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Melodic death thrashers Black Like Vengeance's debut "Empty As The Day" has been out for quite sometime and now are in preparation mode for their first ever in three years. The band took the time to discuss their latest release and much, much, more!


1. Can I get a backstory on the band/ band biography?

Marty and Drew are the bands founding members. They recruited then bass player Mike Drozdowski and session drummer Christian Nativo (Vanishing Point). They were advertising for a vocalist and I hit them up but was turned down immediately because of my gender. 6 months later I got a call from Mike asking me to come in for an audition as they had parted ways with their frontman and jumped at the chance. The guys were really hesitant to try me out but I was their last choice (laughs). 10 years later, here we are. Two records down and a third on the way. I still remember the looks on their faces when I lay down the death vocals. It was gold.

2. How did you guys come up with your band name?

We were at a gig, in Melbourne's Green Room and had been playing with a few names at the time it was between Black Like Vengeance and White Knuckle Substance. The latter sucked so hard that we just went with BLV. Mike came up with the names, they were awful (laughs).

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

We're from Melbourne, Australia. Australia's music scene is very intimate, we have a tight community of incredible talent but we are a small country and venue's are limited. Because of the abundance of international acts gracing our shores and venues closing down the local scene has been a little deflated. But it's picking up again. Our rising stars include Psycroptic, The Amenta, Ruins, Boris The Blade, Northlane, Electrik Dynamite, King Parrot, Ne Obliviscaris, The Schoenberg Automaton, Voyager, Be'lakorÉ Man, the list can go on! So much talent, so many amazing bands!

4. What lyrical theme do you guys use in your music? What message do you want to send?

I'm a traditional kinda gal and I'll admit my ideas can often be cliche. Everything that we perform is based on personal experience. Everything I write about comes from memories, ideas, situations, observations and circumstance, I'm very closed off and private so I don't like explaining myself in too much detail, I think the lyrics speak for themselves. As for a message I never really put much thought into it because most of the time I just need to vent and I'm always story telling.

5. What bands have influenced your band and its sound?

We draw upon many influences and they have changed a lot over the years. When we were younger we draw upon the Gothenburg metal scene and fused it with New Wave of American Heavy Metal. We have some roots in rock, with Marty being a member of Australian Rock outfit Ten Thousand. We have a lot of respect for Lamb of God, Himsa, Soilwork, Dark Tranquillity, Architects, The Agonist and many more.

6. Is there any story or concept behind Empty As The Day title?

I'm not sure if you mean the title of the album, the song or the actual concept album so i'm going to answer it for you in 2 parts and you choose the relevant one:

Empty As The Day is a jointly written song by an old friend of mine, Stuart West. We used to be in a band together, it's a song about his feelings for a young woman at the time and it resonated with me, I could relate to the longing and yearning in this song so much and at the time I was experiencing something very similar. The chorus and outro were my contributions about my take on the situation when you're so in love you become obsessed and clouded but then there's a point where you realize it's all for naught. And the void/emptiness you feel cannot be sustained by that person or any other. It's too deep an abyss.

The concept of the album is about three people who find themselves tangled in this rather unhealthy situation narrated by the protagonist who jumps back and forth between the two and often turns to religion to shed a light on the circumstance. So in essence it's about trying to find your place in the world, in a partnership, about trying to find what you mean to someone and what they mean to you. It's about sexuality, crossing boundaries, how deep your faith is, understanding what faith is and growing up. It's about that search for someone or something to fill that incessant void and literally you realize that you're still as empty as ever when you get what you want just as you were before you found it, because the void is you and that will never change.

7. Who produced Empty As The Day and what was it like working with them?

Roman Koester from Complex Studios produced Empty As The Day and our first 4 track. Working with him is amazing. Roman's knowledge on the genre and music far surpasses anybody else and he's a visionary. He knew exactly what we wanted and how we wanted it. Working with him on my vocals was unreal, He pushed me to my limits but there was still so much more we could have done - I was in the process of recovering from glandular fever when I recorded that album.

8. Who did the cover art for Empty As The Day and how much input did you have on it?

I'm a graphic designer so I designed that album but it was done very early on in my career. The immaculate Lulu Wagstaffe modeled for me and working with her was unreal. She's such a talented versatile model and a real gem too! We had a lot of input but usually the boys just let me run with my vision, so it's a pretty sweet deal.

