The post Alien Weaponry Announce New Album, Unveil Single “Mau Moko”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Alien Weaponry have announced a new album, Te Rā, arriving March 28th via Napalm Records.

Modern groove metal trio ALIEN WEAPONRY are pleased to announce their heaviest, most powerful and mature offering to date, Te Rā, out March 28, 2025 via Napalm Records. Since releasing their acclaimed ...

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New Zealand groove metal outfit Alien Weaponry are back with a new full-length release set to come out on March 28 via Napalm Records, titled Te Rā. It’s their third studio effort and their follow-up ...

The New Zealand metallers' third album is full of "existential dread" and attempts to "describe the indescribable". Check out first track Mau Moko now... Maori metallers Alien Weaponry have announced ...

New Zealand's Alien Weaponry are one of the most exciting metal bands to have emerged in the last decade. Brothers Lewis and Henry de Jong started playing together before they had even hit their teens ...

Alien Weaponry are a three piece “Te Reo” metal band taking the world by storm. Many of their songs are in New Zealand’s native language “Te Reo Maori” With their debut album “Tū” being acclaimed ...

Most rock documentaries from these shores arrive as career obituaries. Alien Weaponry: Kua Tupu Te Ara – about the young band that has incorporated te reo Māori into the very Pākehā genre of heavy ...

Northland brothers Henry and Lewis de Jong (Ngāti Pikiao, Ngāti Raukawa) were just kids when they formed the metal band Alien Weaponry with their childhood friend Tūranga Edmonds. An intimate new ...

Alien Weaponry have played some great tours in their short career so far, but for bassist Turanga Morgan-Edmonds, there’s still one tour pairing that has eluded him that he admits he’d likely fanboy ...

Francis Malley is hoping the Far North will come out in force to support a heavy metal gig in early May. Hearing heavy metal and Kaitaia mentioned in the same sentence just doesn't quite sound right.