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Our official Music video for THE END as first premiered on MetalUnderground.com on January 31st 2017

June 14th 2016 Chicago, IL-Hardcore/Thrash artists Riotous Indignation have announced the release of the video for their song Secret Societies

In the wake of the tragic events inspired by terrorism, and the politicizing of these events, Secret Societies serves as an angry commentary on the world we live in today. The video is controversial in nature and it presses on all the hot-button issues in the current geo-political climate.

Most metal songs are rated by how brutal they are, and as this video will show you; there is nothing more brutal than the reality of the world you live in today.

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Exclusive: Riotous Indignation Premieres "The End" Music Video

Check out our exclusive premiere of "The End" below, taken off the band's latest EP release "Violentus Musicae." Considering current events, the clip couldn't arrive at a more topical moment as it tackles the endless cycle of gun violence in the band's home town...

Exclusive: Riotous Indignation Premieres New Single "This World"

June 3rd, 2016 will herald the debut EP release from Chicago's thrash / hardcore crossover outfit Riotous Indignation.

This EP, titled "Violentus Musicae," is up for pre-order right here and was recorded, edited and produced by Mike Repel, with mixing handled by Nick Bellmore (Toxic Holocaust, Jasta, Kingdom of Sorrow) at Dexters Labs Milford, Connecticut. "Violentus Misicae" was mastered by none other than Chris "Zeuss" Harris.

Video premiere/Interview: Riotous Indignation, “Secret Societies”

Chicago hardcore act Riotous Indignation just released their debut EP, Violentus Musicae, and with it, have unveiled an NSFW video for the song “Secret Societies.” Vocalist Mike Repel says that most of the songs on the EP are angry social commentary about the world we live in.” That certainly fits the video...

Violetus Musicae EP review on MetalReviews.com

....but every once in a while, a hardcore band will surprise me, like the Chicago based Riotous Indignation. Their first ever release, Violentus Musicae (EP), came out early this June. Though this band may be primarily a hardcore one, there are elements of thrash that make this one a raw and aggressive beast.