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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
DOWN/ex-PANTERA frontman Philip Anselmo has posted his new poem
DOWN/ex-PANTERA frontman Philip Anselmo has posted his new poem, "The Retired Journeyman", on the Boxing Insider web site. Click here to check it out.
Footage of Anselmo facing the unique challenge of training a boxer known as The Anvil for a November 2007 episode of MTV2's "Headbangers Ball" can be viewed below.
A boxing fanatic since before he was in PANTERA, the singer jumped at the opportunity to get in the ring and offer some pointers to an aspiring champion.
Footage of Anselmo facing the unique challenge of training a boxer known as The Anvil for a November 2007 episode of MTV2's "Headbangers Ball" can be viewed below.
A boxing fanatic since before he was in PANTERA, the singer jumped at the opportunity to get in the ring and offer some pointers to an aspiring champion.
MUNICIPAL WASTE: European Festival Appearances Announced - Jan. 12, 2009
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Monday, January 12, 2009
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Morbid Angel new album.
After nearly three years without any new material, Morbid Angel are currently writing their follow-up to 2003's "Heretic". No further information of it is currently available, but rumors believe that it is expected for release in late 2006/early 2007.
The new Morbid Angel album is also be their first release with original bassist David Vincent since 1995's "Domination". However, there is no word if guitarist Tony Norman will be appearing on the album. He only joined Morbid Angel for live guitar works.
On May 30, 2006, a remaster of the 1989 album "Altars Of Madness" will be released as a DualDisc. The DVD side of the DualDisc will include the long-sought-after November 1989 Nottingham Rock City show filmed on the band's first-ever European outing, the legendary Grindcrusher Tour and is the first Morbid Angel material to see an official DVD release.
The new Morbid Angel album is also be their first release with original bassist David Vincent since 1995's "Domination". However, there is no word if guitarist Tony Norman will be appearing on the album. He only joined Morbid Angel for live guitar works.
On May 30, 2006, a remaster of the 1989 album "Altars Of Madness" will be released as a DualDisc. The DVD side of the DualDisc will include the long-sought-after November 1989 Nottingham Rock City show filmed on the band's first-ever European outing, the legendary Grindcrusher Tour and is the first Morbid Angel material to see an official DVD release.
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
MEGADETH Drummer Schedules NAMM Signing Sessions - Dec. 31, 2008
MEGADETH is in the final stages of the songwriting process for the band's new album, which is tentatively expected sometime next year via Roadrunner Records. The CD is once again being helmed by acclaimed British producer Andy "Undie" Sneap, who produced MEGADETH's last album, "United Abominations" (May 2007, Roadrunner Records).
MEGADETH's forthcoming LP will be the group's first with guitarist Chris Broderick, who replaced Glen Drover at the end of last year.
MEGADETH drummer Shawn Drover has issued the following update via the "Forums" section of the band's official web site:
"I will be at the NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) show [on January 15-18 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California], which is always fun for me. It's a good chance to see a bunch of friends, vendors, endorsers that I haven't seen since... well... the last NAMM show.
"This year's show will be a bit more exciting for me, as my new Ddrum Shawn Drover signature snare drum will be on display. I have yet to see the finished product myself, so I will be looking at it pretty much the same time as those who express interest will. As well, my 2009-2010 Ddrum kit will be on display and again I have not seen this kit yet, either. My Ddrum rep, Rick Hughes, just called me to say that he just saw the drumset for the first time, and he told me that they look amazing!
"Anyways, if you want to check out the exact kit I will be playing on tour, stop by the Ddrum booth. I have a signing session with Ddrum on Saturday, January 17 at 4 p.m, so make sure you drop by to say hello. More on my other signings when I receive exact info on them.
"I arrive this Saturday in San Diego and will get to Vic's [Garage, MEGADETH's newly built recording studio in San Marcos, California] sometime that afternoon to get ready to start tracking the new record. I haven't listened to any of the songs since I have been home, as I want to have fresh ears and perspective on these tunes. Perhaps this will feed me a few fresh drum ideas when I begin laying down keeper tracks."
MEGADETH's official fan club, MegaFanClub, has released the first video footage from Vic's Garage, where the group is completing the songwriting process for its new album. The December 20, 2008 clip includes footage of guitarist/vocalist Dave Mustaine and drummer Shawn Drover jamming out to a brand new song. (Note: You must a member of the MegaFanClub in order to view the video.)
