Ontario-based metalcore heavyweights, Counterparts, are gearing up for the release of their upcoming full-length, "A Eulogy For Those Still Here", due out October 7th from Pure Noise Records. The record finds Counterparts tapping into a deep sense of dread that pushes their visceral sound to even greater extremes. It's an album that revolves around uncertainty but results in the group's most definitive statement to date.
Counterparts, have announced a European and album release tour for "A Eulogy For Those Still Here" starting next month, which replaces the postponed tour with The Amity Affliction. The band will be supported by Justice For The Damn, Thrown.
You can see the band at the following dates:
7th October - Netherlands Haarlem Patronaat -Tickets
Ontario-based metalcore heavyweights, Counterparts, recently returned with the announcement of their upcoming full-length, "A Eulogy For Those Still Here", due out October 7th from Pure Noise Records. The record finds Counterparts tapping into a deep sense of dread that pushes their visceral sound to even greater extremes. It's an album that revolves around uncertainty but results in the group's most definitive statement to date.
Counterparts are back. The Hamilton, Ontario-based metalcore heavyweights have announced their upcoming full-length, A Eulogy For Those Still Here, due out October 7th from New Damage Records. The album finds Counterparts tapping into a deep sense of uncertainty and dread and pushing their visceral sound to even greater extremes to make their most definitive statement yet.
To mark the announcement, Counterparts have shared the album's first single "Unwavering Vow." Kicking...
Hamlton hardcore rockers Counterparts have released a collection of B-Sides from their 2019 release "Nothing Left To Love" featuring two new songs, “Purer Form of Pain” and “Strings of Separation".
“One person's trash is another person's treasure... so here's 2 more b-sides I guess?” shares the captivating and hilarious front man Brendan Murphy. “We wrote these songs when we were in the...
Canadian melodic hardcore/metalcore ensemble Counterparts have earned their highest chart and sales debut to date via new LP,Nothing Left to Love! Their recent release has given the Canadian hardcore band the best first week sales of their career. Nothing Left To Love, released November 1 via Pure Noise Records, debuted at #97 on the Billboard 200, the band's first appearance in the Top 100!
"Paradise And Plague" is the third single from the band’s forthcoming record, "Nothing Left To Love". The album muses on many of the topics vocalist Brendan Murphy has in the past: life’s darkness, self-destructive tendencies and the self-flagellation they beget.
Produced by Will Putney (Every Time I Die, The Acacia Strain), "Nothing Left To Love" shows the band moving their uniquely captivating sound forward without losing...
Canadian metalcore giants Counterparts are giving fans another taste of what’s to come from their 6th full-length album today with the premiere of “Separate Wounds”. The track showcases the band’s unique ability to combine unique progressive guitar riffs alongside impassioned vocals and heavy hitting rhythm lines.
“Separate Wounds” is the second single from the band’s forthcoming record, "Nothing Left To Love". Due...
Metalcore band Counterparts have officially announced their 6th full-length album,Nothing Left To Love. Life’s revolving door is front and center on the record, due out November 1 on Pure Noise Records. Bookended by the powerful lyric “Will you love me when there’s nothing left to love?” — a desperate plea on commitment in the face of both mortality and morality — the album muses on many of the topics vocalist...
Canadian metal/hardcore band Counterparts just kicked off a North American tour with Architects and Stick To Your Guns, and in celebration of the excursion, the band has revealed a new video for their new record’s title track, “You’re Not You Anymore”.
“The “YNYA” video is a fairly drastic change for us. We are the "who gives a shit" band when it comes to most things other than writing music, so...
