Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Progressive post-rockers THRÆDS have just released their new single and official video “Nothing Good to Say”, taken from their debut album Impermanence, which will be released on June 6 via Octopus Rising and Argonauta Records, available on CD and digital formats.
THRÆDS dives deep into the complexities of time, self-awareness, and resilience with their latest track, Nothing Good to Say. Fusing progressive post-rock with atmospheric shoegaze elements, the song creates a brooding yet introspective soundscape that mirrors the journey of confronting bitterness while striving to remain curious and humble.
Laced with raw emotion, the lyrics grapple with inner struggles—asking how much hostility and tragedy one can endure before learning to let go. Themes of surrendering control, embracing life's uncertainties, and resisting darker temptations weave through haunting melodies and expansive instrumentals. Ethereal guitar layers and dynamic buildups guide listeners through a contemplative experience, balancing tension with reflection.
Nothing Good to Say invites listeners to look time in the eye, acknowledge life’s harsh realities, and find peace in vulnerability. It’s a reminder that even amidst chaos and disillusionment, there’s strength in choosing growth over bitterness, and curiosity over fear.
With Impermanence, THRÆDS explore the fragile and fleeting nature of existence through eight meticulously composed tracks. The band confronts the inevitability of entropy and the cycles of creation and destruction, shaping a sound that is both intense and immersive. Their music evolves between moments of overwhelming heaviness and eerie stillness, reflecting the unpredictable forces that shape human experience.
Formed in 2019 by guitarist and composer Angelos Tzamtzis, THRÆDS began as a solo project and quickly developed into a full band following his move to Berlin. Their multinational lineup blends progressive metal, post-metal and atmospheric rock with influences from Gojira, Tool, Alcest, Elder and Porcupine Tree.
Tracklist:
1.Timeless
2.Reflections
3.Nothing Good to Say
4.Clockworks
5.Sole Survivor
6.Devolve
7.Einstein Rosen Bridge
8.Story in Reverse
The album is entirely self-produced. Drums and vocals were recorded by Matthias Schilling at G7 Studios, while all other instruments were recorded by Angelos Tzamtzis. Guest contributions by Alekos Gramma (saxophone) and Vangelis Sazanidis (synthesizer) add further tension and depth to the sound, amplifying the album’s haunting and cinematic atmosphere.
According to the band, Impermanence is a meditation on change and collapse, a reflection on the violence and beauty of transformation. Their aim is to create an unfiltered and honest experience, using dissonance, atmosphere and dynamic shifts to challenge the listener and evoke a strong emotional response.
THRÆDS are:
Angelos Tzamtzis – Guitar, Synthesizer
Celso Borralho – Vocals
Felipe Melo Villarroel – Drums
Barnabás Mihály – Bass
Tim Crawford – Guitar, Backing Vocals
Following the release of their debut EP Akasha and a European tour in 2022, Impermanence marks a new chapter for the band, who are now preparing to bring their sound to new audiences across Europe.
Impermanence' has been recorded by Angelos Tzamtzis instagram.com/angelos_tzam
& Matthias Schilling instagram.com/msaudioproduction
Produced and Mastered by Angelos Tzamtzis
Dop/Editor Artemis Malta / arttemh instagram.com/arttemh
Performer: Aurora instagram.com/___aurora
INFO:
song.link/thraeds
argonautarecords.com
Progressive post-rockers THRÆDS have just released their new single and official video “Nothing Good to Say”, taken from their debut album Impermanence, which will be released on June 6 via Octopus Rising and Argonauta Records, available on CD and digital formats.
THRÆDS dives deep into the complexities of time, self-awareness, and resilience with their latest track, Nothing Good to Say. Fusing progressive post-rock with atmospheric shoegaze elements, the song creates a brooding yet introspective soundscape that mirrors the journey of confronting bitterness while striving to remain curious and humble.
Laced with raw emotion, the lyrics grapple with inner struggles—asking how much hostility and tragedy one can endure before learning to let go. Themes of surrendering control, embracing life's uncertainties, and resisting darker temptations weave through haunting melodies and expansive instrumentals. Ethereal guitar layers and dynamic buildups guide listeners through a contemplative experience, balancing tension with reflection.
Nothing Good to Say invites listeners to look time in the eye, acknowledge life’s harsh realities, and find peace in vulnerability. It’s a reminder that even amidst chaos and disillusionment, there’s strength in choosing growth over bitterness, and curiosity over fear.
