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#Daath #seanzatorsky #sinsaenumTHAT METAL INTERVIEW presents Sean Zatorsky of DAATH & SINSAENUM (recorded April 2024). Sean speaks of the band's return & album 'The Deceivers' and reveals how they wrote it since the band lives in the U.S. & Europe. Zatorsky also talks about the cover they recorded by MORBID ANGEL.That Metal Interview Podcast is FREE and ON DEMAND, stream now on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Pandora, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Deezer, Bandcamp.Listen to #ThatMetalInterviewPodcast​​​​​: https://lnk.to/uj7sH3k4Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThatMetalInterv Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmetalinterview/Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThatMetalInterviewSubscribe on YouTube: http://youtube.com/JrocksMetalZoneSupport the Show.(9) Facebook(6) That Metal Interview Podcast (@ThatMetalInterv) / X (twitter.com)That Metal Interview Podcast (@thatmetalinterview) • Instagram photos and videos(2297) That Metal Interview Podcast - YouTube

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 [00:00:00] - 01. T̲hro̲̲u̲̲gh T̲he̲̲ F̲i̲̲re̲̲ A̲̲̲nd F̲la̲̲me̲̲s [00:04:58] - 02. H̲e̲̲ro̲̲e̲̲s O̲̲̲f O̲̲̲u̲̲r T̲i̲̲me̲̲ [00:09:56] - 03. O̲̲̲pe̲̲ra̲̲ti̲̲o̲̲n G̲ro̲̲u̲̲nd A̲̲̲nd P̲o̲̲u̲̲nd [00:14:51] - 04. F̲u̲̲ry O̲̲̲f T̲he̲̲ S̲to̲̲rm [00:21:46] - 05. C̲ry T̲hu̲̲nde̲̲r [00:26:59] - 06. V̲a̲̲lle̲̲y O̲̲̲f T̲he̲̲ D̲a̲̲mne̲̲d [00:34:25] - 07. A̲̲̲she̲̲s O̲̲̲f T̲he̲̲ D̲a̲̲wn [00:38:56] - 08. M̲y S̲pi̲̲ri̲̲t W̲i̲̲ll G̲o̲̲ O̲̲̲n [00:46:56] - 09. S̲o̲̲ldi̲̲e̲̲rs O̲̲̲f T̲he̲̲ W̲a̲̲ste̲̲la̲̲nds [00:56:50] - 10. V̲a̲̲lle̲̲y O̲̲̲f T̲he̲̲ D̲a̲̲mne̲̲d DragonForce es una banda británica de power metal formada en el año 1999, en Londres, Inglaterra y compuesta por músicos de Sudáfrica, China, Reino Unido, Italia, Francia y Ucrania. Explotan el lado épico y fantástico del power metal agregándole un ritmo mucho más rápido, mezclando sonidos de videojuegos y otros elementos poco usuales. Esta banda fue fundada en 1999 por los guitarristas Herman Li y Sam Totman bajo el nombre de DragonHeart. Los dos encontraron el cantante ZP Theart a través de un anuncio,y poco después adquirieron a Matej Setinc como baterista, el bajista Steve Scott y el tecladista Steve Williams. Totman y Li tocaban en un grupo anterior, llamado Demoniac. A continuación, DragonHeart dio a conocer una demo, salió de gira con Halford, Stratovarius y encabezó sus propios shows con este nombre. La banda descubrió que ya existía una banda de metal de Brasil que usaba el mismo nombre, que finalmente fue cambiado a Dragonforce en 2000. El baterista Matej Setinc dejó la banda en diciembre de 2001 para continuar sus estudios en Eslovenia, siendo reemplazado por Didier Almouzni. Steve Williams se separó de la banda a principios de 2002, y Steve Scott hizo lo propio en noviembre de 2003. Más tarde, en diciembre de 2003, Steve se reincorporó días antes de la gira de la banda con Halford y Stratovarius. A continuación, Steve Scott pasó a formar parte de las bandas Shadowkeep, y posteriormente pasó a Power Quest. El bajista Diccon Harper se unió a la banda en noviembre de 2004, y el teclista Vadim Pruzhanov fue el último en unirse en febrero de 2001 para completar el cartel que iniciaría la grabación de su primer álbum. Harper estuvo presente en el álbum debut de Dragonforce, Valley of the Damned, pero dejó la banda en el 2005, debido a un problema de tendón que requirió cirugía. En el año 2010 abandona la banda ZP Theart dejando el puesto de vocalista vacante, para el año 2011 Marc Hudson se queda como vocalista de la banda. En el 2014 Dave Mackintosh abandona su puesto de baterista luego siendo ocupado por Gee Anzalone. En 2017 se hace publica la separación de Vadim Pruzhanov con la banda, una noticia que fue muy repentina para los fanes antes de iniciar el Reaching into Infinity Tour, según Vadim, lo hizo para pasar más tiempo con la familia y centrarse en sus proyectos. Aunque la banda negó su salida, actualmente cuentan con Coen Janssen, teclista de la banda Epica. DragonForce grabó su primera demo en 2000. Fue un lanzamiento independiente, sin embargo, fue suficiente para hacerla una de las más populares bandas de power metal independiente en el Reino Unido en ese momento. Su canción "Valley of the Damned" fue lanzado como su primer sencillo, poco después de cambiar su nombre definitivamente a DragonForce. Un video promocional con imágenes en vivo de su gira por Europa fue lanzado junto con la canción. La canción fue también un éxito enorme en MP3.com, donde llegó al # 1 durante 2 semanas como la canción más descargada. Poco después del lanzamiento de su primer video promocional, el teclista Steve Williams y el bajista Steve Scott dejaron la banda y fueron reemplazados por el ucraniano Vadim Pruzhanov en el teclado y por el británico Diccon Harper en el bajo. Steve Williams pasó más tarde a formar banda de power metal Power Quest. En 2003, la banda firmó con Noise Records y comenzó a grabar su primer álbum de larga duración, Valley of the Damned. La pista que dio nombre al álbum es una de las canciones más conocidas de DragonForce hasta la fecha y es un elemento básico de su actuación en directo hasta hoy. La gira del disco Valley of the Damned se prolongó hasta 2004, terminando en Tokio, Japón. El siguiente álbum de la banda, Sonic Firestorm, resultó ser un éxito aún mayor gracias al primer sencillo "Fury of the Storm". Sonic Firestorm fue el primer álbum de DragonForce con Adrian Lambert al bajo y Dave Mackintosh en la batería. Cuando Mackintosh entró a la banda en 2004, los miembros del grupo empezaron a referirse a su estilo de música como "power metal extremo" debido a sus rapidísimos ritmos Blast beat y Double bass drum (o "doble bombo" en castellano). En esta época la banda comenzó a ser popular a nivel internacional y ha adoptado apodos como "Bon Jovi a toda velocidad" y "Donde Journey se encuentra con Slayer". La gira fue mucho más larga que la de "Valley Of The Damned" siendo cabezas de cartel en muchos más shows. La banda estuvo de gira con muchas bandas de metal muy conocidas, como WASP, Disturbed y Iron Maiden. La banda sufrió varios cambios de alineación antes de establecerse con los seis miembros actuales. La banda pasó a ser puntera en el mundo del metal con su tercer álbum Inhuman Rampage, lanzado en 2006 después de firmar con Roadrunner Records en el Reino Unido, EE. UU., Canadá, Francia y Australia. La canción "Through the Fire and Flames" es una de sus canciones más famosas y se encuentra en los juegos Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, Guitar Hero: Smash Hits y Brutal Legend. Lindsay Dawson, de la antigua banda de Herman Li y Sam Totman, Demoniac, aparecía como vocalista reserva para este álbum. Antes del lanzamiento del álbum, el bajista Adrian Lambert dejó el grupo para criar a su hijo recién nacido en noviembre de 2005. Fue reemplazado por el francés Frédéric Leclercq para el resto de la gira del álbum Sonic Firestorm. Frederic se convirtió más tarde en un miembro oficial de la banda, a partir de enero de 2006. Él también apareció en los videos musicales de la banda para su segundo sencillo, Operation Ground and Pound. Inhuman Rampage es un favorito común entre los fanes de DragonForce debido a su dureza y complejidad. El sencillo "Through the Fire and Flames" alcanzó el disco de oro en EE. UU. y Canadá. y la organización de los estados de esta banda La banda estuvo de gira con Disturbed y Slipknot todo el verano de 2008, dentro de las actuaciones del "Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival Metal". La banda regresó en el otoño con el lanzamiento de su cuarto álbum de estudio, Ultra Beatdown. La primera canción y primer sencillo, "Heroes of Our Time", fue nominado para un Premio Grammy por Mejor Interpretación de Metal el 3 de diciembre de 2008, perdiendo frente a Metallica con su canción "My Apocalypse".​ Una versión abreviada de "Heroes Of Our Time" también se puede encontrar en los videojuegos "Skate 2" y la versión completa en "NHL 10". El 22 de enero de 2009, el video musical de su canción "The Last Journey Home" fue lanzado en la Comunidad Xbox Live una semana antes de su publicación en Internet. DragonForce llevó a cabo la gira del álbum "Ultra Beatdown" por América Latina, América del Norte y Europa. Se suponía que iban a tocar en América Latina en mayo de 2009, pero la gira se pospuso hasta finales de ese año. Actuaron en el Festival "Two Days a Week" en Weisen, Austria el 4 de septiembre. Posteriormente, actuaron en varias ciudades de Canadá y Estados Unidos del 15 de septiembre al 11 de octubre con invitados especiales como Sonata Arctica y Taking Dawn. La siguiente gira fue en Alemania, del 16 de octubre al 30 de octubre, seguida por una única actuación en vivo en Luxemburgo el 31 de octubre. Luego, se fueron a América Latina para actuar en Curitiba, Porto Alegre, São Paulo, Ciudad de México, Santiago, Buenos Aires y Bogotá del 6 de noviembre al 14 de noviembre. La parte final de la gira se realizó enteramente en el Reino Unido, del 19 de noviembre al 12 de diciembre. Herman Li ha declarado que DragonForce dejaría de viajar en diciembre, para pasar tiempo en casa en Navidad, para luego comenzar a escribir y grabar un nuevo álbum de estudio programado para ser lanzado en 2011. Durante este período, el entonces vocalista ZP Theart decide salirse de la banda debido a diferencias creativas respecto a la música de la banda. Sin embargo, una vez fuera de Dragonforce, se reunió con ellos para lanzar Twilight Dementia. Twilight Dementia es el primer álbum en vivo por parte de Dragonforce, contiene sus canciones más populares extraídas de presentaciones hechas durante el tour de Ultra Beatdown. Posteriormente, la banda realizó una audición vía web a nivel internacional; la gente debía subir sus videos cantando The Last Journey Home a YouTube. Audiciones en las cuales encontrarían a su nuevo vocalista, Marc Hudson. Actualmente ZP Theart trabaja como vocalista de la banda de Glam Metal Skid Row . La