9. Do you guys have any new music in the works as far as a follow-up release?

We are slowly but surely writing the new album Noir. We've just finished a new track titled Bones- it's a short, angry, thrashy ditty. Still quintessentially Black Like Vengeance but with a little more punch.

10. Will you be shooting a video for any of the songs off Empty As The Day?

We just shot one half of our video for Snuff Is My Business with director Elle Bates from Elle Bates Films and Mati Kawaler from Obzurd who came on board as the D.O.P. They're brilliant visionaries. We're looking at doing two more clips for that album with two other amazing film makers and the concepts for these videos are pretty exciting.

11. What are your upcoming touring/show plans?

Our drummer has been living/studying/working in France for a few years and so our touring schedule now is limited to his availability. We just played our first come back show in Adelaide (Australia) at The New Dead Fest on May 25 and we  played alongside some dear old friends. Most of the bands on that bill were on the very first festival we played up there in '06! We are planning a short tour towards the end of the year. We're hoping that we can ride on the back of Noir and go overseas, once its released. We've got our sights set on the world.

12. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

We are everywhere. Our website www.blacklikevengeance.com is a hub for all our social media but you can listen to us on Spotify, Last.FM, Reverbnation, Youtube, Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud and have a webstore: http://blacklikevengeance.bigcartel.com/

13. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

Intensity and the emotional evocation of the music. Our music is intense. Our performance is intense. Our message is emotionally charged. A lot of people are stunned when they see us and we're always told just how intense our shows are I think that works for us. We just want to make people feel something, anything!

14. What can the fans expect to see from you in the future?

Tighter performances and bigger productions, and hopefully a brand spanking new album that's just as angry and tortured as the last!

15. Any final words of wisdom?

Wisdom? We will let you know when we find it. :)
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Sleeping With Siren's was and still is one of those talked about bands that everyone knows or has at least heard of in some way, point, form, shape, etc. "With Ears To See and Eyes To Hear" being the debut this is what drew me into the band and brought forth a fresh new style and sound to the already growing post-hardcore scene. That's not where the band left their mark though while that release was the thing in 2010 the following year in 2011 saw it's follow-up "Let's Cheers To This" that never crossed paths with me but now that album number three is upon us entitled "Feel" this third full-length is a fresh reboot to what Sleeping With Sirens first was all about.

"Congratulations", "Free Now", "Feel", and "Alone", were all  one's released so after listening in to these selections you get the sense and feel of what the rest of the album is going to likely to be and in the end it is still quite a refreshing style and sound taking you back to how things were. The guitars, drums, bass, and of course vocals are all done in check with one another, vocals sounding superb in every fashionable way possible. These guys have released a record that sets the mood to how they once were bringing in something new yet it stays fresh each time you hear it.
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Artery Recording's has signed French new comers Shoot The Girl First who got their start back in 2010 now jumping right into the scene taking their music into an explosive predicament. Thus these guys have preferred not to put themselves under a certain genre or label their focus is souly upon keeping originality by making music that's influenced by a variety of styles which brings us to their debut release "Follow The Clouds".

This release includes their single "Rest In Pieces", a song that gives the listener an expecting experience from what else these guys have to offer, "We'll Never Fall", "Autumn Skies", "Last Lesson, Be A Hero", are other's that collide with one another having that expected similarity and sound style. Same use of guitar portions, bass lines, drum patters, and vocal chords that blend into one another isn't very catching as most would think.

Shoot The Girl First's is indeed new comers to this music scene but don't hold your breath too much their style falls between the lines of Asking Alexandria meets Chelsea Grin with The Word Alive.
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Electro post hardcore act Shoot The Girl First got signed recently and have been hard at work writing and recording for their newest album "Follow The Clouds". Keyboardist and vocalist Crystal or "Julie"  was the one to discuss this album and more!


1. Can I get a backstory on the band/ band biography?

The band was born by the initiative of Felix (guitar) and Tom (former bassist), Quickly, the first line up  was formed with Crystal (keyboards) and Nathan (vocals).  The other members of the band have changed several times until 2011. The final line up was fixed with Mathieu (bass), Adrian (drums) and Kevin (guitar).

