Graveripper releases new video, announces West Coast tour “Hounds From Hell”

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Graveripper has just unveiled their new music video for the song “Hounds From Hell,” taken from their 2025 album, “From Welkin to Tundra.” The intense track wastes no time delving into heavy riffs and dynamic rhythms, with vocalist Corey Parks commanding attention with his potent delivery.

The band describes “Hounds From Hell” as a relentless thrasher that showcases their signature blend of black and thrash metal. The track, which has become a staple of their live performances, features intricate guitar work, driving basslines, and explosive drumming, capturing the essence of Graveripper’s sound. Inspired by the energy of their recent shows with Hirax, the band decided to immortalize that fervor in a music video for the song.

Alongside the video premiere, Graveripper has announced an upcoming tour across the Western United States. Kicking off with a show in Louisville, Kentucky, the band will commence their tour on June 12 in Des Moines, Iowa, before traversing through various cities until their final stop in Davernport, Iowa, on July 4. Additionally, Graveripper is set to perform at the Iowa Metal Underground Fest on August 15.

Don’t miss Graveripper as they tear through various venues on the West Coast, delivering their unique brand of black thrash n’ roll to fans. Check out their full list of tour dates below:

– 4/24- Louisville, KY – Portal
– 6/12 – Des Moines, IA- Locals
– 6/13- St Louis, MO- TBA
– 6/14 – Tulsa, OK – Whittier Bar
– 6/16 – Santa Fe, NM – Desert Dogs Brewery
– 6/17 – Cottonwood, AZ- Queen B Vinyl
– 6/18 – Los Angeles, CA – The Moroccan Lounge (w/ Anvil, Persekutor, and more)
– 6/19 – Oakland, CA – Eli’s Mile High Club (w/ Vorlust, Persekutor, and more)
– 6/20 – Pomona, CA – Characters (w/ Persekutor, Inranced, and more)
– 6/21 – Ventura, CA- TBA (w/ Intranced and more)
– 6/23 – Eureka, CA – TBA
– 6/24 – Grants Pass, OR – Sound Lounge
– 6/25 – Seattle, WA – El Corazon (w/ Anvil and more)
– 6/26 – Portland, OR – The High Water Mark (w/ Solicitor, Soul Grinder)
– 6/27 – Boise, ID – TBA
– 6/28 – Salt Lake City, UT – Aces High Saloon
– 6/30 – Denver, CO – The Crypt
– 7/1 – Omaha, NE – Reverb Lounge
– 7/2 – Milwaukee, WI – X-Ray Arcade
– 7/3 – Minneapolis, MN – Zhora Darling
– 7/4 – Davernport, IA- Wake Brewing
– 8/15- Cedar Rapids, IA- Iowa Metal Underground Fest

Experience the raw power and ferocity of Graveripper live on stage as they unleash their sonic assault on audiences across the West Coast. Get ready to be engulfed in a whirlwind of electrifying music and unrelenting energy, courtesy of Graveripper’s “Hounds From Hell” tour.

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