banda anunció la salida de un nuevo disco, titulado The Power Within que salió el 15 de abril de 2012, y el 17 de abril para los Estados Unidos. El disco cuenta con la participación su nuevo vocalista, Marc Hudson, tras la salida de ZP Theart. Con la salida del álbum en los Estados Unidos, todas las canciones ya actualmente se han revelado. Según Herman Li, este disco es más variado que los anteriores, que saca su lado más "metalero" y declara al respecto: "En comparación con el anterior disco con el que fuimos 100% full-on para cada canción, cada una de ellas muy largas, incluso superior que en Inhuman Rampage. Esta vez, ponemos un énfasis diferente en cada pista. Algunas canciones son más a medio tiempo como " Cry Thunder", "Seasons" y luego, por supuesto, tenemos las canciones clásicas rápidas como "Holding On", "Heart of the Storm", "Fallen World" y también algunas pistas en algún punto intermedio. También hemos escrito nuestra canción más rápida, empujando nuestra música en diferentes direcciones" Junto con el lanzamiento del nuevo disco, inauguraron su propio sello para Europa; Electric Generation Recording. Dragonforce llevó a cabo una gira mundial promocionando el nuevo disco, presentándose nuevamente en Latinoamérica, donde fue como invitado especial de Trivium en todas las fechas. Ecuador y Venezuela fueron lugares desconocidos para Dragonforce, ya que fue su primera vez que llegaron a estos países con su nuevo cantante Marc Hudson. A finales de 2012, se pudo ver en la página oficial de la banda un video corto en el que Herman Li y Sam Totman promocionaban una aplicación para IPad, mientras tocaban la guitarra al estilo de sus videos Through the Fire and Flames u Operation Ground and Pound, interpretando una canción llamada "Galactic Astro Domination". A mediados de abril de 2013, se anunció en su Facebook oficial que ya tenían todas las canciones escritas, y esperaban entrar en el estudio para grabarlas como nuevo disco. El proceso de grabación comenzó en el mes de mayo. El 31 de marzo de 2014, la banda confirma título, la fecha de salida de su próximo material, anuncian una gira por el Reino Unido y lanzan la versión demo de la canción "Defenders" con colaboración de Matt Heafy de Trivium.​ El nuevo álbum que lleva por título Maximum Overload será lanzado el 18 de agosto de 2014 a través de Ear Music.​ El 3 de junio de 2014 se anuncia que el batería Dave Mackintosh deja la banda, siendo rápidamente reemplazado por Gee Anzalone, batería también de Braindamage y Kill Ritual. . Al respecto Dave declaró: "Después de pensarlo mucho he separado caminos con los chicos en DragonForce para perseguir mi primer amor por el rock progresivo, deseo a los chicos toda la suerte del mundo y espero con interés el lanzamiento de Maximum Overload como realmente creo que este es ¡el más fantástico álbum de DF que yo y los chicos hemos registrado hasta la fecha! Muchas gracias a todos los fanes que me han apoyado en esta última década de giras masivas, innumerables espectáculos y todos los discos, yo no podría haber hecho sin ustedes. Voy a seguir haciendo giras y tocando con algunos de los nombres más grandes en Rock Progresivo, y ¡esperamos ver algunas caras conocidas en la carretera! Mientras tanto, permanezcan en el metal, cuidado con el nuevo sitio web de Dave Mackintosh, que se lanzará en las próximas 4 semanas, así como algunos grandes vídeos nuevos que estaré produciendo con mis patrocinadores de engranajes. ¡DF para siempre! Herman Li expresó algunas palabras en nombre de la banda: "Hemos pasado por muchas cosas con Dave y quiero darle las gracias por todo lo que ha contribuido a DragonForce, tanto como un amigo y músico y todo lo que nos gustaría es desearle lo mejor en "su nuevo proyecto" Publicado el 10 de julio de 2015, In The Line Of Fire... Larger Than Life es el primer DVD lanzado por la banda de power metal británica que dispone en los siguientes formatos: Europa: DVD+CD | DVD | Blu-ray America: DVD+CD | Blu-ray+CD Canada: DVD | Blu-ray Japón: DVD | Blu-ray El contenido del Blu-Ray es la actuación de la banda británica en un concierto en Saitama (さいたま市),(Japón) que realizaron durante el verano de 2014. El DVD contiene las canciones tocadas en el concierto en formato digital 5.1 Surround Audio. Hasta la fecha es el segundo álbum que contiene pistas en directo y el primero en contener vídeo de un concierto de la banda. El 29 de abril de 2016, se lanzó el primer álbum recopilatorio del grupo, donde se incluyeron los mejores éxitos desde Valley of the Damned hasta Maximum Overload. El álbum también incluye algunas recopilaciones en vivo. El 20 de mayo de 2017 se lanzó el séptimo álbum del grupo el cual fue el tercer álbum de estudio de Marc Hudson y primer álbum como baterista de Gee Anzalone. Este álbum tiene como mayor referencia la fusión de varios géneros del Metal. Este álbum cuenta con la canción de más larga duración denominada The Edge Of The World con 11:04 minutos, superando a Soldiers Of The Wasteland con 9:48 minutos del álbum Sonic Firestorm, que hasta ese momento era la canción más larga de la carrera de la banda. También en la edición especial del álbum cuenta con un DVD en vivo de las canciones (Holding On) (Héroes Of Our Time) y (Operation Ground And Pound) desde el Festival Woodstock en su edición del 2016 El álbum fue escrito en gran parte por Sam Totman y Frédéric Leclercq Frederic Leclercq dijo en una entrevista para la página The Classic Metal Show que el álbum contiene los géneros heavy metal, thrash metal, death metal, black metal y metal progresivo de lo que escucha power metal, por lo que el álbum suena diferente a los discos anteriores de la banda. Cuando se le preguntó sobre el trabajo de composición de Leclercq y la posible influencia de su Death Metal con su proyecto paralelo Sinsaenum, Herman Li declaró para la revista Metal Hammer: "Intentamos utilizar las habilidades de todos, que es algo que no hicimos mucho al principio de la banda. No creo que Sinsaenum marcara una gran diferencia, porque todavía hay muchas ideas que aún no hemos podido poner en Dragonforce, y si introduces demasiadas ideas nuevas, pierdes el enfoque.Al principio, la banda quería tener un invitado para las voces ásperas, pero finalmente hicieron que Marc Hudson lo intentara y estaban contentos con el resultado. Herman Li describió el álbum como el "más diverso"y también como "escapista", diciendo que la gente debería escucharlo para alejarse temporalmente de la "locura del mundo". El título del álbum fue concebido para ser una referencia a cómo la banda desea que su música lleve a personas de cualquier lugar a cualquier hora. También es el primer álbum en que Marc Hudson usa guturales en la canción The Edge of The World. Y Vadim Pruzhanov anunció su ausencia en el tour del 2017, sin embargo en el 2019 hablo en su Facebook sobre su salida Diciendo que no se sentía valorado en la banda , ya no participaba en la creación de canciones o era limitada , que Los últimos discos no les agrado ni el sonido , ni la producción y que el quería regresar el sonido de los discos pasados con sonidos clásicos pero no lo dejaron. Se trata de una edición especial del The Power Within pero con la modificación del sonido. Cuando se grabó The Power Within algunas canciones contienen coros que sustituyen la voz de Marc Hudson. Después del exitoso concierto de DragonForce en la Ciudad De México ante 4200 personas. La banda anunciaría que el 27 de septiembre, DragonForce lanzará su octavo álbum de larga duración, llamado "Extreme Power Metal". Producido en Los Ángeles, California por Damien Rainaud (bajista de Once Human) en los estudios Mix Unlimited, "Extreme Power Metal" también fue grabado, en parte, en el canal de transmisión en vivo del guitarrista Herman Li en Twitch con la participación de los fanáticos. El concepto del álbum va más representando los 20 años de existencia de DragonForce uniendo lo que es la esencia de cada uno de los siete últimos discos. Su nombre "Extreme Power Metal" va inspirado al género que creó DragonForce y la portada de dicho álbum va en representación a los antiguos videojuegos "arcade" de los años 80 El álbum fue anunciado el Martes 30 de julio con el estreno del nuevo videoclip llamado "Highway to Oblivion" dicha canción está inspirada en la afición al automovilismo que el guitarrista de la banda Herman Li desarrollo desde el 2014 . La banda daría a conocer 2 videos musicales aparte de la canción "Highway To Obvilion" estos serían las canciones "Heart Demolition" la cual está va dirigida a un tributo a todo lo que se vivió en la cultura de 1980 a 1990 en cuestión de videojuegos , tecnología , películas , música y etc . Y el segundo vídeo sería de la canción "Razorblade Meltdown" la cual está inspirado en varias referencias importantes que cada miembro de la banda tuvo a lo largo de su vida , el vídeo "Razorblade Meltdown" es el primero en el cual la banda es dibujada como personajes de caricatura Este álbum tiene como invitado especial a Coen Janssen tecladista de la banda de Metal Sinfónico Épica , debido a la separación del antiguo tecladista de DragonForce Vadim Pruzhanov . Este es el segundo álbum de Gee Anzalone en la banda inglesa DragonForce . El 18 de agosto de 2019, el bajista Frédéric Leclercq anuncia su salida de la banda para unirse a la banda Kreator tras un concierto en Hamburgo. Iba a ser sustituido por el youtuber Steve Terreberry conocido como Stevie T. durante la gira en Estados Unidos, pero declinó la invitación por "problemas de ansiedad" ​ posteriores a esta gira, por lo que optaron por el bajista de la banda Once Human Damien Rainaud . El lunes 6 de enero de 2020 La banda anunciaría la entrada de la bajista y vocalista de la banda Vigil Of War Alicia Vigil la cual estaría acompañando al grupo en el resto de su tour , el cual el grupo está probando si es apta para entrar a DragonForce Los blast beats del death metal en la batería, la velocidad del speed metal, la melodía del power metal así como algunos solos que recuerdan al metal neoclásico​ son algunas de sus características. Pagina Oficial: https://dragonforce.com/

