Just Announced: Eagles of Death Metal Hank Williams III and More
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- Just Announced: Eagles of Death Metal Hank Williams III and More
- Ready set G!
- 2008: Five new albums from the masters of metal
- Top 10 Local Concerts of 2008
- Jack Black on riding pterodactyls heavy metal and his new video game
- The Gothenburg Project 12.26.08: The In Flames Finale
Just Announced: Eagles of Death Metal Hank Williams III and More
Phoenix New Times AZ
The Clubhouse Music Venue 1320 E. Tempe 480-968-3238. Eagles of Death Metal: Monday Feb.
Ready set G!
Journal and Courier IN
For the December Hard-n-Heavy Extreme showcase three eardrum blasting metal bands will help you forget about being on the naughty list. Chicago death metal act Nekropsy will make its Lafayette debut. This brutal band features vocalist Paul Garcia a former member of national touring metal act Gorgasm. pening will be Lafayette’s own death metal band Catatonic Atrocity and thrashers Narrow House. Catatonic Atrocity is backed by longtime local metal drummer Kevin Baum and is fronted by Human Filleted vocalist and guitarist Kyle Christman.
2008: Five new albums from the masters of metal
Examiner.com
Dave Mustaine and the newest incarnation of Megadeth are hard at work in their Phoenix AZ studio. Slayer have already debuted a new song on their European tour and expect to release their 10th studio album soon. Ronnie James Dio and his former Black Sabbath bandmates are recording new music as Heaven & Hell in what looks to be a long-term band. Anthrax has reportedly written an album’s worth of material and the re-activated Alice In Chains have promised to have new music and a tour for fans in ’09.
Top 10 Local Concerts of 2008
NBC Washington DC
” >Black Mountain and Bon Iver Feb. 19 Rock & Roll Hotel Sharing little more than a record label and an appreciation for the distant history of pop and rock music Black Mountain and Bon Iver shared the stage at Rock & Roll Hotel. The show drew two very different crowds packing the room and put on two very different sets. Alone each band’s set would have made for two of the best of the year but only because they were packed into the same night did this show crack the Top 10. Justin Vernon put a band together for his set of lonesome wintry and soulful bedroom folk but the music remained simple and sparse Vernon’s strumming and rustic falsetto remained center stage and the songs lived up to their recorded beauty. For the first 20 minutes or so of Black Mountain’s set a steady trickle of Bon Iver fans fled ultimately easing the elbowing but — given the venue’s long narrow layout — causing a lot of pushing for the duration of the exodus.
Jack Black on riding pterodactyls heavy metal and his new video game
Los Angeles Times CA
You couldn’t do that back then. You could only imagine that. What this game allows you to do is physicalize heavy metal music. You can do battle with this dramatic dangerous music as your score. It’s a real wish-fulfillment game for me. How is working in games different from in movies? Black: It’s exciting to me because it’s still relatively new. It’s an art form that hasn’t really reached its potential yet.
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The Gothenburg Project 12.26.08: The In Flames Finale
411mania.com TX
2008 I (finally) wrap up the In Flames portion of the column with their last album A Sense f Purpose the band’s return to form in the Melodic Death Metal world. How does it stack up to the rest of their catalog? Click the link and find out. Happy Holidays everyone. I’m also pretty pumped that I now get to do the columns while listening to the music on my new Sennheiser HD 555 headphones.
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