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Australian deathcore ring

Thy Art Is Murder
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Thy Art Is Murder performing at Rock am Ring in 2018
Groundwork information
Origin Blacktown, Sydney, New South Wales, Commonwealth of australia
Genres Deathcore
Years agile 2006 (2006)–present
Labels Human Warfare, Nuclear Boom, Halfcut, Skulls and Bones, UNFD
Website thyartismurder.net
Members
  • CJ McMahon
  • Sean Delander
  • Andy Marsh
  • Kevin Butler
  • Jesse Beahler
Past members
  • Brendan van Ryn
  • Lee Stanton
  • Gary Markowski
  • Josh Rex
  • Mick Depression
  • Tom Brown

Thy Art Is Murder is an Australian deathcore ring from Blacktown, Sydney, that formed in 2006. The band consists of vocalist Chris "CJ" McMahon, guitarists Sean Delander and Andy Marsh, drummer Jesse Beahler and bassist Kevin Butler. Thy Art Is Murder has released five studio albums since formation.

Their 2008 EP Infinite Death, reached position no. 10 on the AIR Charts upon release,[1] and their second full-length album Hate debuted at no. 35 on the ARIA Charts,[2] making them the first extreme metal band to ever reach the Top 40 of this chart.[iii] The album also reached no. one on AIR[4] and both no. two and no. 4 respectively on the US and Canadian iTunes metal charts on its week of release.

The band'south following albums Holy War (June 2015) and Dear Desolation (Baronial 2017) charted on US Billboard 200. Man Target was released in July 2019.

History [edit]

2006–2010: Germination, EPs and The Adversary [edit]

Founding member and guitarist Sean Delander

Formed in 2006, in the Western Sydney locality of Blacktown, the group originally consisted of vocalist Brendan van Ryn, guitarists Gary Markowski and Sean Delander, bassist Josh King and drummer Lee Stanton. Building on a loyal following among fans of deathcore in Western Sydney, they recorded a three track demo This Hole Isn't Deep Enough for the Twelve of You lot. They returned to the studio in 2008 to record the EP Infinite Death, which gained them further attention for van Ryn's sacrilegious and misogynistic lyrics and song titles. The EP reached number x on the AIR Charts.[one]

Post-obit two years of relentless national touring, information technology was announced in 2008 that van Ryn was well-nigh to depart from the group. Information technology was initially claimed that he left the group due to creative differences and an inability to go on up with their evolving death metal sound.[five] However information technology was later claimed in 2013 that van Ryn was replaced because "he couldn't sing [anymore] and he had a massive attitude problem."[half dozen] Thy Art Is Murder searched for a year for a new vocalist, until finding Chris "CJ" McMahon from Sydney metalcore band Vegas in Ruins. The band were and so impressed with his death growl vocals that he was incepted into the band during 2009. Bassist Mick Lowe replaced King shortly before the ring began tracking demos for their starting time total-length album The Adversary. The demos recorded in 2009 included early versions of the songs "Technology the Antichrist" and "Cowards Throne". In 2010, the group began recording the album's last recording sessions and released the anthology on xvi July 2010.[seven] [viii] [9]

Thy Art Is Murder supported the release of The Adversary with Canadian deathcore ring Despised Icon'due south Australian leg of their Farewell Tour, which also included The Reddish Shore.

2011–2014: Detest [edit]

Founding member and former drummer Lee Stanton

2011 saw further line-upwards changes, notably the divergence of founding member and pb guitarist Gary Markowski. Delander decided to switch duties from guitar to bass, making fashion for Andy Marsh and Tom Brown to join on guitar. Following the band's first European tour in 2012 with State of war from a Harlots Rima oris and Equally Blood Runs Black the band traveled to Belleville, NJ in the United states to record their second album with producer Will Putney at the Machine Store recording studios.