Important: The NAMM show is **NOT** open to the public. The only attendees are NAMM member companies and their invited guests.
MEGADETH's forthcoming LP will be the group's first with guitarist Chris Broderick, who replaced Glen Drover at the end of last year.
MEGADETH drummer Shawn Drover has issued the following update via the "Forums" section of the band's official web site:
"I will be at the NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) show [on January 15-18 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California], which is always fun for me. It's a good chance to see a bunch of friends, vendors, endorsers that I haven't seen since... well... the last NAMM show.
"This year's show will be a bit more exciting for me, as my new Ddrum Shawn Drover signature snare drum will be on display. I have yet to see the finished product myself, so I will be looking at it pretty much the same time as those who express interest will. As well, my 2009-2010 Ddrum kit will be on display and again I have not seen this kit yet, either. My Ddrum rep, Rick Hughes, just called me to say that he just saw the drumset for the first time, and he told me that they look amazing!
"Anyways, if you want to check out the exact kit I will be playing on tour, stop by the Ddrum booth. I have a signing session with Ddrum on Saturday, January 17 at 4 p.m, so make sure you drop by to say hello. More on my other signings when I receive exact info on them.
"I arrive this Saturday in San Diego and will get to Vic's [Garage, MEGADETH's newly built recording studio in San Marcos, California] sometime that afternoon to get ready to start tracking the new record. I haven't listened to any of the songs since I have been home, as I want to have fresh ears and perspective on these tunes. Perhaps this will feed me a few fresh drum ideas when I begin laying down keeper tracks."
MEGADETH's official fan club, MegaFanClub, has released the first video footage from Vic's Garage, where the group is completing the songwriting process for its new album. The December 20, 2008 clip includes footage of guitarist/vocalist Dave Mustaine and drummer Shawn Drover jamming out to a brand new song. (Note: You must a member of the MegaFanClub in order to view the video.)
Important: The NAMM show is **NOT** open to the public. The only attendees are NAMM member companies and their invited guests.
MASTODON: 'Crack The Skye' Track-By-Track Review Available - Dec. 31, 2008
Patrizia Mazzuoccolo of the "Tinitus" radio show, which airs every Wednesday on Norway's NRK P3, spoke to MASTODON drummer Brann Dailor in late November prior the band's concert in Oslo as part of the "Unholy Alliance: Chapter III" tour with SLAYER, TRIVIUM and AMON AMARTH.
Although MASTODON's new album, "Crack The Skye", is a conceptual piece in the same vein as the band's previous releases, it is not about air but "ether." "The whole story has little to do with what the album emotionally is really about," clarifies Dailor. "But everything in the lyrics and the story is metaphors. We wanted to stick with elements and we wanted to do the 'ether' record. Ether is what the soul is made out of and it took a few months to connect all the dots."
Dailor goes on to explain the "Crack The Skye" concept: "There is a paraplegic and the only way that he can go anywhere is if he astral travels. He goes out of his body, into outer space and a bit like Icarus, he goes too close to the sun, burning off the golden umbilical cord that is attached to his solar plexus. So he is in outer space and he is lost, he gets sucked into a wormhole, he ends up in the spirit realm and he talks to spirits telling them that he is not really dead. So they send him to the Russian cult, they use him in a divination and they find out his problem. They decide they are going to help him. They put his soul inside Rasputin's body. Rasputin goes to usurp the czar and he is murdered. The two souls fly out of Rasputin's body through the crack in the sky(e) and Rasputin is the wise man that is trying to lead the child home to his body because his parents have discovered him by now and think that he is dead. Rasputin needs to get him back into his body before it's too late. But they end up running into the Devil along the way and the Devil tries to steal their souls and bring them down…there are some obstacles along the way."
The title track, "Crack The Skye", features vocals by Scott Kelly of NEUROSIS. "We heard Scott's voice all over that track," Dailor says. "It's really NEUROSIS-sounding and then when it became the title track, in particular vocally and lyrically it had a lot to do with Skye so it made it even more perfect that Scott would be doing the verses on it just because he is very familiar with that tremendous loss, suicide, stuff like that…"
The album, due out for release in March 2009, is a dark conglomeration of musical as well as conceptual layers. "'Crack The Skye' means a number of different things," Dailor offers. "You'd probably get a different answer from the other members of the band as to what the meaning of it is and I can also come up with three different ones. The main one for me would be (that) Skye was my sister’s name and she died when I was 15. She was 14, she killed herself and it changed my life. When we started working on the material, I knew that Brent [MASTODON singer/guitarist Brent Hinds] was coming from a deeper place musically. He was shaken up from his accident in Las Vegas, was traumatized by that and I think that has a lot to do with the sound of the record. He is pretty emotive with the guitar and from that depression he was in came a lot of that material — kind of slow and spaced out, real psychedelic. I could see that there was something a lot deeper going on so it was the perfect opportunity lyrically to dig a little deeper myself into some demons in the past and I'd never really gone there before; you know, it's a touchy subject. But I felt that with the songs being the way they were that it was the perfect opportunity to get rid of some stuff myself… the 'Crack in the Skye' is the moment you realize that that person is gone."
