Necrosexual presents new tunes of doom with SLASHERS and BOOK OF WYRMS

It's always Friday in HELL. Here are a few of the grimmest new releases from the Necrosexual's heavy metal homies.

NYC crossover skater-punks SLASHERS debut their self-titled record today!
Their animated music video "5 Mile Grind" will speak to your most rambunctious youthful energy. I admit, I was never cut out for skateboarding, but I'm thankful for bands like Slashers, because this is the musical equivalent of skating the gnarliest half pipe, and probably also wiping out and breaking a few bones in the process. Their music is full of twists and turns, skrapes and bumps. It's infectiously catchy and a living testament to New York City's most violent hardcore and thrash heritage.

If ever their was a band who needed an inverted cross made out of skateboards for their stage show, it's these guys.

Check out their twisted animated video below. You'll be yelling "THRASH N BURN" as you mosh in no time.

BOOK OF WYRMS Remythologizer via Twin Earth Records

Richmond space stoners Book Of Wyrms are back with the pre-order for their new album, available August 23. Their new song "Spirit Drifter" is the perfect soundtrack for spiraling through the cosmos pn a n quest to feed your interdimensional munchies.

These space cadets pulsate with fat-ass bass tone, MOOG-inspired synth melodies, and powerful vocals akin to Kate Bush.

To those unfamiliar, Book Of Wyrms' 2017 album Sci-Fi / Fantasy made good on its name with an epic dose of doom, to blast your synapses into interstellar overdrive.

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