Enjoying 5 albums across 19 years to date, New Jersey Nu-Metallers 40 Below Summer are the sort of Working Class of band that it between the Underground and Mainstream. Rewinding 18 years to 2001 and their sophomore album “Invitation to Dance”, which was recorded in Los Angeles California with GGGarth (Mudvayne, Kittie) at the Production
Rewinding the tape back to 1997 and Roadrunner Records Monte Conner taking a chance on a Nu-Metal quartet from Los Angeles California by the name of Coal Chamber. The band had been around 5 years at the point where their self-titled debut was ready and were something of a known entity having performed on the
Westchester County New York quartet formerly known as Hinge and forced to rename due to another band of the same name, Dry Kill Logic were picked up by Roadrunner Records and dropped “The Darker Side of Nonsense” in 2001 as their major label debut. It went on to shift 100,000 copies and see them join
It’s been a long time coming but Candian Metallers Kittie finally have a release date for their crowd funded Rob McCallum directed documentary “Origins/Evolutions”. 14th May will see the highly anticipated 20th anniversary documentary plus brand new live album see release in a 3 disc package. The documentary not only sees the core of the
On October 27th in their first show in four years, Kittie played 12 songs at the London Music Hall in London, ON to celebrate a screening of their upcoming crowd funded documentary film ‘Kittie: Origins/Evolutions‘. A number of previous band members joined the current incarnation onstage during the set, including; Ivy Vujic (ex-bass) Jennifer Arroyo (ex-bass) Jeff Phillips (ex-guitar/bass)
I for one am constantly amazed to find in 2017 there are some Metal fans out there, both male and female that won’t entertain listening to what I percieve to be a decent band purely because there is a female rather than a male vocalist. Yes, if the subjectmatter of the lyrics is not something