2. How did you guys come up with your band name?

The band name is the first thing that we have found, in a late night in front of a movie named "Doberman" directed by Jan Kouen. "Shoot the girl first"  is a quotation from the "bad cop"  (Tchéky Karyo). We're all cinema-goers. As a matter of fact, all of our demo and EP are inspired by different films.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

We are from the south-east of France, the french riviera. More precisely from Cannes. This area, it's easier to do electronic music than rock or metal music. But there's a local scene of hard core and easycore! You can take a look on Sail To North,  As Aimless Glory, An Escape for Louie, In Other Climes, Mindwake, Made Of Ashes, This Is Sparta.

4. What lyrical theme do you guys use in your music? What message do you want to send?

The name of our band is a quotation from a movie. We are all particularly sensitive to the cinema. Our first demo is inspired the universe of Quentin Tarantino with a lot of references of  films like "Pulp Fiction", "Inglorious Basterds". For our EP, we continued to work this concept with other films like "Into The Wild", "Romeo + Juliette", "Fight Club". For this new album,  we felt the need to express personal feelings. The lyrics are about what we can live in our daily life, through our passion.

5. What bands have influenced your band and its sound?

We all have very different musical horizons but we agreed and started  our music with electrocore/ deathcore. Little by little, other influences were added as melodic hardcore, post hardcore ... Even if we are fans of very very different bands, we agreed too with Parkway Drive, The Devil Wears Prada, Architect, We Came As Romans, Northlane, Emmure, While She Sleeps.

6. Is there any story or concept behind the Follow The Clouds title?

It's not a concept, just a way of life, a way to say " catch your dreams, even if they are very far from you " "Follow the Clouds" speaks about  fulfill your dreams, never give up, no matter what happens, no matter who will try to get you down, take your own way, share your passion !

7. Who produced Follow The Clouds and what was it like working with them?

We've recorded all the music with Felix in his home studio in Cannes. Mixing and mastering were made by Nicolas Delestrades from NDSE Studio (Paris). We never worked with him and It was a good thing to have a new person for the mixing process. Nicolas is hardworking guy and we're happy to worked with him on this album. He gave us a new point of view on our music.

8. Who did the cover art for Follow The Clouds and how much input did you have on it?

The cover art was created by Mike from Artery Recordings. We had several ideas and creation before Mike showed us this creation, but we were not convinced by it. We fell totally in love with the picture. It matches with our expectations. This is a 10-track album.

9. This release will be released via Artery Recordings how has your relationship been with them and how did the signing happen?

When Eric from Artery Foundation decided to manage us, he announced that Artery Recordings was very interested by us too. Quickly, Mike gave us a proposition. Now, we're always in touch and we talk almost every day about many things, many projects for the band. On the one hand, it's an honor to be a member of this family with such a good bands, and on the other hand, it's amazing to be listened and assisted by professionals as Mike and Eric.

10. You released a single for the song, "Rest in Pieces" will you be using this same single as a video possibility as well or do you have another single in mind?

We have been hesitant for a long time for the next video clip... We have chosen another song which is not released. We hope that is the good choice !  We will probably organize the shooting this summer.

11. What are your upcoming touring/show plans?

We have some shows already booked for this summer:  the Mair1 Festival in Germany and some french gigs.We're preparing biggest things for the end of the year.

12. Where can we listen to your band and where can we buy your stuff?

All our news are shared on our Facebook page You can listen all the singles on you tube (Stgf or Arteryrecordings channel)... We still sell our EP on Big Cartel Shop and iTunes and you can listen it on Spotify, Deezer. The new album is already available with Pre-Orders on merchnow and will be available on June 4th on iTunes and Amazon.

13. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

Not leaving someone absolutely indifferent is the most important thing to us. We really want to share  our energy. We think that metal music (to be generalist) is a perfect way to express a mix of anger, strength and hope. Our message is never give up and enjoy life to the full that's why it's also important to us to invite the people to party with us, to forget their daily life with a part of electronic music!

14. What can the fans expect to see from you in the future?

We do our best to grow our band and our projects. We're already working on the next album, next video clip, tour dates ...keep an eye on us, we hope you'll appreciate the next surprises !