Sean Z is the vocalist for Daath, Sinsaenum, and Vented. On this episode: How Sean got the Daath gig You can always tell which member produced the demos What Sean does to warm up before hitting the studio Why it's crucial to be able to record yourself Switching from a dynamic mic to a condenser mic Want to level up your audio game? Sign up for URM. When you sign up, you'll get access to: Insanely detailed audio production tutorials One-on-one feedback Multi-track sessions from some of the biggest names in rock and metal Be sure to follow URM on Instagram and Facebook. Follow Eyal Levi on Instagram. Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review - even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode features vocalist Sean Z (Daath, Sinsaenum, ex-Chimaira) who's making his return to Daath with their upcoming new album. We talk about the process of rejoining the band, what he's been doing in between and his takes on recording vocal for the return of Daath. Follow Sean on Instagram: http://instagram.com/seanzscreams Follow Daath on Instagram: http://instagram.com/daathofficial On This Episode: 01:00 Recording vocal for the new Daath 03:15 Balancing over 200 tracks 04:50 Vocals between the Daath eras 07:09 To warmup or not? 08:13 Why having the right gear matters for a vocalist 11:12 Recording with an engineer vs home recording 15:28 Writing vocals for Daath now vs then 17:35 Lyric writing process 21:30 Is articulating the lyrics in harsh vocals important? 25:00 Breath in false cord vs fry 28:25 Tour/Live plans for Daath and vocals on tour 34:05 Psychological attachments in singing 37:13 Bus conditions on tour vs the voice 38:57 Monitoring on stage while singing 42:51 When is the new Daath material coming out? 49:50 Perspective on vocal recordings over time 51:09 Where to follow Sean Learn about voice lessons with Mary: http://voicehacksllc.simplybook.me  Follow Mary on Instagram: http://instagram.com/metalmaryz Subscribe to the Voicehacks YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/voicehacksbymaryz Like this show? Please leave us a 5-star review! Even one sentence helps! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Music Follow-ups/Corrections Jinjer - Max Reach in the comment section of YT2 has pointed out a glaring omission on my part. The “cancelling” of the Jinjer tour and subsequent scheduling of their “ambassador” tour seems to have been a propaganda stunt… Devin Townsend - Lightwork to be released on Oct 28. Hellfest - Lemmy statue at the festival was EPIC, and it contained some of Kilmeister's ashes. As I Lay Dying - Officially split with drummer Jordan Mancino. Say they have actually recorded a new song with temporary drummer Nick Pierce. New Music/Video Machine Head - Unhallowerd https://youtu.be/Xz99iio6RdM Amy Lee Dave Stewart - Love Hurts https://youtu.be/GpXbV83jDGM Everly Brothers classic gets a facelift. NIN light… The Mars Volta - Blacklight Shine https://youtu.be/rYAR6bpf85Q Cedric and Omar phoning it in?? First new single in 10 years. Psycroptic - Exitus https://youtu.be/u9xsDuPTcv0 from Divine Council set for release Aug 5 on Prosthetic Records. Oceans of Slumber - The Lighthouse https://youtu.be/ZBhFEtroiS8 from Starlight and Ash available July 22 on Century Media. Matt Heafy - Perpetual Hate https://youtu.be/ycnPqs1IyZA with Josh Devine from One Direction Vented - Requiem for Myself https://youtu.be/yrRHzFLhkj8 featuring members from Sinsaenum, Chimera, DevilDriver, and others. New record Cruelty and Corruption to release later this year. Behemoth - Off to War https://youtu.be/uWQYV9fhHIM Tours Mars Volta - Begins Sept 23 in Dallas through Oct 21 in LA. Tickets go on sale Friday the 24th. https://www.ticketmaster.com/the-mars-volta-tickets/artist/874545 In This Moment - Blood 1983 with Nothing More Sleep Token and Cherry Bombs. Starts Aug 26 through Oct 22. https://www.ticketmaster.com/in-this-moment-tickets/artist/1179520 Lemmy Statue https://blabbermouth.net/news/portion-of-lemmys-ashes-enshrined-within-his-statue-at-frances-hellfest Suggests Dillinger Escape Plan - Miss Machine Gaming/Tech Elden Ring Survival Mode mod from famous Souls modder Grimrukh. https://www.nexusmods.com/eldenring/mods/1381 Dolmen New Lovecraftian souls-like game. Indie developer Massive Work Studio. https://store.steampowered.com/app/831050/Dolmen/ Suggests Shredder's Revenge Comic Books/Books Future State Can we talk about Batman? With Batman: Future State #14… This is just rehashing Battle for the Cowl AND Batman Inc AND Hush… Suggests MKX by Shawn Kittlesen TV/Streaming Trailers Westworld Season 4 - https://youtu.be/2l4tuNYvPa4 Stranger Things 4 pt2 - https://youtu.be/Zl_dTUsrU9s Don't Hug Me I'm Scared This September the bizarre horror series is going to Channel 4 in London. https://youtu.be/OrtrzIWfGYw 1923 The Yellowstone prequel is set to star Helen Mirran and Harrison Ford. https://deadline.com/2022/06/yellowstone-origin-story-1923-harrison-ford-helen-mirren-1235048676/ Suggests The Orville Season 3!! Movies Follow-ups/Corrections Bevis and Butthead - June 23 release for the movie. https://metalinjection.net/news/beavis-and-butt-head-will-also-react-to-youtube-tiktok-videos-alongside-music-videos Dune Part 2 - Lady Margot Fenring to be plate by Lea Seydoux https://deadline.com/2022/06/dune-part-2-lea-seydoux-to-play-lady-margot-in-upcoming-sequel-for-legendary-1235048753/ Venture Bros - https://www.cbr.com/venture-bros-movie-patrick-warburton-update/ The Flash Probably should have seen this one coming. The OFFICIAL word on the movie is that its release is up to new Discovery+ President Zaslav. https://deadline.com/2022/06/ezra-miller-the-flash-fate-warner-bros-discovery-david-zaslav-1235048001/ Suggests Whiplash Rumor Mill Star Wars Millie Bobby Brown is reportedly in talks to star in a Star Wars movie. Beetlejuice The rumored return of the triumphant Johnny Depp will be Beetlejuice 2. Mortal Kombat 12 Andrew Bowen Tweeted and quickly deleted a video. Blade Wesley Snipes rumored to have a cameo