Exclusive excerpts from the interview were originally aired on the November 26, 2008 edition of "Tinitus". The show is now available on podcast at this location.
"Crack the Skye" was recorded at Southern Tracks Studios in Atlanta and was produced and mixed by Brendan O'Brien, who has previously worked with VELVET REVOLVER, RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, PEARL JAM, AC/DC and STONE TEMPLE PILOTS, among others.
"Crack the Skye" track listing:
01. Oblivion
02. Divinations
03. Quintessence
04. The Czar
I. Usurper
II. Escape
III. Martyr
IV. Spiral
05. Ghost of Karelia
06. Crack The Skye
07. The Last Baron
ENSLAVED's 'Vertebrae' Crowned TERRORIZER Magazine's 'Album Of The Year' - Dec. 31, 2008
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My apologies
Hey guys I'm sorry I haven't posted any new news I've been busy on the forums of Metal Institution, check the forums out at the bottom of the page where it says "Metal-Institution"
Again I am sorry and I'll try to keep on top of it but I'm just one person running the forum and the blog.
Again I am sorry and I'll try to keep on top of it but I'm just one person running the forum and the blog.
MEGADETH frontman/founder Dave Mustaine has issued the following year-end update
"Droogies!
This is going to be the last post from me reviewing the previous work week at the studio for the year 2008.
2008 brought us much success; excluding the fact that we were in the middle of an extensive, exhaustive world tour supporting the latest record from Megadeth, United Abominations on Roadrunner Records and were out for a nearly 18 month long trip, and we have gone to place like India, Thailand, Singapore, Peru, Ecuador, and several new cities in Countries that we have already been too as well as returning to cities that we haven't been too for several years. Sadly, we still have yet to reach South Africa, and also return to Russia.
With the change in guitarists from Glen Drover to Chris Broderick, I was nervous, but at this point of seeing him interact with the band and the fans, there was nothing to worry about. The guys are getting the hang of posting here more often, and you should be able to see a lot of action through the MegaFanClub, which will reopen in 2009.
Today, of course is Sunday again, and I am about to go feed my horse, and I wanted to make my routine weekend post and let you know how the week went as far as the studio, the book, and the radio station are concerned. I also wanted to take some time to thank some people again, so this is the part where some of you get bored, but I have to stop and say thanks - I would do it for you too (and do!).
Thanks to Hatch and Jeff for making the week such a rewarding week for me. I will start with the top and work through all of the players for a very busy Christmas week:
Elaine Hinton of Hasbro - thank you for your continued love and support of my band and my music, and thanks for helping me make this happen for these kids in San Diego County.
Hasbro - thank you for matching the amount I donated in toys for the Toys for Tots program, and the various churches and hospitals and radio station we visited. I would not have been able to reach as many people as I did without your pledge to match my donation.
Jeff Payne - thanks for helping organize the shipment, the drop-off, the pick-up, and the final delivery of all of the boxes of toys all over San Diego County.
Glen "Hatch" Duffy - pretty much the same as Jeff's, thanks for helping organize the shipment, the drop-off, the pick-up, and the final delivery of the toys.
Justis Mustaine - thanks for helping us ship all of the toys. There is no finer son.
Pam Mustaine - thanks for allowing me to go around and do this.
The Rady Childrens' Hospital - thank you for allowing us to donate toys to your young patients.
The Naval Hospital - thanks for serving your country and this was to help ease the burden with gift-getting whilst bed-ridden.
105.3 KIOZ Rock Radio - thank for you allowing me to contribute to the listeners of the station, you are a real Rock station and remind me of the days of KNAC and ZRock!
And last but not least . . .
The U.S. Marines Toys for Tots - thank you for your service to your country's children.