15. Any final words of wisdom?

Thank you for this interview, for your interest, and thanks to our manager Eric, and Mike from Artery Recordings ! They gave us a chance to grow up, we are very grateful to them. And thanks to everyone who follow us and trust in us since the beginning ! It's difficult to share your music in our area, we are lucky, so we hope that the others will have this chance too. One message : never give up.
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France's premiere metal act DAGOBA has signed a North American licensing deal with eOne Music for the release of their new LP "Post Mortem Nihil Est" due out June 18th here in the U.S. "Post Mortem Nihil Est" will be the bands follow up to "Poseidon," which was released in 2010 that included the hit single "The Things Within." DAGOBA has been making their mark in Europe for years, opening for the likes of Machine Head, Metallica, In Flames and Sepultura. The band plans to make US landfall sometime this summer.

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DEVILDRIVER have confirmed that the title of their new album is Winter Kills.  The album will be released worldwide on August 27th.  The band recorded the album in Florida at Audio Hammer Studios and vocals in Los Angeles, CA at Dez's home studio with Mark Lewis (Black Dahlia Murder, Whitechapel, All That Remains) handling production duties.

The artwork for Winter Kills features a photograph by Dean Karr.  The layout was done by Ryan Clark/Invisible Creature.

DEVILDRIVER has worked with Lewis previously on "Beast" and "The Last Kind Words" and producer Mark Lewis's prolific leadership of the new school of metal has yet again helped DEVILDRIVER deliver another Epic heavy Metal record.  This record melds what the band does best. In your face power as well as the California Groove sound the band pioneered.

DEVILDRIVER has always been a band on a three-pronged mission: Work hard, rock harder, and kick as many asses as possible in the process. The band tours forever and has since its beginnings. Their live performances and circle pits are as legendary as their music.

"This is by far DEVILDRIVER's most cohesive, powerful, groove laden record to date!

We delivered our signature California Groove sound alongside a Raw and Biting guitar tone, mixed it with massive hooks, added in thunderous drums to rethink, and reshape another different sounding unique piece of Rock-N-Roll! Cutting our own path is something to be proud of. DEVILDRIVER has always and will forever be about thinking outside the box and delivering on something different from record to record, we cannot be assimilated into any scene or even genre of Metal and we will continue to do things our own way with a massive middle finger in the air to the status quo!"

Hail RockNRoll

Dez FaFara

The band will be hitting the road worldwide in support of Winter Kills.  Touring as always will be a focal point for the band. The US can expect to see them this fall and winter with Europe and the rest of the globe coming in 2014 and beyond.
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P.O.D. and Flyleaf have announced that they will be embarking on a co-headlining U.S. tour, kicking off on July 13th in Kenosha, WI and wrapping on August 10th in San Diego, CA.

TOUR DATES:

07/13 Kenosha, WI – Brat Shop
07/14 Joliet, IL – Mojoes
07/16 Dayton, OH – McGuffy’s House of Rock
07/18 Flint, MI – The Machine Shop
07/19 Baltimore, MD – Rams Head Live
07/20 Luzerne, PA – Brews Brothers West
07/21 Philadelphia, PA – Theatre of Living Arts (TLA)
07/23 Boston, MA – House of Blues
07/24 New York, NY – Highline Ballroom
07/26 Clifton Park, NY – Upstate Concert Hall
07/29 Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works
07/30 Baton Rouge, LA – Varsity Theatre
08/01 Houston, TX – House of Blues (P.O.D. only)
08/02 Dallas TX, – Trees
08/04 Amarillo, TX – Midnight Rodeo
08/06 Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine Theatre
08/08 Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
08/09 West Hollywood, CA – House of Blues
08/10 San Diego, CA – House of Blues
08/16 Great Falls, MT – Montana Expo Park (P.O.D. only)
08/17 Riverton, WY – Fremont County Fairgrounds (P.O.D. only)
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Germany's death metal act OBSCENITY has been around for nearly 25 years now, throughout their musical careers they have played shows, released albums, and continue to just do what they love to do making music! Jorg Pirch bassist and guitarist Hedrik Bruns were the one's to discuss the band over the years and plans for the future.


1. Can I get a backstory on the band/ band biography?

Hi Natalie, thans for the interview. So here we go …

OBSCENITY was formed in 1989 with the intention to play brutal Death-Metal. The first sign of life was the Demo-tape “Age Of Brutality”, which was recorded in 1991. The tape got amazing responses in the underground-scene and relevant fanzines. The overwhelming reactions to “Amputated Souls” made a lot of labels get in contact with the band. So OBSCENITY picked out the best offer and signed a deal with “West Virginia Records”, who released the first album “Suffocated Truth” in December 1992. Because “West Virginia Records” dissolved in 1993, OBSCENITY went back to the studio to record a second Demo-tape called “Amputated Souls”. This tape led the way to a new deal with “D&S Records”. In July 1994 “D&S Records” released the second album “Perversion Mankind”. The band split up with the label in January 1996, due to unprofessional work and lack of support and signed a new deal with “Morbid Records” one month later.

