Cold November Rain

from CiTR -- Powerchord Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Holding it together as the rainy season gets underway in Vancouver with some blistering new black metal tracks from the likes of Yellow Eyes, Liturgy, Constellatia and Abigail Williams. We'll blast some local favourites like Black Mountain, storc, Sand Witch, Hexripper and Syrinx and also revisit some of the year's best death metal with Blood Incantation, Tomb Mold and Diocletian. The legendary Death Angel is playing the Rickshaw on Monday, so we'll dig a classic track from them out of The Graveyard. We'll also be getting hyped the the Vth Circle album release party tonight at The Front in New West, and also do some pre-partying for Alestorm tonight at the Rickshaw. Tune in for this and lots more earth-shaking riffage and skull-shattering drum destruction as the frigid rain purifies a miserable and dying world.

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