo.
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Nihility en Madrid: “Brutalidad impecable”
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Crónica y fotos: Juli G. López La puntualidad y organización del Madrid Death Fest fueron impecables en la jornada del pasado domingo 26 de enero. La sala Godfather, en Vallecas, nos […]

This Will Destroy You en Buenos Aires: “Dejar el alma sin palabras”
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Cuando Nick, uno de los guitarristas, me señaló desde el escenario para hacerme el gesto de que le gustaba mi remera de Townes Van Zandt, confirmé lo acertado de mi […]


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Mahlstrom (2025)
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Nihility en Madrid: “Brutalidad impecable”
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Crónica y fotos: Juli G. López La puntualidad y organización del Madrid Death Fest fueron impecables en la jornada del pasado domingo 26 de enero. La sala Godfather, en Vallecas, nos […]

This Will Destroy You en Buenos Aires: “Dejar el alma sin palabras”
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Cuando Nick, uno de los guitarristas, me señaló desde el escenario para hacerme el gesto de que le gustaba mi remera de Townes Van Zandt, confirmé lo acertado de mi […]


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Harvst
Mahlstrom (2025)
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Vukovi
My God Has Got a Gun (2025)
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BloodCrown
BloodCrown (2024)
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Ethel Cain
Perverts (2025)