So - Song of the Week is too close to call and we have a shortlist of three! 1. Old Fart Blues by The Owegi Band in Jeff Beck style which surely is good to the ears on a lazy sunny Sunday afternoon or 2. Rise of the Machines by the excellent Hellrazer or 3. Death and Decay by Sin Theorem in true metal stlye which reminds us of Slayer crossbred with Metallica in their early daze. All are on the playlist for you to decide!
Calling all metal bands and artists - message me with your nominated song today if you want to be considered for song of the week!
Current song of the week is the Song of the Seven by Pleasure Slaves, a fantastic Italian True Epic Metal band, on our playlist now!
COHEED AND CAMBRIA RELEASE 'AFTERMAN' TEASER VIDEO on metaltalk.net now!
Following the announcement of Coheed and Cambria's upcoming double concept album 'The Afterman', which will be a split release with the first instalment 'The Afterman: Ascension' to be released on Oct 8th via V2/Everything Evil, the band today launched the teaser for the first video clip from the album.
Thanks so much for your support. Please stay tuned for our new release "Operation Overlord". Keep it metal and feel free to drop by our facebook or myspace pages!
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LA based Tribe of Gypsies are looking for a new vocalist. The Tribe initially came to fame as the band that recorded Bruce Dickinson's 'Balls To Picasso' album. Guitarist Roy Z went on to produce and write with many artists such as Judas Preist, Sebastian Bach and Helloween.
WIN A FATAL SMILE FAN PACK
Fatal Smile support their new album '21st Century Freaks' with a UK Tour and we've got three fan packs to give away in our latest exclusive competition...
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