Archive for April, 2009
Roadburn 2009 round up by Leslie Hadlock
Posted on Thursday, April 30th, 2009
Leslie Hadlock was asked by Roadburn to make an official blog about the festival. This is her impression of the weekend that was Roadburn 2009.
“My initial impression of Roadburn 2009 was: Wow, it’s Alaska! Everywhere you looked: men. Lots of men. Big men. Lots of beards. Big beards. And the big bearded man next to me “singing” along to Baroness was indeed reminiscent of a moose calling. It’s Alaska! But Alaska with bands. Great bands. Are there even any bands from Alaska?”
Pics are by Paul Verhagen.
If you got observations of your own that you want to share please put them in the comments.
Tags: baroness, earth, Festival News, Neurosis, Roadburn, Roadburn Festival, young gods
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Om to release Live Conference
Posted on Thursday, April 30th, 2009
Due on Important, Om’s new live album! “Live Conference was recorded on 24 track remote audio in Brooklyn. On this night Om performed their seminal album Conference of the Birds live in its entirety. Newly invoked energy resonates in the sound of the band. The dynamics between Emil Amos and ...read more
Roadburn says: Thanks!
Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
Hi Burners, just a quick update to let you know that we – Walter and me – had a blast this weekend. Thanks to all those who contributed: the bands, the weather, the booze, the 013-staff and above all you of course! We’ve never had such an easy going festival ...read more
Hole in the Sky: Enslaved, Darkthrone, Emperor and Mayhem
Posted on Monday, April 20th, 2009
Hole in the Sky-Promoter Torgrim Øyre “To prove that Bergen scene is as vital as ever, we’ve invited ENSLAVED to host the birthday bash of the century. A band that helped set the bench mark for what Norwegian extreme metal was all about and what it has grown to become. A ...read more
Saint Vitus talk Roadburn and generations of doom
Posted on Sunday, April 19th, 2009
Saint Vitus are one of a very select few bands who can genuinely lay claim to having created a whole scene. Along with Pentagram, Candlemass and Trouble, St. Vitus’s Sabbath inspired albums in the 1980s were a blueprint for a legion of other doom metal bands who followed, many of ...read more
Interview with Ivar Bjornson from Enslaved
Posted on Thursday, April 16th, 2009
HP: What was your inspiration for Vertebrae, and in what ways do you think it stands out from the rest of your music?
IB: The main inspiration was the link between mind and body, this symbolized through the backbone, the Vertebrae. The album has a lot of aggression, manifested more physically ...read more
Entire Saint Vitus New Orleans performance available in video
Posted on Wednesday, April 15th, 2009
Legendary U.S. doom metal band SAINT VITUS played a sold-out show at One Eyed Jacks in New Orleans this past Saturday night (April 11). They were joined on stage by DOWN’s Pepper Keenan, Jimmy Bower and Philip Anselmo for the chorus to “Saint Vitus” and Anselmo returned to sing the ...read more
Update: Sunn o))) article series in The Wire
Posted on Wednesday, April 15th, 2009
Update: the series has now been updated with the transcripts of the interviews with: Greg Anderson, Stephen O’Malley and Oren Ambarchi.
Read a transcript of former Terrorizer editor in chief Joseph Stannard’s conversation with Mayhem front man Attila Csihar, part of a series of exclusive interviews with collaborators and members of ...read more
"New" Khanate album due may 26
Posted on Tuesday, April 14th, 2009
Dronelords Khanate are releasing their new album Clean Hands Go Foul on May 26 through Hydra Head. The album is available on black, gold, and vanilla bean swirl vinyl and the first 1,000 copies of the CD edition will include the limited edition DVD End: Capture & Release Live DVD.
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Ufomammut about Roadburn in Terrorizer
Posted on Friday, April 10th, 2009
“It’s our third Roadburn as Malleus, it’s a great honour and we are proud to be part of the festival. We consider this more like a tradition, almost like a “religious” communion between music and visual art, our “climax”, the most satisfactory work with the bands we love the most. We’ve ...read more


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