THE EAST COAST IS STILL GETTING LOUDER! CAN YOU HEAR US YET???

Diminished Fifth Records is very pleased to announce that we will be making the Halifax Pop Explosion significantly louder this year by hosting the: ‘Diminished Fifth Records Heavy Music Showcase’ which will be held Friday, October, 24th, 2008 at GUS’ PUB in Halifax.


This year’s performing bands include:

HELLACAUST: http://www.myspace.com/hellacaust
GALLACTUS: http://www.myspace.com/gallactus
ORCHIDS CURSE: http://www.myspace.com/orchidscurse
BROKEN OHMS: http://www.myspace.com/brokenohmsmusic

We are very exciting to working with such a prominent event in the Canadian Music Industry and will be very glad to be able to bring a darker and louder side of music to the festival.

More specifics on the show will be announced shortly.

DIMINISHED FIFTH RECORDS
Supporting East Coast Metal
http://www.diminishedfifthrecords.com

HORNS HIGH ONLINE MAGAZINE
The Voice of Heavy Music on the East Coast
http://hornshigh.ca

THE EAST COAST KEEPS GETTING LOUDER

Submissions have closed for the upcoming compilation CD ‘The Music of Artisanship & War: Volume II’. We’re very pleased to announce that we received over 50 submissions this year which is more than double the submissions for Volume I! We are hoping to have the tedious task of filtering the songs by Jury completed by the middle of August and announce the track list in the coming weeks. With enough room for roughly 20 songs it is going to be one hell of a difficult decision but we’re confident that Volume II will not only shine above the first but blow it right out of the fucking water!!

We’ve got some real big news coming soon but for now the details will have to remain secret (I know what a prick job). I’ll give you a hint though... It is in October and we are about to make it a whole lot louder!!! So stay tuned for more info.

Once again, we would like to thank everyone who submitted a song for the compilation album and for taking the time and supporting the scene! Together we’ll bring heavy music in the East Coast the recognition it deserves!

Cheers,