Sean Zatorsky of DAATH, Chimaira and a slew of other bands joins me for this wild chat as we talk about my favorite city in Atlanta, and how I love the melting pot of cultures there and how it comes out in the music of the area as well, and how it has informed him as a musician since living there over the last 20 years. We also get into some heavy topics, such as how American culture seemingly does away with any of it's past in favor of "new" and "better" while other countries seem to take pride in it's rich history, but maybe that too is a detriment to it's people as well. We go deep into talking about supernatural things, which lead us to talking about some real life shit that we were both dealing with, and how our relationship was really started over me reaching out to him after the passing of his close friend and bandmate Joey Jordison. DEEP CHAT, hopefully you all enjoy it. Intro Music: “Remember “This Night” (Podcast Edit) by Chae Hawk "Pretty Lights" by Heartsick Show Sponsors: Rockabilia (www.rockabilia.com) USE OUR CODE BREW AND GET 10% OFF YOUR TOTAL ORDER!! The Bean Bastard (www.thebeanbastard) On Point Pomade (www.onpointpomade) USE OUR CODE BSP15 AND GET 15% OFF YOUR TOTAL ORDER!! Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/seanzatorsky www.facebook.com/rockabiliacom www.facebook.com/onpointpomade www.facebook.com/thebeanbastard www.facebook.com/brewspeakpod Instagram: @seanzscreams, @rockabiliacom, @onpointpomade, @beanbastard, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Twitter: @seanzscreams, @onpointpomade, @brewspeakpod, @jbeatty616 Website: www.brewspeakpod.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/brewspeakpod Email: Brewtallyspeaking@gmail.com RATE/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE!!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewspeakpod/support

Ep. 049: In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros discuss old business regarding Led Zeppelin, Vince Neil and Temple of the Dog before taking a look at the latest from Zodiac, Seek Irony, Sinsaenum, Harakiri for the sky, Valient Thorr, Barb Wire Dolls, Jinjer and the Stone Kings. General, recording, touring and charting news is reviewed for including Sabaton, Armored Saint, Jon Oliva, Faith No More, Extreme, Danzig, Metallica, Meshuggah, Kataklysm, Alcest, Iron Maiden, Tesseract, Sevendust and more. Pat and Reece on the NY side of things offer up a new BrootalToob segment highlighting Jeff Winner before throwing down their picks for the Top 10 Best Uses of Heavy Metal Songs in Movie Soundtracks. Utopia Banished is discussed during this week's Social Media Highlight before we close out the show with an I Saw a Show discussion about catching the Road Hard Rebels, Mushroom Honey, Heavens Tragedy and Forever Town at Zombies Bar this past weekend. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Merl, El and Steve react to the devastating news that Slipknot legend Joey Jordison has died at the age of 46. We discuss his amazing legacy with Slipknot, from standing out as an anomaly of a drummer in the nu metal era to becoming one of metal's most beloved figures. Plus, we chat about Murderdolls and what a bizarre left turn they were for him, his short-lived Scar The Martyr project, his acrimonious departure from Slipknot, his return to music with Vimic and Sinsaenum and his emotional night at the Metal Hammer Golden God Awards in 2016. Order the latest copy of Metal Hammer now at tinyurl.com/GetHammer Visit our amazing sponsors KILLSTAR at KILLSTAR.com

