Just two years since their debut album ‘Chained to the Nite‘ and already it seems that Canadian outfit Cauldron are making relative progress in their musical direction and vocal approach. Having stuck with their chosen genre of traditional heavy metal, which means less deviation from the late 70′s mould through speeding riffs or epic passages; the band make sure to stay close to this style whilst giving themselves at least some space to improvise. Read More…
That’s right – yours truly was fortunate enough to snag a short interview with Hail Of Bullets, in time before their upcoming show at the Underworld venue in London on March 26th.
Pulling up a chair, I sat down to talk briefly to guitarist Stephen Gebedi about what the UK scene, the state of death metal and his own “live and let live” approach to music.
No cartoon about the ongoing theme this week, so have a blast from the past…
in the form of an old, and frankly embarrassing piece of concert commentary I did back in 2009 about Amorphis.
Specifically, the frontman’s mustache.
Greetings, all. How many of you in the audience live in the UK?
How many of you live in the West Midlands?
Do you feel we could do more, to celebrate the metal heritage in our region and country?
Then why not celebrate the Home of Metal on Saturday 26th this month, at The Public on New Street, West Bromwich?
You’ll catch noted metal DJ Johnny Doom at the Open Day, along with former “Raw Power” presenter and scene icon Krusher from 11 am to 4pm for hours of fun, memories and more as we in the West Midlands join in to reclaim the throne of Heavy Metal.
It’s a free event, so why not support the cause this way too?
To find out more and to get directions to The Public, check out this link here.
Horns up! \m/
–Ann S.