Following their Australian tour with Fear Factory in September 2012, Hate was released on nineteen October 2012. The start single, "Reign of Darkness", had been premiered before on radio station Triple J's The Racket on eighteen September.[x] [eleven] [12]

The album debuted at No. 35 on the ARIA Charts,[ii] making Thy Art Is Murder the outset extreme metal band to e'er to break the superlative twoscore.[three] The album also reached No. 1 on AIR.[four] The anthology was met with a mix of some positive and some negative criticism. Kevin Stewart-Panko of Decibel Magazine awarded Detest a score of 1 out of 10 and criticizing the band for not going "out of their way to button the envelope or add together a modicum of originality or value to metal every bit a whole."[13] In Jan 2013, the ring performed at the Sydney Big Day Out festival; the only other extreme metallic ring e'er to exist featured on the line-up was Blood Duster in 2004. Post-obit their 2d European tour in February and March[14] Thy Art Is Murder signed to Nuclear Blast on 24 Jan 2013 for distribution of Detest outside Australia. On 13 March 2013, Triple J announced that Thy Art Is Murder would exist headlining the Hate Beyond Australia bout with Cattle Decapitation, King Parrot and Aversions Crown.[15]

On xi April 2013, Sumerian Records officially appear that the grouping had just lost the opening support on the U.s.' annual Summer Slaughter Tour. The announcement was met by some controversy due to the fact that the grouping was to be chosen by a voters' poll and American deathcore band Rings of Saturn had in fact won the vote by 1%.[xvi] [17] [xviii] Eventually, promoters chose to include both bands.

On 17 June 2013 the band revealed they would be touring across Australia with Parkway Drive as part of their x Years of Parkway Drive tour.[19] The same day, the band lost out to Drain from Within at the Metal Hammer Gold Gods Awards where they had been nominated as Best New Band.[20] On 15 October 2013 the band were nominated in the Best Difficult Rock/Heavy Metal category for the 2013 ARIA Awards, eventually losing out to Karnivool.[21] The band headlined their 2nd ever tour through North America in November and Dec 2013, dubbing information technology the Detest Across America. The pecker featured support from I Declare State of war, Fit for an Dissection, The Terminal Ten Seconds of Life and Kublai Khan with many dates selling out. The band headlined in Europe in January and February 2014, selling out most venues. Support came from Heart of a Coward, Aversions Crown and Aegaeon. The band was announced on the lineup for Download Festival 2014.

Vocalizer Chris "CJ" McMahon

The band made Australian news headlines in belatedly February 2014, when McMahon encouraged fans to go onstage during their assault Brisbane leg of the Soundwave Festival bout.[22] [23] [24] Promoter AJ Maddah later tweeted his conclusion to take the band off the rest of the tour calling them "disrespectful arseholes" and challenge that McMahon had told the oversupply that "there are one thousand of you and dozens of security. Smash them. All of you get on the phase".[25] Fan footage uploaded on YouTube revealed that Maddah's version of McMahon'southward pre-song speech were embellished.[26] The following day both the promoter and the band tweeted that Thy Art Is Murder would be allowed to play the balance of the tour.[27] McMahon after commented on the incident, saying "it's just all bullshit... I only wanted the oversupply participation, wanted people to try and make their mode up on-stage and have a crazy show"; however, he also noted that "AJ [Maddah] was only doing what he thought was the right thing given the information that he was given" and that the incident provided "free publicity and exposure in the news" for the band, so it "helped [them] rather than hindered [them]" in the end.[28]

The ring announced their participation in the Mosh Lives tour, headlined by Emmure, travelling the United states in March and Apr 2014. The ring headlined a short Canadian tour with Sworn In in April 2014. The band played New England Metal And Hardcore Festival in April 2014. The band also took part at the Summertime Slaughter the aforementioned year. Singer CJ McMahon commented on the band's activeness, claiming they are "1 of, if non the well-nigh hardest-working touring bands" and saying that "[there's] no other fucking band on the face of this earth that volition tour as much as we practise".[28] They also supported Born of Osiris on their Tomorrow We Die Live bout in November 2014 in North America with ERRA, Within the Ruins and Betraying the Martyrs.

