Artist: Eternal Flight
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Positive Rage
Year: 2005
Tracks: 11
Monday, 30 June 2008
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Sadus
Artist: Sadus
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Metal: Thrash
Rock
Discography:
Out For Blood
Year: 2006
Tracks: 14
Elements Of Anger
Year: 1997
Tracks: 10
A Vision Of Misery
Year: 1992
Tracks: 9
Chemical Exposure
Year: 1991
Tracks: 10
Swallowed In Black
Year: 1990
Tracks: 11
Illusions
Year: 1988
Tracks: 10
Part of the original thrash metal scene in the mid to later '80s, San Francisco's Sadus primitively consisted of members Darren Travis on vocals and guitar, Rob Moore on guitar, Steve DiGiorgio on basso, and Jon Allen on drums. The group began when all four members were attendance high school in 1984, and due to the circulation of such demos as 1986's DTP and 1987's Certain Death, the group reinforced a local following. By the terminal of 1988, the band issued a debut full-length on their own, highborn Illusions, produced by Metal Church guitar player John Marshall. This lED to a deal with the metal label Roadrunner Records, which issued Swallowed in Black in 1990; the group supported it a spell opening for Obituary and Sepultura. The following year, DiGiorgio lententide his bass playing talents to the recording of Death's Human record album, which helped introduce Sadus to a wider audience as they toured that same year with Morbid Angel in Europe for the first-class honours degree time.
Further releases followed -- Chemical Exposure and A Vision of Misery -- before the mathematical group leftfield Roadrunner. Shortly thenceforth, DiGiorgio rejoined Death to record their Individual Thought Patterns album, and this time, decided to tour with the banding as Sadus took a give out. In 1997, Sadus reunited to disc a new album for young label Mascot Records, just by this time, Moore had leftfield the grouping. Undeterred, the group carried on as a triad, releasing Elements of Anger (produced by illustrious thrash/death metal producer Scott Burns) in 1998. DiGiorgio has become one of the genre's almost sought-after bassists, as he's played with such other bands as Dragonlord, Autopsy, and Iced Earth. By 2000, it appeared as though Sadus was put on adjudge however over again, as the rhythm method section of DiGiorgio and Allen recognized an invitation to conjoin Testament.
Monday, 16 June 2008
A Stone Temple Suit
The Stone Temple Pilots are singing the legal blues.
Atlantic Records is suing two of the grunge rock band's members, frontman Scott Weiland and drummer Eric Kretz, alleging they...
Saturday, 7 June 2008
Hbo - Former Critic Frank Rich To Help Develop Shows For Hbo
New York Times
Op-Ed columnist Frank Rich is becoming a "creative consultant" to HBO to participate
in the development of new programs. Rich has been a film and TV critic for Time
and a theater critic for the New York Times from 1980-1994. Rich told the
Times today (Thursday) that his role at HBO will be "to bring ideas, to vet
ideas, everything from comedies to documentaries to docudramas."
22/05/2008
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Friday, 6 June 2008
Coldplay Adds L.A. show
Anyone who feared that British pop-rockers Coldplay [ tickets ] would skip over the Los Angeles area during their soon-to-launch US tour can breathe a sigh of relief.New to the group's schedule is a July 15 concert at The Forum in Inglewood, CA. The stop fills a crack in the itinerary for the first leg of the band's North American tour, which gets underway in New York City later this month with a free show at Madison Square Garden, and runs through early August. A second North American leg is set to kick off in late October.
Metallica-themed 'Guitar Hero' in the works
Activision has yet to make official announcement
NEW YORK -- With "Guitar Hero: Aerosmith" weeks away from release, the much-rumored Metallica version of the game appears imminent. An analyst at Wedbush Morgan Securities found reference to the upcoming, but still-unannounced game in a recent SEC filing by Activision, publisher of the Guitar Hero franchise.
There's been no official announcement from Activision, and the exact timing of its release remains unknown. However, speculation suggests that it will come out sometime after the release of "Guitar Hero: On Tour," otherwise known as Guitar Hero 4 -- which like rival "Rock Band" will feature a full compliment of instruments beyond the guitar. The title is expected this holiday season.
"Guitar Hero: Aerosmith" is slated for release June 29. Unlike other "Guitar Hero" games, which feature scores of tracks from multiple artists, the Aerosmith expansion will include primarily that band's catalog, along with a smattering of songs from bands that Aerosmith wanted included.
The game "storyline" features Aerosmith's rise from smaller venues in Boston to large stadiums, with motion-capture animated versions of all band members.
NEW YORK -- With "Guitar Hero: Aerosmith" weeks away from release, the much-rumored Metallica version of the game appears imminent. An analyst at Wedbush Morgan Securities found reference to the upcoming, but still-unannounced game in a recent SEC filing by Activision, publisher of the Guitar Hero franchise.
There's been no official announcement from Activision, and the exact timing of its release remains unknown. However, speculation suggests that it will come out sometime after the release of "Guitar Hero: On Tour," otherwise known as Guitar Hero 4 -- which like rival "Rock Band" will feature a full compliment of instruments beyond the guitar. The title is expected this holiday season.
"Guitar Hero: Aerosmith" is slated for release June 29. Unlike other "Guitar Hero" games, which feature scores of tracks from multiple artists, the Aerosmith expansion will include primarily that band's catalog, along with a smattering of songs from bands that Aerosmith wanted included.
The game "storyline" features Aerosmith's rise from smaller venues in Boston to large stadiums, with motion-capture animated versions of all band members.
Bee Gees - Gibb To Honour War Heroes In First British Solo Gig
BEE GEES star ROBIN GIBB is to play his first solo concert in the U.K. at a charity fundraiser next month (Jul08) ? in honour of the ?forgotten heroes? of World War II.
The pop star has signed up to headline a memorial gig to pay tribute to the 55,000 soldiers from the British Royal Air Force Bomber Command who died fighting in the conflict.
The event, which is being held by The Heritage Foundation to raise cash for an official memorial in London, is due to take place in the capital?s Royal Windsor racecourse on 16 July (08).
Gibb admits the cause has been close to his heart for some time, and he is ?disgraced? by the way war veterans have been treated after serving their country.
He says, ?This is a subject I have felt quite passionate about for a long time.
?I have always regarded the men who flew the bombers as heroic characters ? and it seems just incredible that, 63 years after the war, there is still no official memorial to commemorate their achievement.
?The men that died and those who still survive brought peace and democracy to the whole of Europe. Millions of us owe a great deal to them and we should all be proud of what they achieved.
?The memorial, which will be a major site in London, will not be a celebration of war, it will be a sincere gesture of respect for the sacrifice these men made for us. Our official neglect of these men has been disgraceful.?
He adds, ?It will be a special day for me in many ways. It will be the first time I?ve ever performed solo in Britain.?
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