Alissa White Gluz Source The newest Arch Enemy singer, Alissa White Gluz shares her thoughts about being vegan and animal rights in a new interview for Peta2. In the interview she talks about how she was actually raised by vegetarian parents and started being vegan since the age of 13: Although we just scratch the surface [in this interview], the reason I’m so passionate about living vegan is because it benefits the environment…
Alissa White Gluz Source The newest Arch Enemy frontwoman, Alissa White Gluz was injured during an accident on stage at one of the band’s latest shows from their European tour. It seems that a broken rib won’t keep the artist away from the stage, according to a statement where she explains that the band will continue touring: Thank you for the love and well wishes, everyone who has written to me! It really…
Arch Enemy – You Will Know My Name Source The well known melodic death metal band, Arch Enemy decided to release a new video for one of the songs from their upcoming album, War Eternal, which is set to be released on June 9 in Europe, and June 10 in US via Century Media. This single is the third one to be released with the band’s newest singer Alissa White-Gluz, which was…
The Agonist Source The melodic death metal band from Canada revealed their first interview with the newest singer, Vicky Psarakis. The interview provides some new thoughts regarding the band’s future and the band members also talk about how Vicky joined the band. The Agonist will start recording their upcoming album at the end of this month and according to the band’s guitarist, Danny Marino: Creating this album has been an amazing experience…
Arch Enemy – War Eternal album artwork Source The melodic death metal band decided to share some new information about the upcoming album: the album’s artwork and also its tracklist. The album’s artwork, which was created by the Romanian artist Costin Chioreanu, resembles very well the message that the band wants to share through the whole idea of this new album. Also speaking about the upcoming album and the idea behind War…
Alissa White-Gluz in the new Arch Enemy video Source Recently the band’s singer, Angela Gossow, announced that she leaves the band from various reasons and that she will be replaced by The Agonist’s singer, Alissa White-Gluz. The band already released a video with the new singer,(they really like to move fast) which in 4 days reached more than 1 million views. The song, War Eternal, is one of the tracks from the…
Source Actually the band’s singer, Angela Gossow, left the band and she was also the one that encouraged taking as replacement The Agosnit’s, Alissa Whit- Gluz. So check out below, Angela’s opinion about her “retirement”: Dear Arch Enemy fans, this is not easy to tell you … I have decided to step down from being Arch Enemy’s voice of anger. After 13 years of pure f–king metal, 6 studio albums and…
Source Arch Enemy – War Eternal Arch Enemy already started mixing their upcoming album, War Eternal, with Jens Bogren which also collaborated with bands like Opeth, Kreator and Paradise Lost. They didn’t announced an official date for the album’s release, but it seems that it is going to be released in early June this year. For this new album, the band worked with two very good and talented sound engineers, Daniel Erlandsson…
Source There isn’t much to say about it , Arch Enemy just said in a statement that cancel all the concerts: It is with great disappointment that we have to cancel our shows at European festivals this summer. The reason for this being private family matters that demand our full attention, making it difficult to fulfill our commitments in that time frame. We are currently looking into the possibility of rescheduling…
I remember the first time that I heard Megadeth’s “Head Crusher” last July. Within the first twenty seconds, I knew two things were true: Dave wrote the song and Andy Sneap mixed it. The former item is rather inconsequential, as I saw on youtube that it was indeed a Megadeth song. (Had it not been labeled, it still woulda been quite obvious…) But the second is not. In this, the beginning of 2010, the work…
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