Stitched Up Heart have shared a new video for their song “Ex-Termination.” That track is from the band’s latest album “Medusa.” The group commented:
“’Ex-Termination’ is about a narcissistic, abusive ex who keeps dragging you back to hell. This track serves as a final goodbye after being pushed to the edge, pouring gasoline on the wreckage and finding closure in the flames. There’s no turning back this time, and you refuse to follow them into the grave they dug for themselves”
SepticFlesh have booked some more shows around their North American tour with Arch Enemy, The Black Dahlia Murder, Crypta and Thrown Into Exile. Here’s the dates:
10/29 Old Town, ME – Old Town Theatre
11/06 Rock Island, IL – Skylark
11/17 Eugene, OR – McDonald Theatre
11/18 Sacramento, CA – Ace Of Spades (feat. Arch Enemy, Crypta, and Thrown Into Exile)
Original Sick Of It All bassist Richard Cipriano has revealed that he is currently battling pancreatic cancer. You can help him out by donating HERE.
More details were shared in a press release:
“Richie Cip, born Richard Cipriano, has been an important part of the New York Hardcore community for decades. As the bassist for Sick of It All during the band’s formative years, Richie helped shape the sound of a scene that would go on to influence countless musicians and fans around the world. From the band’s early demo and Revelation Records 7-inch to Blood, Sweat and No Tears, his playing is woven into the history of New York Hardcore.
Cipriano has recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. As he begins this difficult journey, the community he helped build has an opportunity to come together and support him. Amid this diagnosis, Sweet Relief Musicians Fund has established the Richie Cipriano Fundto help provide financial assistance during his treatment and recovery. A fundraisingT-shirt is also available through the Revelation Records webstore, with proceeds going toward supporting Cipriano.
Sweet Relief Musicians Fund provides services and financial assistance for career musicians and music industry professionals. Grants are earmarked for medical and vital living expenses, including insurance premiums, prescriptions, medical treatment and operative procedures, housing costs, food costs, utilities, and other basic necessities.
For a community built on looking out for one another, this is a chance to stand with someone who has given so much to the music and culture of New York Hardcore. Please share Richie’s story, and if you’re able, consider supporting him through a direct donation or by purchasing the fundraising shirt.”
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