Modern metal band Tetrarch will release its third album, "The Ugly Side of Me," on May 9, 2025, via Napalm Records. Pre-order it here. The new album was co-produced by Dave Otero, lead guitarist Diamond Rowe and vocalist/guitarist Josh Fore. In celebration of the album announcement, the band has dropped the album's second single, “Never... Continue Reading →
Modern nu metal band Tetrarch has shared the new single "Live Not Fantasize," its first new music release since its 2021 album "Unstable." Stream and download the song here, and watch the music video below. "We are extremely excited to release 'Live Not Fantasize' to the world," guitarist Diamond Rowe said. "We had a lot... Continue Reading →
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Tetrarch, which released its sophomore full-length "Unstable" (Napalm Records) earlier this year (read Live Metal's review) and has announced a slew of fall tour dates with bands such as Atreyu and Nonpoint, has released a music video for its song "Stitch Me Up." Lead guitarist Diamond Rowe said: “Shooting the video for 'Stitch Me Up' was super fun... Continue Reading →
Almost an entire year after its first single, “I’m Not Right,” hit airwaves and started making major noise for Tetrarch, the band’s sophomore album, “Unstable” (April 30, 2021, Napalm Records; read Live Metal’s review), is upon us. It’s a powerful musical statement highlighted by the lead work of trailblazing shredder Diamond Rowe (the first Black... Continue Reading →
Two days before the release of its second full-length, "Unstable" (April 30, 2021, Napalm Records), Los Angeles-based metal band Tetrarch has released the single "Addicted." The song follows previous singles "I'm Not Right," "You Never Listen" and "Negative Noise." "'Addicted' is a song about being consumed by something in life that to the outside eye... Continue Reading →
Review by Greg Maki Tetrarch, originally from Atlanta, Georgia, now based in Los Angeles, has been called “the new hope for metal and hard rock music.” That’s a lot to put on any band, never mind one that, prior to this year, had just a single self-released full-length to its credit (“Freak,” 2017). But with... Continue Reading →