2015–2018: Holy War and Dearest Desolation [edit]

On 31 March 2015 it was announced that Thy Art Is Murder'southward then-upcoming anthology would be titled Holy State of war and would exist released on 30 June in North America via Nuclear Nail Entertainment. Information technology was recorded in cloak-and-dagger over the winter with producer Will Putney.[29] Thy Art Is Murder, alongside other bands, supported Slayer on 2015's Commotion Festival, which toured the U.Southward. from June to Baronial.[xxx] Holy State of war had a successful first week of sales, charting at No. 7 in Australia and No. 82 in the U.Due south., being the fourth Australian band to chart in the U.S. likewise equally the first Australian extreme metal band to chart.

They supported Parkway Drive on all of their worldwide tour in support of Ire through 2015 and 2016. The band announced on 21 Dec 2015, that vocalizer CJ McMahon had decided to leave the band to focus on his family due to his disability to afford touring. After some teaser posters, in 1 July, the band confirmed piece of work on a split album titled The Low Sessions shared with the deathcore bands Fit for an Autopsy and The Acacia Strain. It was released exclusively on vinyl. The same day, the band premiered a music video for the vocal "They Will Know Another" from the album. In 2016, guitarist Sean Delander filled in for the tardily Tom Searle on the Architects Australian tour.

On 14 January 2017, one-time singer McMahon rejoined the band onstage at Unify Festival in Tarwin Meadows, Victoria, where he confirmed his return to the group, and that the show was for the fans a "commemoration that is me coming back to bring together my brothers in world domination."[31] The band released their fourth studio album, titled Dear Desolation, on 18 Baronial 2017.[32]

In an interview in October 2017, guitarist Andy Marsh confirmed that had McMahon not returned that they would've recorded Dear Desolation with their at the time fill-in vocalizer, Nick Arthur (of Molotov Solution). In the aforementioned interview, he also shared that the band had started planning a new split EP to follow-up 2016's The Depression Sessions.[33]

2019–present: Human Target [edit]

On 1 April 2019 it was revealed longtime drummer Lee Stanton had departed the band and their backup Jesse Beahler of the American death metal ring Jungle Rot had taken his place full-time.[34] On 26 April 2019, the band revealed their new album would be titled Human being Target and released the title track single. The album was released on 26 July 2019 through Nuclear Blast Records.[35]

On 30 October 2020, the band released a single titled "Killing Flavour" which guitarist Andy Marsh explained was well-nigh Thanksgiving revealing "Killing Flavor touches on the darkness surrounding the origins of Thanksgiving, and while that subject is relevant at this time of year, we desire you to think of the atrocities both past and present that deserve acknowledgement."[36]

Musical style and influences [edit]

Thy Art is Murder'southward music has been described by music critics as deathcore,[37] [38] which draws from both metalcore and death metallic. Singer CJ McMahon mentioned in interviews with Bluestribute TV and Aggressive Tendencies that the band, individually, has different inspirations and musicians that influence their particular writing and performance style. He added that the band all together are influenced by bands like Decapitated, Gojira, Meshuggah, and Behemoth. The band have often cited Behemoth as a major influence on their style whom McMahon has referred to equally "the all-time band on this planet."[39] Guitarist Andy Marsh has said that "We are large fans of music that can evoke a feeling and mood, but often that music isn't very in your face and heavy. Behemoth are amazing at capturing that synergy in just the right way and information technology is that ethos that inspires u.s.."[40] Their band's anthology, Hate, expresses the band's dislike of faith.[41] The ring's third total-length anthology, Holy War, discusses a range of themes, from their anti-organized religion and anti-extremism to fauna rights, war, and greed.[twoscore]

Members [edit]

Timeline [edit]

Discography [edit]

Thy Fine art Is Murder discography
Studio albums 5
Music videos xiii
EPs ii
Demos 1
Split albums 1

Studio albums

EPs

Demos

Music videos

Awards and nominations [edit]

ARIA Music Awards [edit]

The ARIA Music Awards are a gear up of annual ceremonies presented by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), which recognise excellence, innovation, and accomplishment across all genres of the music of Australia. They commenced in 1987.

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External links [edit]

  • Media related to Thy Art Is Murder at Wikimedia Commons
  • Official website
  • Thy Art Is Murder at AllMusic
  • Thy Art Is Murder at Nuclear Blast

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