Australian Metalcore powerhouse Alpha Wolf made a stop in Lakewood, Ohio on their “Half Living Things" tour celebrating their new album on May 18th. Alongside them were metalcore legends Emmure, UnityTX, and Chamber. The energy in the room was at an all-time high the entire night and it never came down.

Nashville natives Chamber took the stage and unleashed melodic mayhem that left no head unturned. Their complex polyrhythmic guitarwork and pernicious drums created an intense auditory experience, with tracks like “Retribution” and “Hopeless Portrait” showcasing their technical prowess. The songs were incredibly short (about one to two minutes each) so they were able to play a majority of their latest album "A Love To Kill For"

Unity TX - coming straight out of Dallas, Texas to showcase their unique style of hip-hop metalcore. The band wasted no time in kicking off their set with songs from their last album “Ferality“, and their high-energy performance electrified the crowd, with tracks like "WORLD OF MALICE" and "RUCKUS" inciting intense mosh pits.

Emmure emerged onto the stage, with frontman Frankie Palmeri dancing around with an explosive energy that ignited the venue. Emmure commanded the stage with an imposing presence, with Frankie delivering guttural vocals that resonated with vicious intensity while guitarist Josh Travis chugged along with riffs heavier than lead.

Closing out the night, Australian metalcore titans Alpha Wolf unleashed a relentless barrage of sonic fury that left no soul unscathed. The group mainly displayed tracks from their most recent album "Half Living Things", which released April 5th via Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records. If you are in any of the areas this tour is hitting, I highly recommend going to a show - don’t miss the chance to witness the power and intensity of Alpha Wolf live in action.