Now, the juicy stuff. Yesterday Scott Holmen met me at the studio after Jeff and I finished moving stuff over to Vic's Garage. We went over the new BETA site for TheLiveLine.com and I was very intrigued by where we were in the scheme of things, and we started with the final countdown until we launch this new site. I asked him to convey my thoughts to my partners to consider just launching it now, since it is so much better than the current site and I will keep you posted on how that unfolds itself.
Over the last week our beloved webmaster, Dave 'Megadave' McRobb and I have talked about the new fan club and what we are going to have for 2009. We are going to be re-vamping the site, as well as correcting many things that went wrong due to there being too many people in the fan club for the amount of people we had to take care of it. I am excited to see what Dave McRobb and I can come up with next! We are going to be sorting out all of the sites, forums, and chat rooms associated with the MegaFanClub, and we will continue over the remainder of 2008 and through however long of 2009 it takes to have the most pleasant internet experience with your favorite bands or celebrities at TheLiveLine.com
Andy and Shawn are back safe and sound in their own little beds, and I have been going to the studio during the days, when I can and making slight changes to the songs, much in the same way that I wrote Rust In Peace. You see when I was writing that record, we were rehearsing in a hall near the Griffith Park Observatory and each day we would get there we would do our respective party favors and then we would go over all of the songs, including 'My Creation', although that had no lyrics at the time sang on the track and rendered the track obsolete. So, I have been going in each day and making the slightest of changes and most are for the better - reverting back to the previous version if I don't like what I did the next day. James and Chris and I are all still here, should I have any brainstorms and I know how to play the drums at least as good as Shawn knows how to play guitar, and that is saying something, since he is the fastest guitarist in the world. Remember?!
Now, about the songs:
I have five of the nine that appear to be mine completely written and arranged. There are two more that are Shawn's, and James has a potential part for a song, as well as Chris. I have to say that the energy and musical vein is from the period you have all been requesting. I know I have written something good too, when I am playing something and I curl my lip up when I assault my guitar. Andy said, 'Awwight! Ye got a bit ov de ole lip snarlin' goin now wight matey??'
I can without a doubt say that there is a song on here that is somewhat like 'Poison Was The Cure'. There seems to be a 'color' around this song that is reminiscent of the flair and energy from that period. This color is evident on several songs. Ask Jeff or Shane. Them not being band members also helps deter them from doing a cover-up and saying it sounds great . . . if it didn't.
But it does sound great, and I am more excited about this new record than I was with UA or anything in the last several years. I must confess that when Justis comes in and he and his band are stocked and howling about how fast and how heavy the new stuff is, it does make me feel great. He has really finicky taste and loves the really heavy stuff; especially the fast double-bass drum parts.
I AM NOT SAYING THAT THIS IS RUST IN PEACE 2!
But, I can say that the five out of nine songs I have arranged, I like and love them all, and every one of the songs has one or more of the strong points of me as a guitarist being showcased instead of me writing songs for radio - radio that won't play us anyway.
I'll be heading over to the studio today for a while, and tomorrow I go to Spokane, Washington for New Years with my family away from everything for a week or so. We return on Friday, the 2nd, as does Andy and Shawn. and we will reconvene on Saturday, the 3rd.
I am getting excited about the upcoming tour with Judas Priest, Megs, and Testament. I am also getting even more excited about hearing my new guitar partner Chris Broderick put some burning solos down! This is really going to be a record that will make a lot of people that thought we couldn't do it anymore sit up and take notice. Of course there will not be a fast enough song on here for a lot of people, or a heavy enough song, or something that will permit some of our visitors here to piss and moan about stuff.
Its time to go and make history after I get out of service. I have a purdy good couple of song titles too, that once I get the lyrics onto the songs, I will let you know the titles (or at least the working titles).
I love you guys so, so, so much! Thank you for giving me this life, this lifestyle, and this career. I have a feeling that you are going to be curling your lip a little bit on this new one."
Have a Happy New Year and MSGD!
This is going to be the last post from me reviewing the previous work week at the studio for the year 2008.
2008 brought us much success; excluding the fact that we were in the middle of an extensive, exhaustive world tour supporting the latest record from Megadeth, United Abominations on Roadrunner Records and were out for a nearly 18 month long trip, and we have gone to place like India, Thailand, Singapore, Peru, Ecuador, and several new cities in Countries that we have already been too as well as returning to cities that we haven't been too for several years. Sadly, we still have yet to reach South Africa, and also return to Russia.
