From Metalcore To Death Metal: The Heaviest Releases In September 2024

This September has a lot in store for everyone who’s into heavy sounds. Here you’ll find the hottest releases of the month that you definitely don’t want to miss

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Por Dennis3 sept 2024

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This September is hitting us hard! Whether you’re into Metalcore, Death Metal, or Trancecore, this month has everything your heart desires. Fresh albums, killer re-releases, and heavy sounds are just waiting to be discovered. So buckle up and get ready for the heaviest tracks September has to offer!

Future Palace - Distortion (06.09.2024)

Future Palace are dropping their new album Distortion on September 6th, and it’s a real banger. With the single “Decarabia,” they’re showing a whole new side. The mix of nostalgic and modern synthesizers gives their typically heavy sound a danceable vibe that really reminds you of Electric Callboy – and it’s sure to get people talking.

The music video is seriously awesome: Shot in an abandoned Soviet disco in Latvia, it perfectly captures the dark vibe of the track. So, if you’re into intense visuals, make sure to check it out!

Electric Callboy - TEKKNO ReRelease (06.09.2024)

Electric Callboy are back – well, sort of. On September 6th, they’re releasing a new limited Tour Edition of their hit album TEKKNO. Along with the original album, there are five bonus live tracks included. The whole thing is coming out as a strictly limited Ultra Clear-Blue Splattered-Colored Vinyl, which will take your collection to the next level.

Kublai Khan TX - Exhibition Of Prowess (20.09.2024)

On September 20th, Kublai Khan TX are dropping their new album Exhibition Of Prowess – and this one’s a beast. With killer features from Dave Peters (Throwdown) and Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed), you’re in for a full dose of aggression. The opener “Supreme Ruler” is just a minute long, but it hits like a sledgehammer.

If you’ve been jamming to "Theory of Mind" and “Low Tech,” this album won’t disappoint. Also, be sure to check out the music video for “Supreme Ruler” – it’s short, punchy, and packs a serious punch.

The Black Dahlia Murder - Servitude (27.09.2024)

After four years, The Black Dahlia Murder are finally back with new material. Their album Servitude drops on September 27th, and this time, following the tragic loss of frontman Trevor Strnad, guitarist Brian Eschbach is stepping up to the mic.

Many fans are probably wondering how the change in vocals will affect the band, but don’t worry – the new material hits just as hard as the old stuff. The first single “Aftermath” shows that the guys haven’t lost any of their power: brutal riffs, intense vocals, and full-on intensity. So make sure you mark September 27th on your calendar!

Bring Me The Horizon - POST HUMAN: NeX GEn (27.09.2024)

POST HUMAN: NeX GEn by Bring Me The Horizon has been out on streaming platforms since May, but starting September 27th, you can finally get the album on vinyl and CD. If you’re into heavy riffs, gnarly electronic beats, and catchy melodies, this is definitely something you don’t want to miss.

The Amity Affliction - Let The Ocean Take Me (Redux) (27.09.2024)

The Amity Affliction are celebrating the 10th anniversary of Let The Ocean Take Me with an awesome re-release. Let The Ocean Take Me (Redux) features re-recorded versions of the original songs and brand-new artwork. For all you vinyl lovers, it’s available as a strictly limited Cloudy Blood Red-Colored Vinyl – a true collector’s item.

The new versions of the tracks give the album a fresh vibe without losing the emotion of the original. So, grab it while you can before it’s gone!