Lacuna Coil's "Comalies" Sells Nearly 150,000

Lacuna Coil's 2004 album "Comalies" has beaten every band's record sales on the Century Media roster by selling nearly 150,000 copies within the past 12 months! "Comalies" is still the best selling album from Century Media. Lacuna Coil are currently doing pre-production for the next album.

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Lamb Of God Set Tentative DVD Release Date

Lamb Of God are said to now be eyeing a tentative March 08, 2005 release date through Epic for their forthcoming new live DVD effort, which will feature footage culled from their October 16th/17th performances at the Trocadero Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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100 Demons, Champion, Outbreak tour

100 Demons, Champion, and Outbreak will be on the road together briefly next month. Here are the tour dates:

1/3 Albany, NY @ Shelter Skateboard
1/4 Rockville Centre, NY @ Purple Haze
1/5 Montclair, NJ @ Bloomfield Cafe
1/6 Richmond, VA @ TBA
1/9 West Palm Beach, FL @ Spanky's
1/10 Tarpon Springs, FL @ Neptune's Lounge
1/11 Daytona Beach, FL @ TBA
1/12 Atlanta, GA @ TBA
1/13 Birmingham. AL @ Cave 9
1/14 Nashville, TN @ TBA

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Another Journalist Treads On Dimebag's Legacy

Geoff Harkness of the Kansas City Pitch has metal heads fuming after posting his column on Damageplan and former Pantera guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott. Harkness wrote, "That Abbott was beloved by the metal community is without question, and he certainly died with his boots on, but the only thing legendary about him was his drinking habit. Dimebag Darrell worshippers are suddenly a dime a dozen, but one has to wonder: Where was all this adoration when he was still alive?"

Read the full article at The Pitch.

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Q&A With Whitesnake's David Coverdale

Whitesnake's official website has added an interview with frontman David Coverdale, where he discussed his shoulder injury and its effect on the band's tour. "A couple of weeks into the tour... around my 53rd birthday... I was onstage in Copenhagen, kicking substantial arse... when I felt something rather uncomfortable happen in my right shoulder," he expained. "Oh dear, I thought... What's this???... After seeing an abundance of specialists I was diagnosed as having tendonitis... and, of course, the preferred treatment is rest... & more rest... Not much hope of that during a tour! Rather than cancel the tour, I decided to try & 'accommodate' the injury, & adapt my performance around it... which of course meant not quite as much mike stand tossing, if you'll excuse the expression."

Read the full article at Whitesnake.com.

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