With the change in guitarists from Glen Drover to Chris Broderick, I was nervous, but at this point of seeing him interact with the band and the fans, there was nothing to worry about. The guys are getting the hang of posting here more often, and you should be able to see a lot of action through the MegaFanClub, which will reopen in 2009.
Today, of course is Sunday again, and I am about to go feed my horse, and I wanted to make my routine weekend post and let you know how the week went as far as the studio, the book, and the radio station are concerned. I also wanted to take some time to thank some people again, so this is the part where some of you get bored, but I have to stop and say thanks - I would do it for you too (and do!).
Thanks to Hatch and Jeff for making the week such a rewarding week for me. I will start with the top and work through all of the players for a very busy Christmas week:
Elaine Hinton of Hasbro - thank you for your continued love and support of my band and my music, and thanks for helping me make this happen for these kids in San Diego County.
Hasbro - thank you for matching the amount I donated in toys for the Toys for Tots program, and the various churches and hospitals and radio station we visited. I would not have been able to reach as many people as I did without your pledge to match my donation.
Jeff Payne - thanks for helping organize the shipment, the drop-off, the pick-up, and the final delivery of all of the boxes of toys all over San Diego County.
Glen "Hatch" Duffy - pretty much the same as Jeff's, thanks for helping organize the shipment, the drop-off, the pick-up, and the final delivery of the toys.
Justis Mustaine - thanks for helping us ship all of the toys. There is no finer son.
Pam Mustaine - thanks for allowing me to go around and do this.
The Rady Childrens' Hospital - thank you for allowing us to donate toys to your young patients.
The Naval Hospital - thanks for serving your country and this was to help ease the burden with gift-getting whilst bed-ridden.
105.3 KIOZ Rock Radio - thank for you allowing me to contribute to the listeners of the station, you are a real Rock station and remind me of the days of KNAC and ZRock!
And last but not least . . .
The U.S. Marines Toys for Tots - thank you for your service to your country's children.
Now, the juicy stuff. Yesterday Scott Holmen met me at the studio after Jeff and I finished moving stuff over to Vic's Garage. We went over the new BETA site for TheLiveLine.com and I was very intrigued by where we were in the scheme of things, and we started with the final countdown until we launch this new site. I asked him to convey my thoughts to my partners to consider just launching it now, since it is so much better than the current site and I will keep you posted on how that unfolds itself.
Over the last week our beloved webmaster, Dave 'Megadave' McRobb and I have talked about the new fan club and what we are going to have for 2009. We are going to be re-vamping the site, as well as correcting many things that went wrong due to there being too many people in the fan club for the amount of people we had to take care of it. I am excited to see what Dave McRobb and I can come up with next! We are going to be sorting out all of the sites, forums, and chat rooms associated with the MegaFanClub, and we will continue over the remainder of 2008 and through however long of 2009 it takes to have the most pleasant internet experience with your favorite bands or celebrities at TheLiveLine.com
Andy and Shawn are back safe and sound in their own little beds, and I have been going to the studio during the days, when I can and making slight changes to the songs, much in the same way that I wrote Rust In Peace. You see when I was writing that record, we were rehearsing in a hall near the Griffith Park Observatory and each day we would get there we would do our respective party favors and then we would go over all of the songs, including 'My Creation', although that had no lyrics at the time sang on the track and rendered the track obsolete. So, I have been going in each day and making the slightest of changes and most are for the better - reverting back to the previous version if I don't like what I did the next day. James and Chris and I are all still here, should I have any brainstorms and I know how to play the drums at least as good as Shawn knows how to play guitar, and that is saying something, since he is the fastest guitarist in the world. Remember?!
Now, about the songs:
I have five of the nine that appear to be mine completely written and arranged. There are two more that are Shawn's, and James has a potential part for a song, as well as Chris. I have to say that the energy and musical vein is from the period you have all been requesting. I know I have written something good too, when I am playing something and I curl my lip up when I assault my guitar. Andy said, 'Awwight! Ye got a bit ov de ole lip snarlin' goin now wight matey??'
I can without a doubt say that there is a song on here that is somewhat like 'Poison Was The Cure'. There seems to be a 'color' around this song that is reminiscent of the flair and energy from that period. This color is evident on several songs. Ask Jeff or Shane. Them not being band members also helps deter them from doing a cover-up and saying it sounds great . . . if it didn't.
