A storm is brewing: This fall is going to be loud, wild and violent...

After their European tour last spring Erk and Racso from Hocico are touring Mexico and the US in September.

The time's right for new musical spheres soon and the 'In The Name Of Violence-Tour' will surely be another highlight with hard, dark and fast beats, old and new masterpieces and a couple of surprises as well.

Check the live dates and be there to celebrate hell breaking loose:

Sep 04 Steel Metal Bunker San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Sep 05 Morfos Bar Monterrey, Mexico

Sep 06 Numbers Night Club Houston, TX

Sep 10 Backstage Bar & Billiards Las Vegas, NV

Sep 11 Leonardo's Night Club Huntington Park, CA

Sep 12 QXTs Newark, NJ

Sep 13 CLUB AREA 51 Salt Lake City, UT

Sep 16 Club Rodeo Rio de San Jose San Jose, CA

Sep 17 333 Live Los Angeles, CA

Sep 18 El Rey Ballroom Chicago, IL

Sep 19 Black Box Tijuana Tijuana, Mexico

Hocico on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocicoofficial?fref=ts

Webpage: www.hocico.com

Marching Church are finally going to be treating the United States to a nice chunk of dates after the release of their beautifully cocky This World Is Not Enough LP earlier this year. The band will be hitting the road in October for a stint of East Coast and Midwestern shows. In addition to announcing these dates, the band is also sharing the video for album track "Your Father's Eyes" which was directed by band member Kristian Emdal (also of Lower). It features a cigar-smoking Elias Bender Rønnenfelt fully clad in an ill fitting hat and shawl, as well as an unknown female figure who is spending intimate time with saxophone player Alex Zhang Hungtai (of Dirty Beaches, Last Lizard). You can find the tour dates, and video below. 

TOUR DATES:

Sep 9, 2015: Malmo, SE @ Sisters Academy

Oct 20, 2015: Pittsburgh, PA @ Brillobox

Oct 21, 2015: Columbus, OH @ Ace of Cups

Oct 22, 2015: Chicago, IL @ Subterranean

Oct 23, 2015: Madison, WI @ University of Wisconsin

Oct 24, 2015: Detroit, MI @ UFO Factory

Oct 25, 2015: Cleveland, OH @ Now That's Class

Oct 27, 2015: Allston, MA @ Great Scott

Oct 28, 2015: Brooklyn, NY @ Saint Vitus

Oct 29, 2015: New York, NY @ Mercury Lounge

Oct 30, 2015: Philadelphia, PA @ PhilaMOCA

Nov 1, 2015: Richmond, VA @ Gallery 5

Nov 2, 2015: Durham, NC @ The Pinhook

Nov 3, 2015: Washington, DC @ Black Cat

Dismantled are going to visit Europe to play at the NCN Festival in Deutzen, Germany, on September 4th besides other remarkable acts such as Decoded Feedback, Twice A Man, or Conjure One. See the complete line-up here: https://www.facebook.com/nocturnalculturenight?

The band also does a warm-up show in Hollywood before travelling to Europe. Gary Zon of Dismantled: “"We were asked to play the NCN Festival at the beginning of the year, which is eight years since we played Wave Gotik Treffen in Leipzig. Since we never got the opportunity to tour for our last album “The War Inside Me” in Europe, this is the only chance European audiences will get to experience a part of that and hear some of the other classics being played. Additionally, I do see another Dismantled album at some point in the future.” 

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Dependent has obviously been very fond of Ginger Snap5 since they submitted their track for last year’s Pride And Fall remix contest and won. Ukrainian remix specialists Ginger Gnap5 consist of Roman Soroka and Oleksii Pavlyuk.

The band has been around for a long time, not least as remixers, but somehow managed to brush their own material under the carpet - a mistake, since Ginger Snap5 deliver high-octane, melodic Electronics with spectacular hooks that scream for the clubs. A quote directly from the band: “We are really excited to be part of such a great family as Dependent. Bands like Mesh, Seabound, Edge of Dawn or Covenant have always inspired us to create music, so we are very proud of the fact that Dependent will now introduce a Ukrainian act's music to a worldwide audience.” Ginger Snap5 are now working on new material to be released as an album on Dependent soon.

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