Metal News for November 27, 2001
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12 news articles posted on this day.
Necrophobic Bloodhymns
Swedish death metallers Necrophobic have completed work on their fourth full-length album, entitled Bloodhymns, which is scheduled to be released through Hammerheart Records on March 11th. The full track listing for the effort is as follows: More...
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Warner Drops Beautiful Creatures
Ozzfest 2001 act, Beautiful Creatures have been dropped by their record company Warner Bros. due to the disappointing sales of their recently released debut album.
Sinch Tracklist
Sinch have set the tentative track listing to their forthcoming and as of yet untitled Roadrunner/Island/Def Jam debut, which is currently set for a March 26th release. It is as follows: More...
Rotting Christ Enter Studio
Greece’s Rotting Christ will enter Stage One Studios in Germany (where their Triarchy of the Lost Lovers CD was recorded) at the end of spring to record their as-yet-untitled new album, which is due to be issued through Century Media Records during the summer. Production will be handled by Andy Classen and RC mainman Sakis. According to the group’s official web site, the band is going to be using old Rotting Christ logo for the upcoming release, and the new album is going to be “more 'black' than ever.”
Relapse Sign Nominon
Relapse Records have officially announced the signing of Swedish death metal outfit, Nominon. Nominon have enlisted ex-Suffer drummer Perra Karlsson as the replacement for the recently departed Emil Dragutinovic. Nominon's as-yet-untitled second full-length album is expected to see the light of day sometime in late 2002 on Relapse Records.
Read the full article at Digital Metal.
Sepultura Finds Sanctuary
Swpultura are strongly rumored to be on the verge of signing a new record deal with the Sanctuary/Metal-Is label following their split with Roadrunner Records earlier in the year. Although no official announcement has been made, Sanctuary and Sepultura have reportedly been involved in intense negotiations over the past several weeks, and Sanctuary is apparently feeling comfortable enough about the prospect of the group signing to have placed an ad in the metal/hard rock section of the current issue of trade magazine Billboard listing Sepultura as one of the acts on their growing roster.
Ozzy's 24th Gold
Ozzy's Down To Earth CD has been certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America last week for sales in excess of 500,000 copies in the US. This is the 24th consecutive release, including his recordings with Black Sabbath, for which Ozzy has earned at least the gold certification in the States.
Godsmack to Finish Black Magick
The band wants to finish production of the 'Bad Magick' video, which was halted by the events of September 11. The video was set to feature the band playing at a cookout in front of a handful of apathetic crowd members and one Godsmack fanatic, who tries to rally the rest of the audience. As the enthused fan watches the performance, he imagines the band performing in huge arenas. The live performance segments were delayed when the band's shows were cancelled after September 11.
More on Manson's Resident Evil
There's a decent article entitled "Marilyn Manson Says Scoring Comes Naturally For Him" on SonicNet that goes in depth into his more recent contribution to Resident Evil.
"Scoring is something that comes very naturally for me," he said. "Whenever I'm making a record I always have so many visuals in my head, so it's great to be able to have an actual image in front of you and make music that goes with it. It's also nice for me not to worry about making music into a song that has a chorus and singing on it myself and just being able to sit down at a keyboard and compose things that create a mood or help things become as scary or sad or tense as it needs to be. It's a very powerful thing."
Read the full article at SonicNet.
Zombie To Produce Ramones Tribute
Rob Zombie will team up with Ramones guitarist Johnny Ramone to produce Ramones tribute album.
"Really, the Ramones are the greatest American band," Zombie said Tuesday. "I just think that what they did was so simple and so stripped down and so to-the-point that you can't mess with it."
Read the full article at SonicNet.
Summary/Misc
Daily Interviews
- Agonia War'zine interviews Mayhem
- Agonia War'zine interviews Legion
- Teufel's Tomb has an interview with Lord Gore
Summary/Misc
Daily Reviews
Teufel's Tomb has almost a dozen new reviews:
- Benumb - Withering Strands Of Hope
- Cock And Ball Torture/Filth/Downthroat/Negligent Collateral Collapse - 4-Way Split
- Darkthrone - Plaguewielder
- Deeds Of Flesh - Mark Of The Legion
- Fate Of Icarus - Cut Your Throat Before They Do
- Into The Gore - Pain Must Be Amplified
- Lord Gore - Dark Lords Of The Cyst
- Sadis Euphoria - Frigid Silence Spilling
- Sanatorium - Internal Womb Cannibalism
- Vulgar Pigeons - Genetic Predisposition
- Vulgar Pigeons - Summary Execution
Heavy Metal Universe has four new reviews:
- The Almighty "Psycho-narco"
- Hammers of Misfortune "The bastard"
- Grave Digger "The grave digger"
- Dragonland "The battle of the ivory plains"
And finally, Agonia War'zine has a bunch more:
- Abbadon Incarnate (Sentinel Records)
- Alienated (Dead City Music)
- Boetz (Balls Out Records)
- Bolt Thrower (Metal Blade)
- Centurian (Listenable Records)
- Darkside (Season of Mist)
- Deiseal (self-financed)
- Doomed Era (self-financed)
- Frost (self-financed)
- Halgadom (Moin Moin Rec.)
- Hate Factor (self-financed)
- Last (self-financed)
- Maledictive Pigs (Cudgel Agency)
- Napalm (self-financed)
- Reclusion (Listenable Records)
- Taish (self-financed)
- Thornspawn / Ouroburus (Decius Records)
- Tyrax "Inhumanly Infected" (self-financed)
- Violent Devoties (Metal Wrath Music)
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