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So Isis have reformed (at least one for show) as Celestial.

That's so exciting! Hopefully they do more and maybe even make some new music down the road.

I wish I lived in LA...for one day.

Catch DÄLEK on their 2018 European Tour in support of their album, Endangered Philosophies

15/06/2018 CH Bern - Dachstock
16/06/2018 DE Münich - Rote Sonne
17/06/2018 DE Mannheim - Maifeld Derby Festival
18/06/2018 DE Cologne - Jungle
19/06/2018 DE Duisburg - Djäzz
21/06/2018 GR Athens - Temple
23/06/2018 FR Clisson - Hellfest (feat. Amenra)
24/06/2018 FR Lille - La Malterie
25/06/2018 NL Amsterdam - Occii
26/06/2018 NL Eindhoven - Effenaar w/ Dead Cross
27/06/2018 DE Hamburg - Markthalle w/ Dead Cross
29/06/2018 DE Berlin - Musik & Frieden
06/07/2018 CZ Boskovice - Boskovice Festival
07/07/2018 SK Trencin - Pohada Festival
08/07/2018 AT Nickelsdorf - Jazzgalerie
09/07/2018 AT Vienna - Fluc
10/07/2018 CZ Prag - Palac Akropolis
11/07/2018 DE Dresden - Chemiefabrik
12/07/2018 DE Bielefeld - AJZ Bielefeld
13/07/2018 BE Dour - Dour Festival
20/07/2018 DE Karlsruhe - DAS FEST
21/07/2018 DE Karlstadt/Main - Umsonst & Draussen

Rammstein, who have a similar release and tour schedule to Tool, look like they are finally releasing an album before the end of the year:

http://www.metalinjection.net/upcoming- ... f-the-year

Yesterday, Rammstein announced a two-night New Year's party show in Mexico that will only be for "a limited group of fans around the world." Then came the messages on the ticketing site.

The band has since stated that the fans attending the New Year's shows will "very likely be the first to hear the new songs" and that they're "in the final phase of the production of their seventh studio album which will be released before the end of the year." Maybe the first message means those fans will be the first to hear the new songs live? Unless Rammstein is going to just drop the album in its entirety on January 1, 2019, though that wouldn't be "before the end of the year." So I'm going with the whole first to hear 'em live" thing.

Pantera drummer and co-founder Vinnie Paul dies at 54

Vinnie Paul, the drummer and co-founder of heavy metal band Pantera, has died, the group announced in a statement on Facebook.

The Texas-born musician died aged 54 on Friday evening, but no cause of death has been given yet.

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/ ... es-aged-54

https://www.redbull.com/au-en/metallica ... d=53356715

By no means am I trying to argue that St Anger is a solid album, but this is an absolutely cracking read that I really enjoyed. Raises some interesting takes on it all

Ipecac Recordings teased something today, not quite sure what it is, but sounds Tomahawk-esque:



Update: it certainly appears that Duane, John and Trev were recording a year ago in Nashville. Even though I wasn't a massive fan of Oddfellows, I'd be pretty happy with a new Tomahawk album...

Yeah, I think I saw an IG post from Trevor Dunn about being in the studio with Tomahawk earlier this year so it seems likely.

I wish I didn't google Satan in the wait

tys0n wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 5:34 am I wish I didn't google Satan in the wait

Are you now a Christian?

Nope, it's a new Daughters track, which is also somewhat unexpected, but also excites me greatly:

hellboy wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:54 pm

tys0n wrote: ↑Thu Jul 12, 2018 5:34 am I wish I didn't google Satan in the wait

Are you now a Christian?

Now?

So mote it be

Interesting cover art.

Watch the official video for “Band of Gypsies” off the new album ELEPHANTS ON ACID available September 28




This is fucking great

Seeing David Byrne in San Jose in a week or so. His new album is really good and his shows are getting great reviews. Anybody else check it out yet?

Really looking forward to this album:

dope

What are the chances it's more Temple of Boom rather than Skull and Bones?

Watch Isis Reunite, Cave In, Old Man Gloom, Etc. Perform At This Weekend’s Caleb Scofield Benefit Show

The show took place at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA yesterday, October 13th.

It also featured performances from 27, Old Man Gloom and Pelican as well as finding Isis reuniting for the first time in roughly eight years, appearing under the name of ‘Celestial‘. The band adopted the name of their 2000 debut album for the set given the associations their previous moniker now has.

Their performance in particular starts around 02:55:20 into the below video.

Songs performed included:

“Carry”
“So Did We”
“In Fiction”
“The Beginning And The End”
“Celestial (The Tower)”

https://www.theprp.com/2018/10/14/news/ ... efit-show/

Should be an interesting show - will be tempted to check it out: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-27/ ... s_adelaide