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 ...

Metal fans nationwide have the chance to witness two of Aotearoa’s finest acts come together for a triumphant night of cultural heavy metal, a fresh sound conveyed through multi-lingual story-telling, ...

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 ...

What are the five best groove metal albums of the 2020s? We've tasked Alien Weaponry, masters of groove themselves, with providing the answer! The definition of groove metal is pretty straightforward.

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 ...

Everybody knows that social media is a cesspool, right? It was bad even before God King Musk took over X (and the U.S. government as our shadow president). But with how everyone spends their days doom ...

Alien Weaponry are a thrash metal band which often sings in te reo Māori. This Vice documentary meets them as they prepare to tour Europe, and take the metal world by storm. The quiet lives of the ...

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 ...

Alien Weaponry seemed just as surprised as Skovgaard, praising the turnout from “you crazy Danish MFs“. The band is from the tiny town of Waipu in New Zealand’s Northland region, and sing several of ...

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A couple months after the release of their album Te Rā and the collaborative track “Taniwha” that they put together with Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe, New Zealand’s Alien Weaponry released a music video ...

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