With classic metal enjoying resurgence as bands like Mastodon introduce a new generation to the majestic riffage of Sabbath and Zeppelin, it is only right that one of the bands responsible for that resurgence, Converge, should offer up their most accessible album to date.

Since breaking out of the hardcore scene with 2001's savage masterpiece "Jane Doe", Converge have been the band to watch, pacesetters who've consistently set the next creative level in aggressive music. Their Epitaph debut, "You Fail Me" was named one of 2004's ten essential releases in Alternative Press. Now comes "No Heroes", an album that brilliantly combines the textural sonics of "You Fail Me" with the brutal assault of "Jane Doe". Converge are poised to follow in the footsteps of bands like Darkest Hour and Norma Jean.

Reissue of their highly influential album! Considered by many to be "too heavy," "too raw," "too dark," "too arty," "too ha...see site for more info.

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LONG ROAD HOME - DVD Movie

The remastered edition of the monumental split LP from two of extreme music's most vital bands....see site for more info.

With classic metal enjoying resurgence as bands like Mastodon introduce a new generation to the majestic riffage of Sabbath and Zeppelin, it is only right that one of the bands responsible for that resurgence, Converge, should offer up their most accessible album to date.