The genesis of September Mourning started in a dark New York basement, where a young girl discovered her father's old comic book collection and quickly became enraptured by the stories, especially the characters and arcs in the Batman series.

"'The Killing Joke' is still my favorite comic book" says band leader and creative driving force Emily Lazar (AKA September). The stories and characters helped turn Lazar into a life-long artist across several mediums –including ballet, story-telling, visual art, and music. She has combined those various talents into a living and breathing, graphic-novel-come-to-life with her band of Reapers in September Mourning. With the release of their new single and video Unholy, they continue to forge ahead with their aural and visual extravaganza.

Unholy was produced by Sahaj Ticotin (Motley Crue The Dirt Soundtrack, Starset, Sevendust, MEYTAL) and Nick Scott (Asking Alexandria, Bless the Fall, I See Stars), with mixing by Chris Lord-Alge (Linkin Park, Gren Day, Of Mice and Men). The song's scorching guitar riffs and sing-song chorus breakdowns tell a tale of a love so strong that it is fatally addicting. Unholy raises the band's artistry to a new level and will make for an anthemic addition to an already compelling live show. The band is currently on tour with Flaw before seguing to the Smile Empty Soul tour in late August.

Watch the video for Unholy clicking on the image and buy/stream the song on iTunes and Spotify.

Even though they're quickly becoming an established act, there's still a lot of people not familiar with Brisbane (Australia) rock act Dead Letter Circus.

This is a band that you have absolutely to know if you like Alternative Rock in the modern Progressive way of The Mars Volta, Rishloo, Karnivool and similar eclectic and unpredictable outfits.

Dead Letter Circus have a brand new album out, their third full-length: it's titled Aesthesis and was released last August 14 on UNFD - The End Records. Produced by Forrester Savell and Matthew Bartlem, Aesthesis was mixed by no less than Chris Lord-Alge (Manic Street Preachers, Nickelback, Muse and many, many more high-profile acts).

Two singles has been released from the new LP so far, While You Wait and In Plain Sight, whose new official video can be watched clicking on the image above. Enjoy!

One Ok Rock is a very interesting Japanese alternative rock band formed in 2005, with already 6 full-length studio album under their belt.

The band released last week a double A-Side single entitled "Mighty Long Fall/ Decision", featuring these two new songs and another brand new track, "Pieces Of Me". The single was produced by John Feldmann (The Used, Story Of The Year, Papa Roach) and Arnold Lanni (Finger Eleven, Simple Plan, Our Lady Peace), with mixes by the legendary Chris Lord-Alge. 

Watch the video for "Mighty Long Fall" -a track also used as the theme song for the movie sequels of the Rurouni Kenshin manga- clicking on the image above.