Merl, El and Steve react to the devastating news that Slipknot legend Joey Jordison has died at the age of 46. We discuss his amazing legacy with Slipknot, from standing out as an anomaly of a drummer in the nu metal era to becoming one of metal's most beloved figures. Plus, we chat about Murderdolls and what a bizarre left turn they were for him, his short-lived Scar The Martyr project, his acrimonious departure from Slipknot, his return to music with Vimic and Sinsaenum and his emotional night at the Metal Hammer Golden God Awards in 2016.Order the latest copy of Metal Hammer now at tinyurl.com/GetHammerVisit our amazing sponsors KILLSTAR at KILLSTAR.com

This Episode of BODS Mayhem Hour Podcast #throwbackThursday! is dedicated to Joey Jordison formerly of Slipknot #1...RIP Joey (April 26, 1975 - July 26, 2021)   I had the honor of talking with Joey Jordison formerly of Slipknot #1, Murderdolls, Vimic, Sinsaenum, Scar the Martyr and Modifidious from 12-20-2016 about his new band "Vimic", his time in Slipknot and .. Joey was very nice and he wanted to come back on the podcast RIP Joey (April 26, 1975 - July 26, 2021) __________________________________________________     #JoeyJordison #BODSMayhemHour   ________________________________   If you're new, Please Subscribe!: BODS Mayhem Hour YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/BODSMayhemHour247 Follow BODS Mayhem Hour: Website: http://bodsmayhemhour.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BODSMayhemHour/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BODSMayhemHour247  Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bod24  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bods.mayhem.hour  Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bodman247  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5dpB4oBaxifyzIj4bF6gSP  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bods-mayhem-hour/id1495876975  Podbean Podcast Site: https://bodsmayhemhour.podbean.com/  Iheart Radio Podcast: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-bods-mayhem-hour-56955566/  TuneIn App & Alexa: https://tunein.com/radio/BODS-Mayhem-Hour-Podcast-p1405286/?topicId=160527750  Listen Notes Podcast - https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/bods-mayhem-hour-john-marshall-_yrpRuPk5X1/    ( Intro & Outro Music By Downtrend )    

In this Flashback, Joey Jordison of Slipknot/Sinsaenum joined the podcast. Joey talked about the latest Sinsaenum album. Joey and I also talk about working with a band that is half in America and half in France. We also discussed his time in Korn, news on a new Vimic album and the future of The Murderdolls. Check Out All Episodes of Talk Toomey at www.talktoomeypod.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cmspn/message

This week, Jon gets back in touch with buddy and vocalist/bandmate Sean Zatorsky (also of Sinsaenum, Chimaira, Daath), where they discuss music school, video games, and of course, Star Wars, amongst other things. Hope you enjoy another fun episode!

In this episode we are joined by Frederic Leclercq. Fred talks about Amahiru’s debut album, working with Saki (Mary's Blood), Archie Wilson, Mike Heller, Coen Janssen (Epica), Elize Ryd from Amaranthe, mixing in elements of hard rock, joining Kreator and working on their new album, his bands Sinsaenum and Loudlast, writing with Dragonforce, love for Billy Joel and Morbid Angel, Chris Jericho, AEW on TNT, Seth Rollins, Baron Corbin, and more! We kick the episode off by paying respect to the loss of Alexi Laiho Official of Children of Bodom and Bodom After Midnight, and some talk about recent events involving Jon Schaffer of Iced Earth, Tommy Vext out of Bad Wolves, and then we close the episode down with love for Doc Coyle, God Forbid and more. Thanks for listening, and please share! #podcast #allkillernofiller #kreator #amahiru This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow DEB on Facebook and Twitter to get updates on upcoming shows at the IDL Ballroom from Queensryche, Lita Ford and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! This episode is also brought to you by Sunset Tattoo Tulsa. Sunset Tattoo has over 25 years of experience, and is located at 3146 E. 15th St. in Tulsa, OK. They are state licensed and Mother approved! The tattoos are "Done Good and Proper" so be sure to like their facebook page for more details. This episode is also brought to you by Hella Hot Hot Sauce LLC. HHHS produces small batch artisanal hot sauces that are hand bottled by wife and husband ownership in the San Francisco bay area of California. Among many great sauce options, they offer artist collaborations, including previous podcast guests "Florida Frank's Florida Heat" - Frank Novinec of Hatebreed (Ep 260) and "Brain Jerk" - Digestor of Ghoul (Ep 205). Give them a visit today, give their page a 'like', and tell them we sent you! Check them out, and buy some hot sauce here: www.hellahothotsauce.com/ Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

Together with American Songwriter and Sean Ulbs of The Eiffels, we had the pleasure of interviewing Amahiru over Zoom video! Amahiru is the new musical powerhouse of Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator, Sinsaenum, Ex-Dragonforce) and SAKI (Mary’s Blood, an all-female metal band from Japan). Their friendship began in 2015 when Mary’s Blood played as the support band for Dragonforce in Hong Kong. Frédéric and SAKI got along very quickly and it didn’t take long before they started working on a musical project together. In the following years they exchanged many ideas and Frédéric finally came to Japan in March 2019 to finish the songs.So the music of Amahiru is just a mixture of Kreator and Mary’s Blood?“No, it is much more than that”, as Frédéric Leclercq explains. “I’m influenced by many artists, pretty much anything I hear I can consider an influence and music should be the reflection of that. With Amahiru I personally wanted to do something groovy and melodic and still metal/hard rock. We didn’t want to make 12 songs sounding the same. SAKI and I have a lot in common musically and it was really easy to work together in the same direction. I’m not going to pinpoint which parts, but I can hear Pantera, Extreme, Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold, MSG, Iron Maiden, Megadeth…the list goes on.” Although you would still classify the album as a “metal album”, you cannot ignore the oriental elements that Saki brought in. Especially the Shakuhachi (traditional Japanese woodwind instrument), which was recorded by the Japanese virtuoso Kifu Mitsuhashi, gives the world of Amahiru a great, exotic touch.Some prominent musicians from the metal scene have taken over the other roles in the band. Coen Janssen from Epica, who has also played keyboards in several Dragonforce productions, joined them first. Then came Mike Heller, known as the super drummer of Fear Factory and Raven. The biggest challenge was to find a suitable singer for the band. “Originally we wanted to have more traditional metal vocals”, Frédéric Leclercq describes. “But when I came to Japan to finish the songs, SAKI and I realized that we needed something more… ballsy.”Then he met Archie Wilson. The vocalist from the UK may be less well known than other musicians in this band, but he is obviously the key to Amahiru’s music, as Frédéric confirms. “He has a strong voice, a great sense of rhythm and he is totally versatile. High notes are no problem for him and he can be melodic and aggressive at the same time – the perfect match for Amahiru and the last missing piece of the puzzle”.Amahiru may sound like a Japanese word, but it is not actually. Oddly enough, it was coined by Frédéric himself, not by SAKI. And the word was born in his dream. “We were trying to find a name and I had a dream in which someone was asking me to sign a contract for this band, Amahil, and the number 13 kept appearing in the contract. When I woke up, I actually remembered the dream vividly and started to do my little “thinking process”. Amahil sounded ok, but what if a Japanese person had to pronounce it? A ma hi ru . Ok, does it mean anything? I googled the name, nothing. Then I tried “Hamahiru” just for a different spelling sake, and here is the freaky thing: “Hamahiru” means 13 in Basquian . AND I DONT SPEAK BASQUIAN. I texted Saki immediately, told her the story and we were sold!”Amahiru’s self-titled debut album, which was mixed and mastered by Jens Bogren and produced by Frédéric Leclercq himself, we just released!We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Whenever a metal band chooses to go off the beaten path, it always causes polarizing views: old school fans refuse to embrace it, while a younger generation is quicker to give it a chance. From a combination of the powers of Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator, Sinsaenum, ex-Dragonforce) and Saki (Mary’s Blood) comes Amahiru, a band that [...] The post KREATOR’s Bassist FRÉDÉRIC LECLERCQ Talks His New Project AMAHIRU: “I Like to Work with People I Connect with On A Human Level” appeared first on Sonic Perspectives.

