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Latest Death To All News
Below is our complete Death To All news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Death To All To Play Mexico Metal Fest
Death To All, the tribute band commemorating Chuck Schuldiner and his legendary band Death, was added to the Mexico Metal Fest line-up set to take place October 29th, in Monterrey, Mexico. More...
Exist (Ex-Cynic) Premiere New Guitar Playthrough
Modern progressive metal outfit Exist (Ex-Cynic, Death To All, Etc.) guitarist, Matt Rosa, walks you through his guitar part to "Until The Storm Comes" from their latest release, "Egoiista". The album blends technical proficiency with eccentric arrangements; imbued with moments of fusion and atmospherics.
Check out now "Until The Storm Comes" below.
Exist (Ex-Cynic) Premiere New Song "The Lottery"
Progressive metal outfit Exist - featuring guitarist/vocalist Max Phelps (ex-Cynic, Death To All, etc.), premiere a new song called "The Lottery", taken from their upcoming new album "Egoiista", which will be out in stores August 28 via Prosthetic Records.
Check out now "The Lottery" below.
Death To All Share Two Death Playthrough Videos
Death To All - the Death tribute act mainly comprised of former members of the group, premiere their quarantined playthrough clips of “Zero Tolerance” and “Overactive Imagination“. You can stream them via YouTube below.
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Former Death Bassist Passes Away
Former Death and Death To All bassist (see also live clip below) Scott Clendenin has passed away at the age of 47. Says former manager of Death Eric Greif on the band's official Facebook page:
"With a sense of shock, I'm letting all of you know of the passing today of former Death bassist Scott Clendenin. Scott had some health challenges in the last few years but was optimistic about his prospects.
"Of course he was the skilled player on 'The Sound Of Perseverance' Death album, and recently participated in two DTA (Death To All) live runs, in 2012 and 2013, including the highlight of his acoustic guitar in a poignant rendition of 'Voice Of The Soul.' Our thoughts go out to Scott's family at this difficult time."
Scott Clendenin stated in an interview 2011 about the experience of playing with Death and Control Denied: "It was a great honor to have played with someone so revered as Chuck (Schuldiner). I can say it made me a better player and person to be involved in these bands." More...
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Death To All Conquers Austin
Death To All has been a functional unit for a couple of years. The band or cover band, if you will, toured in 2012 and 2013 with the “Human” era lineup. The band’s stop in Austin, thanks to Come And Take It Productions, included members from the progressive era of the band. This lineup included Steve DiGiorgio (“Human,” “Individual Thought Patterns”) bass and Bobby Koelbe (“Symbolic”) guitar. Gene Hoglan (“Individual Thought Patterns,” “Symbolic”) replaced Sein Reifert on drums and Max Phelps of Cynic once again played the role of Chuck Schuldiner on guitar and vocals. More...
Sean Reinert Forced To Leave Death To All Tour
Drummer Sean Reinert has been forced to leave Death To All's "Swamp Leper Stomp '14" North American tour due to health reasons. He is being replaced for the remainder of the trek by fellow Death alumnus Gene Hoglan.
The current lineup of Death To All - which features former members of Death celebrating the life and music of Chuck Schuldiner - is rounded out by Steve DiGiorgio on bass and Bobby Koelble on guitar. Max Phelps, who has been touring with Death To All, is once again handling the vocal and 2nd-guitar duties.
States Sean Reinert: "Yes, it is with great regret that I left the DTA tour after the San Francisco show Sunday night. Although I have spent weeks rehearsing for this tour and was very excited to put on great performances, it was not meant to be. For the past 6 months I have been suffering from lower back spasms, extreme muscle fatigue and limited grip strength. It's no big secret that after over the last 2 years and 2 major surgeries (full achilles repair on my right ankle and a year later knee surgery on my left knee for a torn MCL) that I've gained a lot of weight due to recovery and pain. All of this culminated in the perfect storm. More...