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Destrage reveals details for new album, ‘The Chosen One’; launches video for title track

19 mars 201920 mars 2019 La Fée Verte Photo

Cover Art by Marco Tafuri After 1 week of letting fans vote on their new album name, Italy’s Destrage has announced the true title of their fifth full-length: The Chosen One – which will be released May 24th via Metal Blade Records. For a preview of the album, a video for the title track can be seen now at: where the record can also be pre-ordered in the following formats: –jewelcase-CD –light yellow vinyl / includes CD (EU exclusive – limited to 300 copies) –pink / blue marbled vinyl /…

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2 mai 2017 La Fée Verte Photo

DESTRAGE News/ « A means to no end » making off You can try to put Destrage in a box but you will never succeed. Words such as « progressive« , « cinematic« , « mathcore« , « technical » and « groove-laden« , could be thrown at them, but really the only one you need is Destrage, for they are in a category of their own making. This has never been more true than on A Means To No End, the fourth full-length from the Milan, Italy-based 5-piece, which was released last October via Metal Blade Records. Riveting from start to…

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18 janvier 201721 janvier 2017 La Fée Verte Photo

Destrage launches guitar play-through for « Dreamers » online; guitar transcription for new album, ‘A Means To No End‘, now available online You can try to put Destrage in a box but you will never succeed. Words such as « progressive« , « cinematic », « mathcore« , « technical » and « groove-laden« , could be thrown at them, but really the only one you need is Destrage, for they are in a category of their own making. This has never been more true than on A Means To No End, the fourth full-length from the Milan, Italy-based 5-piece, which was…

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8 septembre 20168 septembre 2016 La Fée Verte Photo

Destrage reveals details for new album, ‘A Means To No End’; launches lyric video for new single, « Symphony of the Ego », online You can try to put Destrage in a box but you will never succeed. Words such as « progressive », « cinematic », « mathcore », « technical » and « groove-laden », could be thrown at them, but really the only one you need is Destrage, for they are in a category of their own making. This has never been more true than on A Means To No End, the fourth full-length from the Milan, Italy-based 5-piece,…