Jay talks to Fred about his new project, Amahiru, and spreading the workload of 3 bands

In this edition of Aftershocks, we chat with guitarist Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator, Sinsaenum, ex-Dragonforce) about his new band called Amahiru. We talk about the new band, working with Japanese guitarist Saki, his love of Japan, the pandemic, and even a little about what's going on with Kreator.Get all of our episodes of AFTERSHOCKS on the CMS Podcast Network at www.aftershockspodcast.com.

In this edition of Aftershocks, we chat with guitarist Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator, Sinsaenum, ex-Dragonforce) about his new band called Amahiru. We talk about the new band, working with Japanese guitarist Saki, his love of Japan, the pandemic, and even a little about what's going on with Kreator. Get all of our episodes of AFTERSHOCKS on the CMS Podcast Network at www.aftershockspodcast.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cmspn/message

Saki (Amahiru, Mary's Blood). Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator, Sinsaenum, Ex-Dragonforce) joins Saki (Mary’s Blood) join forces on Amahiru. The self-titled debut album Amahiru will be released on November 27 2020. Saki talks about the collaboration and her shredding guitar performance.

Amahiru are a new musical powerhouse that can trace its genesis back to a time when bands were still touring and live concerts were a regular event.Not long ago but it feels like an eternity.On that fateful night, Mary’s Blood from Japan were supporting Dragonforce and two of the respective members struck up a friendship based on mutual respect that simmered from that moment before culminating in a writing and recording session in Japan last year with the result being the band and debut album Amarihu.Those two members were Frédéric Leclercq (Kreator, Sinsaenum, Ex-Dragonforce) & Saki (Mary’s Blood) with the pair creating an irrepressible musical connection of East meets West that has translated beautifully to verse.Coen Janssen of Epica was the first to join. Then came Mike Heller, extraordinary drummer of Fear Factory and Raven and last, but not least, Archie Wilson joining on vocals, adding an essential part to Amahiru’s music with his powerful voice, his great sense of rhythm and his versatility.Despite the musical pedigree of the collective members, it is possibly the lesser-known of the star-studded line-up that elevates Amahiry from being an assembly of well known and talented musicians into a cohesive unit that looks set to take the music world as prisoner to their sonic embrace.Wilson – who was in Australia late last year as vocalist for the touring Disturbed tribute band – has shone majestically on the already released singles from the upcoming album, displaying an assurance and quality that belies his relatively unknown status.“He's amazing,” Leclerq agreed. “I think he's the... every aspect of the band… I wouldn't say he is the only reason, but he is one of the reasons why the album sounds so good in my opinion. While we were writing stuff we had someone else in mind. Originally we were gonna ask Mark from Dragonforce but the more we were writing music we thought he wasn't going to fit so we needed another voice but I couldn't think who was going to do that. Then ping! The light went off and said 'how about that Archie guy that I met? He's pretty cool and has a great voice’ so I sent him a song to try which was "Bringing Me Down" and we received his version and said that's it. It was exactly the element we were missing to make the album. We have a song like "Samurai" that is very thrash, then a song like "Lucky Star" is very prog and then you have "Bringing Me Down" which is more groovy and has some extreme elements and Archie makes the whole thing. He was the missing ingredient to make everything sound so organic and the feeling of the band. He's got an amazing voice, very versatile, he can be very aggressive and has a great sense of rhythm. A very powerful, manly voice that can reach high notes as well but remains powerful. He's just an amazing singer".In the full interview Fred talks in greater detail about the album musically, runs us through the couple of songs already released and if they are a good representation of the album as a whole, recording the album in Japan and the writing process with Saki, playing multiple instruments on the album and who he thinks will fill those roles when the band eventually makes it back on stage and more.

