A COUPLE of weeks back we were down in Dublin for a tremendous set from The Black Dahlia Murder as they tore apart the Voodoo Lounge.
The review is here, but before the show we caught up with Brian to chat through a pretty wide variety of things...Here's what he said:
The review is here, but before the show we caught up with Brian to chat through a pretty wide variety of things...Here's what he said:
Read more: INTERVIEW: Brian from The Black Dahlia Murder talks albums, drummers and...sports
A FEW lucky souls caught Discharge's Belfast show recently. In the wake of the show we received this press release about their latest release. Full press release is below:
UK based crust legends Dischargeannounced their signing to Nuclear Blast late last year. After the release of their
UK based crust legends Dischargeannounced their signing to Nuclear Blast late last year. After the release of their
THERE must come a time in every guitarists life as a six-string axe slinger that they need to get the shit out of their system, step away from their band for a brief time and indulge in total guitar wankery.
Yet few take that opportunity...Not so Acid Age's Jude Milk, who has recently released his solo effort 'Kithara'.
While many could see this as a self-indulgent act, what is clear from a couple of listens this is an accomplished instrumental mini-album,
Yet few take that opportunity...Not so Acid Age's Jude Milk, who has recently released his solo effort 'Kithara'.
While many could see this as a self-indulgent act, what is clear from a couple of listens this is an accomplished instrumental mini-album,
Read more: ALBUM REVIEW: Acid Age axeman exercises his right to shred
FOUR hopefuls, four bands that left everything on stage, four bands determined to give it their best shot at reaching Bloodstock 2016.
The Metal2TheMasses contest got underway in Belfast's Limelight2 on February 6th, with its usual format of voting: 50% an audience vote, 50% from the judges. My fellow judge and colleague Mark Ashby were faced with a difficult task. After all, the audience can be as partisan as they like, but passing judgement had to be impartial and considered.<br
The Metal2TheMasses contest got underway in Belfast's Limelight2 on February 6th, with its usual format of voting: 50% an audience vote, 50% from the judges. My fellow judge and colleague Mark Ashby were faced with a difficult task. After all, the audience can be as partisan as they like, but passing judgement had to be impartial and considered.<br
Read more: LIVE REVIEW: Metal2TheMasses NI Heat One sees metallic assaults and enthusiastic response