With Impermanence, THRÆDS explore the fragile and fleeting nature of existence through eight meticulously composed tracks. The band confronts the inevitability of entropy and the cycles of creation and destruction, shaping a sound that is both intense and immersive. Their music evolves between moments of overwhelming heaviness and eerie stillness, reflecting the unpredictable forces that shape human experience.
Formed in 2019 by guitarist and composer Angelos Tzamtzis, THRÆDS began as a solo project and quickly developed into a full band following his move to Berlin. Their multinational lineup blends progressive metal, post-metal and atmospheric rock with influences from Gojira, Tool, Alcest, Elder and Porcupine Tree.
Tracklist:
1.Timeless
2.Reflections
3.Nothing Good to Say
4.Clockworks
5.Sole Survivor
6.Devolve
7.Einstein Rosen Bridge
8.Story in Reverse
The album is entirely self-produced. Drums and vocals were recorded by Matthias Schilling at G7 Studios, while all other instruments were recorded by Angelos Tzamtzis. Guest contributions by Alekos Gramma (saxophone) and Vangelis Sazanidis (synthesizer) add further tension and depth to the sound, amplifying the album’s haunting and cinematic atmosphere.
According to the band, Impermanence is a meditation on change and collapse, a reflection on the violence and beauty of transformation. Their aim is to create an unfiltered and honest experience, using dissonance, atmosphere and dynamic shifts to challenge the listener and evoke a strong emotional response.
THRÆDS are:
Angelos Tzamtzis – Guitar, Synthesizer
Celso Borralho – Vocals
Felipe Melo Villarroel – Drums
Barnabás Mihály – Bass
Tim Crawford – Guitar, Backing Vocals
Following the release of their debut EP Akasha and a European tour in 2022, Impermanence marks a new chapter for the band, who are now preparing to bring their sound to new audiences across Europe.
Impermanence' has been recorded by Angelos Tzamtzis instagram.com/angelos_tzam
& Matthias Schilling instagram.com/msaudioproduction
Produced and Mastered by Angelos Tzamtzis
Dop/Editor Artemis Malta / arttemh instagram.com/arttemh
Performer: Aurora instagram.com/___aurora
INFO:
song.link/thraeds
argonautarecords.com





![TIGERLEECH - Hara-kiri of the Capitalist Model by Its Own Users [Octopus Rising / Argonauta Records]
French sludge/hardcore metallers TIGERLEECH are back with a vengeance! Following the release of their first single, the band now presents Hara-kiri of the Capitalist Model by Its Own Users, the second track taken from their forthcoming album Bicephalous. Accompanied by an intense lyric video, the single showcases TIGERLEECH’s relentless energy, blending punishing riffs with raw, uncompromising vocals. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/WUFhhXXYQwg
Scheduled for release on April 18, 2025, via Octopus Rising / Argonauta Records, Bicephalous marks a new chapter for the band. With a revamped lineup featuring a new rhythm section and the addition of a second guitarist, TIGERLEECH has expanded their sonic arsenal, fusing their signature hardcore-laced stoner sound with even darker sludge influences.
TRACKLIST – Bicephalous
When You Cross the Border (3:38)
Bicephalous (4:24)
Otoshimae (3:53)
King of the White Castle (4:11)
Feeble… (0:38)
…Again (5:07)
Late Regrets (4:38)
The Art of Do It Yourself (4:22)
321 Ignition (6:07)
Hara-kiri of the Capitalist Model by Its Own Users (2:31)
The Last Light We Saw (5:33)
Formed in 2013, TIGERLEECH have been carving their path in the heavy underground scene, delivering massive, high-energy performances and unrelenting riffs. Their debut album The Edge of the End (2019) earned them widespread acclaim, followed by Melancholy Bridge (2021), a darker and more intense release that solidified their identity. Having shared the stage with acts like Ecstatic Vision and performed at Hellfest Off and Napalm Festival, the band is gearing up to bring Bicephalous to the masses.
Recorded at Hybreed Studios with Andrew Guillotin, Bicephalous is a sonic beast, brimming with ferocity, urgency, and a clear social message. Fans of crushing grooves and blistering aggression won’t want to miss this one!
Bicephalous will be available on CD and streaming platforms on April 18, 2025. Stay tuned for more updates!
FOR MORE INFO:
https://www.facebook.com/Tigerleechband
https://tigerleech.bandcamp.com/
http://www.argonautarecords.com/
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