Late last year Australian audiences were introduced to U.K tribute band Chop Suey, performing, of course, songs made famous by System of a Down. It heralded a new era in this country, with fans flocking to each show and possibly finally putting to rest the public indifference to international tribute acts."That tour was fantastic," enthused drummer and founding member Andre Joyzi. "I'm so grateful we got to bring a tribute band across the world to play in Australia. It was something I started doing about four years ago to fill in the gaps between my bigger international tours because I am also a roadie. Tribute bands are a fantastic way for me to keep active as a drummer and also I get to play songs from bands that I love. I don't have to release an album or anything like that so it's pretty cool (laughs)."Joyzi is a man who lives and breathes his passion. From being on the road with successful bands as part of their road crew to touring with bands as their drummer, he has long believed in the notion that success is something that must be earnt and never taken for granted. He has played with, and for, some of the biggest names in metal, in the meantime constantly learning and growing as a musician and person. His work ethic and commitment is beyond reproach and should be the case study for any aspiring musician looking to turn their passion into their life."When I was 23 - I'm 37 now - I realised that if you want to be authentic and write your own music then your chances of making it as a professional are slimmer," he said. "To me, the priority was to make it as a professional metalhead. I just didn't want to be surrounded by normal people. Also, there's nothing more I like doing than playing drums so I realised that if I was playing covers or playing in tribute bands or playing in originals bands, it didn't matter. I decided to play everything that came my way which would increase my chances so that's literally what happened. I'm probably never gonna be the drummer of System of a Down (laughs) but now I have five tribute bands and it never gets boring."Joyzi is best known as skinsman for Breed 77 who seemingly called time on their career just over four years ago, but he shakes his head when I suggest the band had played their last show."To be perfectly honest, the way it happened we never said goodbye," he stressed. "We went to do the last show, knowing it was going to be the last show for a while, and we just... it's weird because the band has been going for 20 years and obviously there are strong personas there. Everyone has their own and... again, we never said goodbye to each other. We all want to do it and we all love it and we talk to each other sometimes. We do want to get back together and do something but... we're waiting. It is an awesome band and it would be a shame to not get back together."From touring as an active member of Breed 77 to touring as a roadie for Dragonforce and Cradle of Filth, Joyzi insists life on the road is basically similar as a member of the band or crew, with one main difference."I would say the main thing is when you have your own roadies you're a rock star," he laughed. "When you're a roadie yourself you're an assistant rockstar. The main difference is when you're a roadie you work your ass off for longer hours and the glamorous part is pretty much gone - apart from the travel and seeing the world on your days off. I definitely prefer doing it as a drummer, that's for sure (laughs). Its been a fantastic learning experience though. I love doing a bit of everything and I have to say as a roadie I love doing the big festivals. You have to be so precise with things and everything has to be perfect. I love that high pressure but tours were fun maybe the first 100 shows or so but now its more of the drumming and less of the roadie work. You work long hours but it can be a lot of fun as well. When it's a big production as we have in Dragonforce when you get to the end of the show you think, I did that. I was part of that."Joyzi has had the honour of working with some of the biggest names in metal drumming, with Joey Jordison (Slipknot, Sinsaenum), Marthus (Cradle Of Filth), Adrian Erlandsson (At The Gates, The Haunted), Gee Anzalone (Dragonforce), Aquilus Priester (W.A.S.P) and Tim Yeung (Divine Heresy, Morbid Angel) among the many he has toured with. Despite admitting to missing being behind the kit himself, Joyzi also points out that working with such legends of the scene has had a positive flow-on effect with his own drumming."They're all really different," he smiled when pressed on which one was his favourite to work with. "I think I've been really lucky that none of them has been a dickhead (laughs). That is the favourite part of what I do because I get to see world-class drummers up close and most of the times I am right next to them and see what they do and it's a constant learning experience. I've learnt from working with all of them, both in the sense of drumming as well as the little nerdy things that go with it. Because I have worked with Gee a lot I would say his set up is the hardest. It is the most advanced because the rack system we use for him is not conventional at all. Also, because its harder than everything else we are both more perfectionist about it so it's more challenging and therefore more interesting. That's probably one of my favourites to do. Aquilus Priester's drumkit is something else as well (laughs). It's like a space shuttle with two floors. That was a lot of work but cool to put together. All of the drummers are super easy to work with. Joey Jordison and Tim Yeung I was on long tours with, like six to eight weeks, and I can't remember them ever complaining about anything. It was almost like everything was always perfect for them which made them very cool to work with."While the romance surrounding music sees many aspiring musicians dedicate their lives solely to one day playing on the big stage, the reality of life is that before that happens you must not only learn to play your chosen instrument, but you must also know the industry you are hoping to enter. Simply being a gun guitarist or a drummer with chops won't deliver the subliminal skills required to have a sustained career at the top. There are many unseen hurdles along the way and Joyzi agrees the way to give yourself the best possible chance of success is generally far from a straight line that rewards talent with success."If you want to be a master of your instrument - of course, if you focus all of your time to it you probably will master it - but it really depends on your priorities," he measured. "My priority was to succeed and become a professional. I didn't want to do anything outside heavy metal music. There was nothing that interested me aside from working with animals or being a paleontologist but that was too much time in school and I hated school (laughs). So I thought, fuck what can I do with my life that doesn't require school, so it was metal and that was it. I think trying to understand... the thing with heavy metal music and musicians is there's a lot of passion and sometimes people cease to use logic as well. If you want to be a professional you have to use logic and you need to think about it. It's a professional industry and there's plenty of jobs in it - for instance, being a drum tech is a step closer to being a drummer in a bigger band - so I think you need to increase your odds of succeeding. My formula was do everything that I could. There's nothing wrong with any job in music."Perhaps the biggest chapter of Joyzi's musical journey is about to be written with the subdued announcement last week that he has just put the final touches to new music in the form of a new project that is set to revolutionise heavy music as we know it. While many in the music industry have heard whispers that Joyzi was about to unleash something big, very few knew anything other than change was in the air.After seeing Joyzi's recent Facebook post revealing not only obscure references and hints but actual information, it seemed as though the planets were aligning and the full reveal may finally be forthcoming."I can tell you the same thing that I said on my post yesterday," he laughed, a little too mischievously for my liking. "We are the world's first Post- Nu-Metal supergroup called The Violent InZident and something is coming out on October 1. That's all I'm gonna tell you."Seizing on the term Post-Nu-Metal, I again pressed for more details, only to once again be rebuked with a laugh and knowing grin."We just think Nu Metal needs a new face and that's us," Joyzi smiled, before hanging up and leaving me, like many others the world over, determined to get some concrete answers.

Plus importante que n’importe quel équipement, la psychologie du musicien fait partie des compétences acquises par HK Krauss. Fort de sa longue expérience en production Metal, la tête pensante du Vamacara Studio et de The Studio Experience nous raconte comment il “challenge” les groupes au quotidien en quête de “la bonne prise”. Dans l’épisode, on évoque aussi : L’impact de la pandémie sur son activité Les outils qui facilitent le travail en e-Mixage / e-Mastering L’erreur la plus commise par les groupes qui s’enregistrent eux-mêmes Comment aborder un changement de DAW The Studio Experience La fois où il a enregistré le batteur de Slipknot Les différents périphériques de son set-up hybride Son rôle dans la production du nouvel album de Loudblast Liens de l’épisode : Vamacara Studio : https://vamacarastudio.com/ The Studio Experience : https://fr-fr.facebook.com/thestudioexperienceFR/ Audiomovers ListenTo : https://audiomovers.com/wp/ Le Hellfest : https://www.hellfest.fr/ Sinsaenum : http://www.sinsaenum.com/ Loudblast : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudblast Joey Jordison : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joey_Jordison La vidéo du switch de ProTools à Studio One : https://youtu.be/XehSNzTHxLQ Hairball Audio : https://www.hairballaudio.com/ Plugin Alliance : https://www.plugin-alliance.com/ Shure microphones : https://www.shure.com/fr-FR Laisser une note au podcast : https://apple.co/2t7RUe4 S’abonner à Fuzz and Furious sur YouTube : http://bit.ly/2UB1HFt Rejoindre la newsletter et télécharger l'eBook "Comment se préparer à un enregistrement studio" : http://fuzzandfurious.com/

Attila Csihar er en af de mest ikoniske sangere inden for black metal og har sunget på det mest berygtede album overhovedet indenfor genren, Mayhem's “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas” fra 1994. Ikke blot er selve musikken og Attilas mørke og hjemsøgende vokal på dette album gennembrydende, men omstændighederne omkring Mayhem og indspilningen af albummet er samtidigt med til at gøre det til en skelsættende udgivelse. Selvmord, mord og kirkeafbrændinger prægede overskrifterne i Norge i de tidlige 90'ere og de ledte allesammen til ét band, nemlig Mayhem. Historier som gik verden rundt og som alle black metal fans kan ud og ind. Mayhem er stadig i fuld vigør og udgav i 2019 deres muligvis bedste album siden De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas, nemlig det meget roste og vellydende “Daemon”. Attila er dog ikke blot kendt for at være frontmand i Mayhem, men også for at være en kunstner der altid søger nye grænser og konstant udvider sin horisont. Igennem sin 35 årige karriere, har han medvirket i utallige bands og projekter, som eksempelvis Sunn O))), Sinsaenum, Aborym, Gravetemple, Void of Voices, Keep of Kalessin, Plasma Pool og mange mange flere. Attila Csihar er en performer med en kreativitet og et talent som er helt unikt. myROCK fik i forbindelse med Hiedelem koncerten på ALICE, et indblik i hvordan det var at spille i Tormentor i Ungarn i 80'erne, der på det tidspunkt var under sovjetisk styrke, om at rejse til Norge for at blive en del af Mayhem og hvordan han husker den første tid med bandet og indspilningerne af “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas” der gjorde ham til et verdenskendt navn og selvfølgelig hvad han synes om filmen “Lords of Chaos” der handler om Mayhem i denne periode. Derudover får du også et indblik i hvad der foregår oppe i Attilas hoved når han performer, om hvad hans mest mindeværdige øjeblikke på scenen har været igennem 35 år og om et helt særligt projekt han skal i gang med i næste måned.

Frederic Leclercq (Sinsaenum) Pt. 2. An excellent musician and interview subject, Fred joins Andrew to discuss Sinsaenum's Repulsion For Humanity; Andrew's nomination for album of 2018. A very broad discussion follows. A must for long time fans of extreme metal.

