As if ‘Black Flame’ wasn’t already enough Bury Tomorrow has decided to take it to the next level. Besides creating top notch music they have a very specific goal this time, to get people talking about mental health and to remove the stigma once and for all! So with that in mind let’s dive right into ‘Cannibal’!
Designer handbags cost as much as people are willing to pay for them. One designer handbag recently sold on auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
You may have paid hundreds or even thousands of dollars for a handbag yourself, but are they worth the money? We are here to help you decide.
Continue reading this article as we help you get the answer to “Are designer handbags worth the money?”
Luxury handbags aren’t just something you leave in your closet. Luxury handbags are an investment that can bring you a nice payout if you decide to sell them in the future.
Most handbags hold their value very well and some even gain value because people are willing to pay to get them in their collection. The rarer the handbag is, the more likely it is you can get a higher price for that handbag.
When you buy quality handbags like handbags from the new Saint Laurent bag collection, you’ll the quality and durability. Many people think you’re simply paying for a label, but if you were to try carrying each bag for a year, you’d see the cheap bags do not hold up as well.
You might be worried that you’ll harm your expensive new handbag in some way and you’ll be out hundreds or thousands of dollars. The good news is that fixing these handbags doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.
You can take a torn handbag to a local cobbler and have them fix up any issues you might have with your handbag.
If you buy a cheap handbag at a store, you’re not getting customer service with it. You could find that the bag only lasts a couple of weeks and starts falling apart — too bad.
When you buy a nice handbag, you’ll find if you have a problem, you can often call customer service and get the help you need to remedy your problem.
Having a stunning handbag sets a great foundation for your outfit. You can mix and match your clothes with a strong handbag and it can be your staple that people expect to see you carry. There’s nothing wrong with carrying the same handbag with each of your outfits.
Are Designer Handbags Worth the Money? Now You Know
Now you know the answer to “Are designer handbags worth the money?” and you can decide if you want to keep collecting. Collecting designer handbags can be fun and it can also be financially rewarding if you want to make a business out of it.
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Montana’s premier Doom musical maverick Eric Sartana has produced a new E.P. which rattles the windows of your soul with ‘Dark Days’. This three track collection continues his fine work with Throne of Malediction and the path of independently produced excellence.
Eric has a unique vision rested somewhere between Doom and Thrash. He walks the lonely highway of non-commercial excellence where the depression and oppression of everyday life stalks each of us. His vision is to make music with real substance and thoughtfulness. He is an auteur and a rationalist in these days of reactive nihilism.
How to Survive Your First Heavy Metal Concert?
You are about to go to heavy metal concert with your friend but you have never been to one?
You have probably been to a concert before, but believe us, a heavy metal concert is something completely different. It is louder than you think, way louder than your powerful-sounding portable Bluetooth speakers can be. It takes your body and spirit to a different dimension. And at the end of it, you will feel that you are not the same person anymore. And it has nothing to do with being tired. Continue reading
Andrew Tkaczyk is most known as the drummer for metalcore outfit The Ghost Inside, but also spent some time drumming for Michigan metalcore band For The Fallen Dreams as well. Andrew also has his instrumental side project, One Decade, that self released their EP Coma Visions in 2017. This would be the first batch of music to come from any of The Ghost Inside members and showcased a Tkacyk’s chops on guitar, an instrument most didn’t know he even played. Coma Visions is as crushing as it is hypnotic with its giant grooves and penchant for atmospherics. While Coma Visions and One Decade may have been overlooked, we think it’s worth checking out. Continue reading
Andrew Tkaczyk, drummer for The Ghost Inside and his instrumental band One Decade, is the guest on this episode of the BREWtally Speaking Podcast!! Continue reading
Fire From The Gods formed in Austin, TX in 2010 and has really sprung onto the scene in the last year or so. Their album 2016’s ‘Narrative’ had bangers like “Excuse Me” and “End Transmission” with AJ Channer controlling the flow of the songs with his blend of rap, reggae, and rock vocals to keep you on your toes. They followed the album up first with an amped up re-release titled ‘Narrative Re-Told’ and this year saw the release of their new studio album ‘American Sun.’ The album boasts charting singles like “Truth to the Weak (Not Built to Collapse)” and “Right Now.” This isn’t just your typical, generic rap metal band. These guys have a message to go with their music that has been needed for a long time. Continue reading
Adam De Micco, guitarist of Lorna Shore, returns for part 2 of our chat on this episode of the BREWtally Speaking Podcast!! Continue reading
Ideally, the role of the critic is to approach the subject from a place of impartiality, to examine its relative merits and flaws, and to offer and render an honest and unbiased review for the edification of the audience.
Right up front, I feel I should let you know that this ain’t gonna be that. Continue reading
*This is part of our State Of The Art series, showcasing bands every Monday from the featured state. This month’s state is South Dakota.*
This is why I absolutely adore writing SOTA articles for Metal Nexus. You look into what rock and metal is being produced by bands from different states and find artists who are phenomenal that you never knew existed. And then you share them with loads of music fans the world over! Work of Wolves are a band out of Sioux Falls, but that is pretty much all the bio I have on them, except who is in the group. Tyler Jung is on bass/vocals, Alex Foster plays drums/vocals, Paul Pinos is on guitar/vocals and Andrew Rogers handles keys/vocals.
The band are a brilliant blend of metalcore-like riffing and some growling vocals, but they also channel emo and even power metal genres. Their songs are melodic, memorable and very definitely metal! I have had their songs on re-play for most of the last few weeks. Their catalog covers one demo, two EPs and one album. The latest is the amazing ‘Purpose’ record.
‘Purpose’ was released this month and is seven tracks of heavenly metal. It has big time energy, verve and a restless sound that thrashes around your head. The vocals are superb, with understated harmonies and the musicianship hits highs that make you wonder why Work of Wolves aren’t huge. I have to say, this album will definitely make its way into any top ten records of 2020 for me, it is THAT good.
The songs on the latest E.P. have a groove that is infectious and an introspective attitude that is intelligent and moody. I love the vocal melody of “Pull Us Under” and its minor scale riffage. The song has some power.
Standout tracks are the hooky title track, with the bounce and evocative keys and the uptempo “Convictions”. Listening through the collection, I am also struck by the Nu-Metal influences and it does have that certain swirl of disconnected disillusionment that resonates today.
Check these guys out and discover South Dakota’s best kept musical secret.