In June 1996 “The 3rd Chapter” was released. This album proved that OBSCENITY belongs, without any doubts, to Germany’s leading Death-Metal acts. With “The 3rd Chapter” the band finally found their today well known style, which is the combination of American Death-Metal brutality and European virtuosity. To bridge the time to the next studio album the band produced two video-clips for the songs “Disgrace Over You” and “Schattenspiele”. These two clips and an interview were released in form of the home-video “Whipped, raped… obscene” in December 1996. The two video-clips were also broadcasted on many TV-shows (like “Metalla” on “VIVA-Television” for example).

In the summer of 1997 the band renewed their agreement with “Morbid Records” and recorded their fourth album “Human Barbecue”. Because of the tenth anniversary of the band and a lot requests from all over the world, OBSCENITY decided to release the CD “Demo-Niac” in May 1999. This release featured their two demos “Age Of Brutality” and “Amputated Souls”. One year later the waiting for new material of the band was over. “Intense” saw the light of day. What followed were two successful Headliner-Tours with labelmates HYPNOS through the Czech Republic and Germany. In the fall of 2001 the band returned to the mighty “Soundlodge Studio” to record their most brutal album “Cold Blooded Murder”, including skullcrushing Death-Metal hymns like “The Arrival”, “My Dark One” and “Sleepwalker”.

As with previous albums, this album got fantastic reviews in the Metal media. The album was well promoted on the “No Mercy-Festivals 2002” (with IMMORTAL,HYPOCRISY, MALEVOLENT CREATION, etc.) and as the supporting act for SIX FEET UNDER on their summer-tour in 2003. Some of the outstanding moments in the history of OBSCENITY were: their show on the “Fuck The Commerce-Festival 2001” in front of more than 3000 freaking out maniacs, the mainstage-show on the “With Full Force Open-Air 2002” with more than 20000 headbangers, and “Wacken:Open:Air 2003” to name a few. As the band cracked down in 2009/ 2010, Hendrik Bruns (guit.) starts to renew the band and wrote several demo tracks to shape a new Obscenity dimension.

In 2010 Jeff Rudes from Tampa, Florida joined the band and completed the demo tracks with his ultra growling voice. In the Beginning of 2011 former member and drummer Sascha Knust rejoined OBSCENITY and also the guitar player Christoph Weerts is recruited in the group´s ranks. Obscenity has been completed now by finding a new bassplayer, named Jörg Pirch. After a new Label ( Apostasy Records) was found , Obscenity recorded" Atrophied in Anguish ". The war-machine OBSCENITY is hungrier then ever to reign the Death-Metal world with an iron and bloody fist. After 24 years of pure Death-Metal-Mayhem, the story has just begun. So run for cover and stay obscene!

2. How did you guys come up with your band name?

It was Saschas idea with the name. Once he came up with that name and a self drawing logo. We all totally agreed and Obscenity was born. In 95 the logo has been changed in a few details. And also on the last CD  the logo has become a new metallic look.

3. Where is the band based out of and what is your music scene like there? Are there any local bands you could recommend?

To some bands we have good and friendly relations – to other bands respect. We don’t keep rivalries to other bands. We make our own thing and let other bands to do their stuff – at shows, we talk together and have some fun and have some drinks.

4. In just 1 year's time you will have been a band for 25 years, thoughts, feelings, opinions? Do you plan on celebrating?

Of course it’s a very long time but special feelings didn't come out by OBSCENITY because it’s not really important for us…the most important thing is to have fun and to play good sessions together...to mention is, that the longtime experience make professional working possible – during the rehearsals or live-sessions…but perhaps we will plan a surprise – stay tuned!

5. What lyrical theme do you guys use in your music? What message do you want to send?

OBSCENITY doesn't have any lyrical concept. Jeff writes his feelings, experiences, dreams and so on to a song text, like ordinary problems, etc. In my opinion the lyrical-themes are not so important as the music, but good lyrics are gladly read by me. If I have a booklet with the lyrics, I will read them! By the way, mayor lyrical themes dismal stories from the daily life like torture, violence, betrayal, injustice, sickness, poorness, catastrophes and so on – mostly write down as metaphors. OBSCENITY wants the listeners to think different without to distract from the music.