As heavy music fans, we tend to follow our favourite musicians throughout their careers and all the different projects they start up or are apart of and this week's special guest co-host is a prime example of that as we say G'Day to legendary drummer Joey Jordison of the new, death/black metal hybrid Sinsaenum. The HEAVY AF supergroup is made up of various metal musicians including Frédéric Leclercq of Dragonforce, Stéphane Buriez from Loudblast, Dååth's Sean Zatorsky, Mayhem frontman Attila Csihar and SETH's Heimoth. The new band is brutally heavy and will be making their debut in Australia next week so we had to get him on to find out all about the band's conception for you and if his other side-project Vimic was still active, considering they never made it down under for fans. Also, Joey's old band Slipknot surprise released a new song on Halloween and you better believe we're going to give that bad boy a spin. There's also New Music from Whitechapel, While She Sleeps, Bring Me The Horizon and Behemoth, throwbacks from Cradle of Filth, Amenra, Once Human, Mayhem and heaps more #WoSUATW #JoeyJordison #Sinsaenum #Vimic #Slipknot #AllOutLife #DeathMetal #deathcore #HeavyMetal #Behemoth #CradleOfFilth #BringMeTheHorizon #BMTH #Ihsahn #Amenra #OnceHuman #Mayhem #Pagan #AustralianBands #Whitechapel #WhileSheSleeps #Podcast #MusicPodcast #WallOfSoundAU

Taiwango Chthonic taldearen "Battlefields of Asura" diskoa izan dute protagonista, nazioarteko nobedadeen artean. Gorod, Vreid, Sinsaenum eta Aeolian banden berriena ere eskaini dute. Herriko Burdina atalean, aldiz, Nafarroako Spirikom taldearen izen bereko diskoa nabarmendu dute, Bullets Of Misery, Prophetic Scourge eta Incursed banden doinuekin batera. Bat egin heavy metalarekin!

CHR and Doug indulge their misanthropy with a pair of similarly-named albums from Swedish grindcore band Axis of Despair and international supergroup Sinsaenum. In the indie segment, CHR treads into Doug's territory with Switzerland's Soulline. Heavy Metal Valhalla gives Doug an opportunity to gush on some industrial-tinged nu-metal from Static-X.

Sinsaenum's founder member and mastermind Frédéric Leclercq says the lyrics to the new album were inspired by personal feelings. Leclercq joined The Roman Show to talk about the French death metal band's new album Repulsion For Humanity, which dropped last month. The album is a follow up to the band's first album Echoes of the Tortured. He said this album had a different approach. The Roman Show's host Rodolfo Roman also talks about the aftermath of Hell in a Cell, Matt Hardy's retirement, UFC's Alexey Oleinik, Canelo Alvarez vs GGG II, Jon Jones and more. 

@chrissarda   Bands talked About: Aethereus - Absentia (Artisan Era)  too tech death for the prog guys and too prog for the tech death guys The Spirit - Sounds From the Vortex (Nuclear Blast)  Erra - Neon (Sumerian) In For the Kill - Dead #3 Is a Dangerous Place to Be  Sinsaenum - Repulsion for Humanity (earMusic) Featuring members of Slipknot and Dragonforce Transient - Sources Of Human Satisfaction (Six Weeks)  Ill Omen - The Grande Usurper (Iron Bonehead) Drift EP - Bliss Signal (Profound Lore) Voidwalker - Tongue Eating Louse (Sludge Lord)              

Frederic Leclercq (Sinsaenum). Andrew and Frederic talk about Sinsaenum's November 2018 Australian tour and the outlasting death metal masterpiece from the band, Repulsion For Humanity.

This week something fantastic happened. Vein released their album and its been kicking us to death since we first listened. We also discuss the awesome Vexes ( ex ALOL !!!) and Wolf King albums. Spoiler alert...THEY FCING RULE! Hype Train this week is Holg+Gold, Jonestown , Sinsaenum and Frontierer ..HELL YEA If you want to give us a like on our Facebook page here it would be lovely, and you'll probably feel pretty great about it too. THANKS FOR LISTENING, LOVE YOU XOXO

Joey Jordison of Sinsaenum joins the podcast this week. Joey talks about the new Sinsaenum album that is due out soon. Joey and I also talk about working with a band that is half in America and half in France. We also discuss his time in Korn, news on a new Vimic album and the future of The Murderdolls. Music on this episode from Sinsaenum, Slipknot and Foxbat Don't miss Robb Rivera's Pick From The Kit CONTACT: Email Talk Toomey Talk Toomey Facebook Talk Toomey Twitter STORE: Talk Toomey Flaming Pentagram Tee Talk Toomey Logo Tee DONATE: Patreon Paypal

Featuring Converge, Sinsaenum and many more Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/sz2dxe20par4yz00hgvt2hcuz/playlist/6kp0IGMQg1mp2DKS186DP0?si=2To1XwhuQvWupWfMDirApg Google Play: play.google.com/music/preview/pl/AMaBXykCUwyPtduGhZGgvgejkriWhsGmyjIFly1t5AID8zVLk2Vnh6P3mdj5RLkIpLLcMJDQlu0ww2hqkEswpiiLOulkN-QKqg== Converge - Beautiful Ruin Integrity - Sons of Satan Delusions of Grandeur - Groovetrain Jungle Rot - A Burning Cinder Crystal Viper - At The Edge Of Time Atrocity - Shadowtaker Belzebubs - Blackened Call Monstrosity - Cosmic Pandemia Sinsaenum - Sacred Martyr Elvenstorm - Devil Within' This is the Metal Utopia Podcast! Every week the writers at Metal Utopia put together a list of the top ten songs released over the past week and put them into a playlist for our readers/listeners to check out. Three of our writers (Hayden, Pico & Joey) then get together and discuss four or five of their favorite tracks from the playlist. Come join us!

Nos invités sont Frédéric Leclercq (DRAGONFORCE, SINSAENUM) et Stéphane Buriez (LOUDBLAST, SINSAENUM). Une conversation à bâtons rompus, sans filtre, de pure passion et de musique durant laquelle les deux musiciens parlent notamment des albums fondateurs de leur culture musicale, ceux qui ont bercé leur enfance et leur adolescence.

Meta-title! How metal of me to be very meta on a metal podcast that's also pretty meta. This week we have a bunch of news. Either new releases, singles, teasers or whatever from: Inanimate Existence, Darkthrone, Wardruna, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Sinsaenum, Lamb of God, Voivod, Shokran, Dark Tranquillity, Thy Catafalque, Fit for An Autopsy, The Agonist, Disillusion, Exotype, Native Construct and Serpentine Dominion. Also an analysis of how global metal is, Pelagic Records's starter kit, and a top 10 list of bands from Norway. While on the topic of top 10 lists, we do an impromptu "Top 10 songs that have the desired effect every time". Or as Eden calls it, "Evergreen songs" or something. Whatever. Then we have our bullshit philosophy corner on Hegelian dialectics and the early metal scene! Finally, we talk about No Man's Sky in the cool people section. Whew!

In this installment, your three favorite heavy metal caballeros discuss old business regarding Led Zeppelin, Vince Neil and Temple of the Dog before taking a look at the latest from Zodiac, Seek Irony, Sinsaenum, Harakiri for the sky, Valient Thorr, Barb Wire Dolls, Jinjer and the Stone Kings. General, recording, touring and charting news is reviewed for including Sabaton, Armored Saint, Jon Oliva, Faith No More, Extreme, Danzig, Metallica, Meshuggah, Kataklysm, Alcest, Iron Maiden, Tesseract, Sevendust and more. Pat and Reece on the NY side of things offer up a new BrootalToob segment highlighting Jeff Winner before throwing down their picks for the Top 10 Best Uses of Heavy Metal Songs in Movie Soundtracks. Utopia Banished is discussed during this week's Social Media Highlight before we close out the show with an I Saw a Show discussion about catching the Road Hard Rebels, Mushroom Honey, Heavens Tragedy and Forever Town at Zombies Bar this past weekend.