Alien Weaponry frontman Lewis de Jong is screaming as he approaches terminal velocity. “OH FUCK!” he bellows, as he plummets ...

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 ...

New Zealand's Alien Weaponry are back with more of their unique brand of tribal groove metal and have just released a music video for "Tangaroa," the title track off their forthcoming second album, ...

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 is now streaming their new single "Hatupatu", whose lyrics are entirely in the band's native Māori language. The video for "Hatupatu" was directed by Alex Hargreaves and filmed on ...

The post Documentary About New Zealand Metal Band Alien Weaponry Features Randy Blythe and Gojira appeared first on Consequence. A documentary about New Zealand metal band Alien Weaponry is set to ...

The members of Alien Weaponry aim to preserve their indigenous language through a unique medium: thrash metal music. The New Zealand trio is... This New Zealand Band Is Trying To Save Maori Culture ...

Pre-order the album on limited ocean blue vinyl, available exclusively in our stores. The title track is out now, and lead vocalist/guitarist Lewis de Jong says, “We decided to write this song about ...

Lewis and Henry de Jong, the brothers behind Alien Weaponry, join us this week! We discuss the the band’s new album, Tangaroa, the record’s themes of environmental awareness and how everyone needs to ...

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 ...

They conclude their brief five-song set with Kai Tangata (translation: Eat People ): a potent account of the early 19th century musket wars in New Zealand, which also explores the tradition of ...