But it does sound great, and I am more excited about this new record than I was with UA or anything in the last several years. I must confess that when Justis comes in and he and his band are stocked and howling about how fast and how heavy the new stuff is, it does make me feel great. He has really finicky taste and loves the really heavy stuff; especially the fast double-bass drum parts.
I AM NOT SAYING THAT THIS IS RUST IN PEACE 2!
But, I can say that the five out of nine songs I have arranged, I like and love them all, and every one of the songs has one or more of the strong points of me as a guitarist being showcased instead of me writing songs for radio - radio that won't play us anyway.
I'll be heading over to the studio today for a while, and tomorrow I go to Spokane, Washington for New Years with my family away from everything for a week or so. We return on Friday, the 2nd, as does Andy and Shawn. and we will reconvene on Saturday, the 3rd.
I am getting excited about the upcoming tour with Judas Priest, Megs, and Testament. I am also getting even more excited about hearing my new guitar partner Chris Broderick put some burning solos down! This is really going to be a record that will make a lot of people that thought we couldn't do it anymore sit up and take notice. Of course there will not be a fast enough song on here for a lot of people, or a heavy enough song, or something that will permit some of our visitors here to piss and moan about stuff.
Its time to go and make history after I get out of service. I have a purdy good couple of song titles too, that once I get the lyrics onto the songs, I will let you know the titles (or at least the working titles).
I love you guys so, so, so much! Thank you for giving me this life, this lifestyle, and this career. I have a feeling that you are going to be curling your lip a little bit on this new one."
Have a Happy New Year and MSGD!
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
CATTLE DECAPITATION have updated their MySpace page to stream another new song, 'The Gardeners Of Eden
San Diego's CATTLE DECAPITATION have updated their MySpace page to stream another new song, 'The Gardeners Of Eden'. Check it out at http://www.myspace.com/cattledecapitation
The band's new album, The Harvest Floor, is due out on January 20th in North America, the 30th in Germany/Austria/Switzerland/Italy and February 2nd throughout the rest of Europe via Metal Blade Records. A new e-card for the album can be viewed here.
The Harvest Floor tracklisting: 'The Gardeners of Eden', 'A Body Farm', 'We Are Horrible People', 'Tooth Enamel & Concrete', 'The Ripe Beneath The Rind', 'The Product Alive', 'In Axetasy', 'Into the Public Bath', 'The Harvest Floor', 'Regret & The Grave'.
The band's new album, The Harvest Floor, is due out on January 20th in North America, the 30th in Germany/Austria/Switzerland/Italy and February 2nd throughout the rest of Europe via Metal Blade Records. A new e-card for the album can be viewed here.
The Harvest Floor tracklisting: 'The Gardeners of Eden', 'A Body Farm', 'We Are Horrible People', 'Tooth Enamel & Concrete', 'The Ripe Beneath The Rind', 'The Product Alive', 'In Axetasy', 'Into the Public Bath', 'The Harvest Floor', 'Regret & The Grave'.
All Shall Perish seeks temp guitarist for tour
ALL SHALL PERISH has issued the following update:
"Our lead guitarist Chris Storey will be taking some time off to deal with some family issues and will be missing out on a few tours. We are looking for a touring replacement for a handful of upcoming tours, one fest run in Europe and one fest tour in the states. Please only apply if you are:
-- over 18
-- have all pro gear
-- able to perform all lead guitar parts to 'Black Gold Reign', 'Never Again' and 'When Life Meant More'
-- drama and hard-drug free
-- in possession of a valid driver's license and passport
If you meet all these requirements, please email us a link to a video of you playing any of the songs mentioned. If you can do a good enough job by ear, we will send you a response e-mail with tabs and videos.
E-mail all tryout videos to tryout@allshallperish.com.
"Our lead guitarist Chris Storey will be taking some time off to deal with some family issues and will be missing out on a few tours. We are looking for a touring replacement for a handful of upcoming tours, one fest run in Europe and one fest tour in the states. Please only apply if you are:
-- over 18
-- have all pro gear
-- able to perform all lead guitar parts to 'Black Gold Reign', 'Never Again' and 'When Life Meant More'
-- drama and hard-drug free
-- in possession of a valid driver's license and passport
If you meet all these requirements, please email us a link to a video of you playing any of the songs mentioned. If you can do a good enough job by ear, we will send you a response e-mail with tabs and videos.
E-mail all tryout videos to tryout@allshallperish.com.
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