As its title suggests, 'Blacked Out' – the debut album from Montreal-based Now And On Earth – is a dark and dangerous affair. It's a record that's riddled with depression and despair and which is set in a world on the verge of collapse. Yet at the same time, the powerful force of these songs – which explode in vicious torrents of angst and anger – battle against that darkness, fighting against it as much as they encourage it. For Now And On Earth is a band that thrives from darkness, that lives in the shadows, that exists to tear everything down.

'Blacked Out' is 12 tracks of blistering, anthemic metalcore, which also includes two tracks co-written with hitmaker Ronnie Radke of Falling In Reverse.

Now And On Earth is guitarist Mathieu Maltais, lead singer Marc-Andre Fillion, lead guitarist Charles Pilon, bassist/clean vocalist Anthony Alain-Rossi, keyboard/synth player Phillipe Ferguson, and drummer Phil Beauchamp. With this line-up, their destructive, apocalyptic vision of the world has now fully come to life.