There is true enthusiasm and a smile in Rob Cavestany’s voice when he’s talking to us. The guitar player always has energy to burn, and even his chronic insomnia won’t get the best of it. After all, isn’t this the core of thrash metal? To be get-up-and-go? To want to fight? Three years of touring without any (or very little) break are coming as a proof: Death Angel is a master of the genre, and still has some left. Having built up quite a nice career accompanied with seven albums counting the last one, The Dream Calls For Blood, Death Angel still has this sense of emergency particular to their music.
The hyperactive guitar player gets back on this new record’s writing process, taking place mostly on the road, just as a diary coming to life immediately in the studio after going on stage all over the world, invading some countries for the first time. On tour is well and truly when the band is alive and breathing. Cavestany told us that a visual legacy will soon crown the band’s history on the road in the form of a documentary.
IRON MAIDEN et JUDAS PRIEST annoncés au Graspop Metal Meeting 2022
La vingt-cinquième édition du Graspop Metal Meeting reportée à 2022
GOJIRA dévoile la lyric vidéo de la nouvelle chanson « Into The Storm »
SABATON dévoile la version anglaise de la nouvelle chanson « Livgardet » intitulée « The Royal Guard »
LES CHANTS DU HASARD : le nouvel album Livre Troisième en écoute intégrale
Blaze Bayley – War Within Me
MOTÖRHEAD dévoile une vidéo live pour la chanson « Rock It »
Aaron Matts quitte BETRAYING THE MARTYRS et annonce le projet TEN56
PAISAUNT : les détails du premier album Primitiue Blak Metal ; chanson « Wynter Wakeneth Al My Care » dévoilée
ACCEPT de passage en France en janvier 2022 avec PHIL CAMPBELL AND THE BASTARD SONS et FLOTSAM AND JETSAM