All Shall Perish

Hatebreed have unveiled dates for a lengthy tour in celebration of the 10 year anniversary of the band’s debut album ‘Perseverance.’ Supporting acts on the trek include Whitechapel, All Shall Perish and Australian metalers Deez Nuts.

Even though the band and their management oppose it, a lawsuit against 80 illegal downloaders of All Shall Perish’s 2011 album ‘This Is Where It Ends’ will proceed. World Digital Rights, a Panamanian company that owns the licensing rights to All Shall Perish’s music, is seeking $150,000 in punitive damages from each downloader. The suit was filed in federal court in Florida on April 20. Read Mo

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Nuclear Blast   After a hard-fought battle and a massive come-from-behind victory, Swedish extreme metal legends Meshuggah beat out Napalm Death in last week's Death Match. The band is just three wins away from being inducted into the Death Match Hall of Fame, but this week Meshuggah's Nuclear Blast labelmates All Shall Perish may be the ones to step in their way.

California deathcore band All Shall Perish have just announced dates for their 2012 'This Is Where It Ends' tour, named after their 2011 album. Along for the ride is a cavalcade of extreme metal bands, including Carnifex, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Conducting From the Grave and the Contortionist.

Lamb of God are taking bands down left and right in the Death Match, with their latest victim being Winds of Plague. Will they be able to take down this week's challenger?