THE BEAST

Photo credit: Corey Soria

Death-grind aficionados Earthburner are set to set the metal world ablaze with their debut album, Permanent Dawn , which will be released on November 8th via M-Theory Audio. To whet fans' appetites and showcase their intense live performance, the band has partnered with Decibel Magazine for an exclusive premiere of their live-lyric video for the single “Slaves to the Screen.” The video, featuring a guest appearance from Napalm Death’s Mitch Harris, is available for viewing now on Decibel Magazine's website: Watch Here .

Earthburner's forthcoming appearance at the Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Denver on December 7th adds to the excitement surrounding the band’s debut. The fest, known for its formidable lineup, will also feature performances from heavyweights such as Yob, Cirith Ungol, and Pallbearer. This show marks Earthburner’s first performance following the release of Permanent Dawn , adding a layer of significance to their Denver appearance.

Guitarist Jeremy Wagner expressed his enthusiasm about the upcoming fest, stating, “Earthburner is far beyond stoked to be part of the Decibel Metal & Beer Fest this year. The DBM&BF is one of the greatest metal festivals in the States and we're honored to be part of this edition in December. We'll be playing this fest just after the release of our debut album— Permanent Dawn —and this will be EB's first post-release show and that's also very special for us. Huge thanks to Decibel for having Earthburner. See you all in Denver!!!”

Fans can get an additional taste of what’s to come by checking out the visualizer video for the album’s title track, created by Andrea Mantelli. The video is available on YouTube: Watch Here .

For those eager to experience Earthburner live at the Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Denver, tickets and further event details can be found here: Decibel Magazine Metal & Beer Fest: Denver .

As Earthburner prepares to unleash Permanent Dawn and ignite the stage in Denver, the anticipation for their unique blend of death-grind is palpable. Make sure to catch their intense live show and experience the raw energy of their debut album firsthand.