Category Archives: Exmortus

Exmortus Announce Summer Tour

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Exmortus have announced a summer U.S. tour. Several shows will find the band opening for Lich King. Here’s the dates:

07/22 Chico, CA – Tackle Box
07/23 San Francisco, CA – DNA Lounge
07/24 Reno, NV – Devastation on the Desert Festival
08/14 San Diego, CA – Brick by Brick (feat. Helsott)
08/15 Mesa, AZ – Nile Underground
08/16 Las Vegas, NV – Dive Bar (feat. Lich King)
08/17 Salt Lake City, UT – Metro Music Hall (feat. Lich King)
08/18 Boise, ID – Shredder (feat. Lich King)
08/19 Seattle, WA – El Corazon (feat. Lich King)
08/20 Portland, OR – Bossanova Ballroom (feat. Lich King)
08/21 Ukiah, CA – Redwood Metalfest Afterparty

Exmortus Launch GoFundMe After Crashing Their Van In Canada

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While heading from Vancouver, BC to Edmonton, Alberta, Exmortus unfortunately wrecked their van and trailer after hitting some black ice. You can help the band out by donating to their GoFundMe campaign. Jadran “Conan” Gonzalez said the following:

“While on tour on our way to Edmonton, Alberta from Vancouver, BC, Canada we lost control on black ice and crashed into and slid on the shoulder rail next to a ditch. Thankfully, no one is hurt but the van & trailer are ruined. The tour with Death Angel and Hellfire just started and we really don’t wanna miss the rest of the dates. So, we would like to raise money for a new ride and trailer ASAP so that we may finish the tour. Please donate what you can! Anything helps! Every dollar counts! Thank you!

Exmortus Premiere New Song “Legions Of The Undead”

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Exmortus have premiered a new song titled “Legions Of The Undead.” This is the title track of the band’s new horror-themed EP, which will be released tomorrow (October 25). Jadran “Conan” Gonzalez commented:

“Just in time for Halloween, enjoy this video of the new EP title track, Legions of the Undead, inspired by the darker themes in Tolkien & Lovecraft lore. We are extremely excited to perform the new songs on Death Angel‘s North American Humanicide Tour this November & December. See you on the road, Legions!”

[via Metal Injection]

Exmortus Share Playthrough Video For Their Cover Of Danny Elfman‘s “Beetlejuice” Theme

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Exmortus have shared a playthrough video for their cover of Danny Elfman‘s “Beetlejuice” theme. This track is from the band’s new horror-themed EP “Legions Of The Undead,” which will be released on October 25.

Exmortus To Release New Horror-Themed EP “Legions Of The Undead”

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Exmortus will be releasing a new horror-themed EP titled “Legions Of The Undead” on October 25. The effort will feature two new songs, “Legions Of The Undead” and “Swallow Your Soul,“ as well as covers of Danny Elfman‘s “Beetlejuice” theme, Bernard Hermann‘s “Psycho” theme, and Modest Mussorgsky‘s “Night On Bald Mountain.“ The first single, “Swallow Your Soul,” will be released on September 13. As previously reported, the band will also be touring with Death Angel and Hellfire this fall.

Exmortus Announce May North American Tour

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Exmortus have announced a May headlining tour. Silver Talon and Cultural Warfare will open on select dates.

Tour Dates:

05/06 Indianapolis, IN – Black Circle Brewing Co.
05/08 Oklahoma City, OK – 89th Street
05/09 Odessa, TX – The Club Odessa Texas
05/10 El Paso, TX – Rockhouse Bar & Grill
05/11 Mesa, AZ – Club Red Mesa
05/23 Oakland, CA – Oakland Metro Operahouse (with Cultural Warfare)
05/24 Eugene, OR – Old Nick’s Pub (with Silver Talon)
05/25 Bend, OR – ThirdStreet Bend (with Silver Talon)
05/26 Vancouver, BC – Rickshaw Theatre (Modified Ghost Fest)
05/27 Seattle, WA – Club Sur Rocks Seattle (with Silver Talon)
05/28 Portland, OR – Bossanova Ballroom (with Silver Talon)
05/29 Fresno, CA – Strummer’s (with Cultural Warfare)

Exmortus Announce Summer Tour With The Absence, Hatchet, Etc.

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Exmortus have announced a summer tour in support of their new album “The Sound Of Steel” (out June 8). The Absence, Hatchet, and Novareign will serve as support. Immortal Guardian, Black Fast, and Micawber are also set to appear on select dates.

Tour Dates:

06/07 Hollywood, CA – The Whisky (Exmortus only) (feat. Kataklysm)
06/28 San Diego, CA – Brick By Brick (Exmortus only)
06/29 Tucson, AZ – The Rock (Exmortus only)
06/30 Albuquerque, NM – Launchpad (Exmortus only)
07/01 Tulsa, OK – The Shrine (with Immortal Guardian)
07/02 Fort Worth, TX – Rail Club (with Immortal Guardian)
07/03 Austin, TX – Come and Take It Live (with Immortal Guardian)
07/05 Tampa, FL – Crowbar (with Black Fast)
07/07 Spartanburg, SC – Ground Zero (with Black Fast)
07/08 Richmond, VA – Canal Club
07/09 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz (with Black Fast)
07/10 Brooklyn, NY – St. Vitus
07/12 Quebec City, QC – Source de le Martinere
07/13 Toronto, ON – Hard Luck Bar
07/15 Joliet, IL – The Forge (witn Micawber)
07/17 Kansas City, MO – Riot Room (with Micawber)
07/18 Denver, CO – Roxy Theater
07/19 Salt Lake City, UT – Club X
07/20 Boise, ID – The Shredder
07/22 Seattle, WA – Club SUR
07/23 Portland, OR – Twilight Cafe & Bar
07/24 Oakland, CA – Metro Opera House

Exmortus Premiere “Feast Of Flesh” Music Video

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Exmortus have premiered a new video for their new song “Feast Of Flesh,” via LA Weekly. This track is from the band’s new album “The Sound Of Steel,“ which will be released on June 8.

Jadren “Conan” Gonzalez commented:

“As some may have noticed on my personal page, I don’t just post guitar or band stuff, but a lot of food pictures and I’m no vegan. ‘Feast Of Flesh‘ is a celebration of our carnal needs and desires. I’m not trying to make any political/environmental statements but I feel this song expresses the ugly and brutal nature of humans and other animals.

It ain’t pretty so we thought it would be fun to shoot the band chowing down on actual raw flesh fresh from the meat market. My girlfriend was willing to play the hapless victim of the carnage, which made the whole experience quite fun and yet funny since we were all trying to act and not laugh at the whole idea. The song itself is more of a caveman stompy headbanger so the music works beautifully with the lyrics and visuals in bloody harmony. So, sit back and enjoy the Feast of Flesh! Cheers!”