6. What bands have influenced your band and its sound?

OBSCENITY generally plays death metal in the vein of old school American style with a mixture of modern technical elements…we hear all kind of metal music and so we are influence by several bands – to much to mention! We have surely our own style to play – listen to our albums and you will hear and recognize a recall value – the combination of speed, groove and lead-guitar with few thrash-elements is the characteristic feature of the OBSCENITY-style.

7. Is there any story or concept behind the Atrophied in Anguish title?

No, – ATROPHIED IN ANGUISH isn't a concept album – all ten songs are independent-minded. Each song in standing for itself and writes his own story.

8. Who produced Atrophied in Anguish and what was it like working with them?

ATROPHIED IN ANGUISH was recorded and produced at the Soundlodge. Jörg, the producer, knows OBSCENITY for many years, by the way Jörg recorded his first professional album with OBSCENITY!   ( Intense) He knows what we want and to work out the recordings with him were professional and funny – he is cool  guy, who has experience as a musician and as a producer.

9. Who did the cover art for Atrophied in Anguish and how much input did you have on it?

Our actual cover-artwork was done by Remy/HEADSPLITDESIGN. APOSTASY had the idea to ask this guy. Therefore we had study his artworks and fast determined, that he has got a killer style to design artworks. So we had contacted and told him our album title with basically ideas for the design – with this information he created the cover-artwork and layout for ATROPHIED. He had absolutely free hands to do his work.  But it was our idea to bring in the Obscenity Circle in the front cover theme.

10. Select two songs from Atrophied in Anguish and what inspired the lyrics.

The lyrics Jeff wrote are very personal. As said in a few questions before, each song stands for his own.   The lyrical themes range from what’s fucked up in the world and how to resolve it, mainly involving mass murder and world war, to anti religion with gore/horror thrown in.  In writing the lyrics he tries to write shit that will make those who pay attention to the lyrics think more for themselves.

11. What are your expectations for the CD?

We had no big expectations at this time. The band was broken a few  years ago.and renewed with a  new cast. We have been excited of course and it was a kind of experiment what will happen to us and how the fans will realize and accept the new stuff. But it works!

12. Do you guys have any new music in the works as far as a follow-up release?

Yes, of course . Chris and I are working hard on the new stuff. We have 4-5 tracks finished in a basic version. And as far as we have finished songwriting , we are gonna  practice them until we are satisfied and prepared to a enter a studio.

13. What is it you’d like a listener to remember the most when hearing your music for the first time?

The refrain and the melody line . It is the best what can happen to a songwriter when the audience can remember a catchy refrain .  It is really important for us  to have a musical message and to sound not like other bands.

14. What are your upcoming touring plans?

We have a few gigs and festivals this summer to spring until now. In between we are in writing mode for the new Obscenity stuff!

15. Has OBSCENITY ever played in the States or plan to do so in the future?

It is very sad, but no. we had some offers years ago , but had to cancer because of personal problems but hey, of course we want to… The states are a very huge and exciting market for every band. If  someone  can mange something like that for us?!?!

16. Out of everyone in the band, who would win in a headbanging or mosh pit contest?

Not special one of OBSCENITY but all together make the show – important is that the audience moshes to our sound and has fun at our shows. It’s a good feeling to see people move to our music.

17. How many band t-shirts, hoodies, beanies, hats, are in your personal collections?

I personally owns 49 shirts, long sleeves and hoodies – most of them were exchange with other bands and have although nice remembering.

18. What makes you guys "NOT" metal?

Trends, fashions, fascism, violence for examples are no goes…don’t hesitate – come as you are and do want you want – but this with respect and correctness to other people and animals.

19. What can the fans expect to see from you in the future?

In future we plan to have gigs , festivals  and perhaps tours. We will see, what the time brings to us. Furthermore we will be concentrated on new material to record the next long player lately in 2014. A few new interesting riffs are done yet – beware and be prepared!

20. Any final words of wisdom?

Thank you very much for the interest in OBSCENITY and for the interview – listen to our new album ATROPHIED IN ANGUISH and keep our scene clean – stay obscene!
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