Derrick Green – 2014-02-06 â Interview @ O2 Academy Islington, London, UK Sailing on the success of their critically acclaimed album âThe mediator between head and hand must be the heartâ, Sepultura furiously roams the globe, showcasing its new extraordinary drummer Eloy Casagrande. Riff Magazine sat down with Derrick Green, to discuss the bandâs new found power. Derrick Green is the first to admit that Sepulturaâs latest album is an earthquake in a bottle. A new found power, in part motivated by the addition of Eloy Casagrande to the ranks, which with his youth and monstrous drumming skills, reinvigorated the band and pushed it to create its most powerful statement in more than a decade. The attack on the environment, religious fundamentalism, cyber-culture are just a few of the topics discussed in a candid interview that reveals the lead singerâs inner self and what drives him and the band in this very successful chapter. 1 2 ... 46 ► Interview: Gonçalo Lemos Matias Live Photos: Irina...
Inhumate Live at Butchery at Christmas Time
Live performance of Inhumate Live at Butchery at Christmas Time
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Annihilator
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Attica’s Ashes
Attica’s Ashes release a video of their new single “This is the End” from their debut release “Flickers of Dawn” Atticaâs Ashes are a band hailing from London, UK, who create a unique blend of rock, metal and punk – with a horror twist. The result is an aggressive yet infectious spooky sound, which will get your adrenaline pumping and your fist in the air. The bandâs story begins with guitarist Jonny Nonsense playing guitar at a live karaoke event in Brighton. So impressed was he with singer Brett Zeroâs rendition of a classic Misfits song that he tracked him down afterwards, and suggested they start a new band. Years later, their ambition was fully realised when they teamed up with bass player Joao Curro and drummer Esteban Benedicto in London. The quartet began writing songs in 2012, going on to record their first release âFlickers of Dawnâ while preparing an exhilarating live set. The diverse influences of the band converge to create a style which is familiar, yet impossible to categorise. Muscular riffs are combined with energetic punk beats and heavy grooves, underpinning Brett Zeroâs versatile vocals which switch from angelic melody to hardcore scream in an instant. More info on http://www.atticasashes.com Facebook:...

