BLACK LABEL SOCIETY's NICK CATANESE: Entire 'Metal Moment' Podcast Available For Streaming

March 23, 2009

The recent interview with BLACK LABEL SOCIETY/SPEED X guitarist Nick "Evil Twin" Catanese conducted by Japan's "Metal Moment" podcast, which was previously only available for streaming in Quicktime format, can now be heard in its entirety below.

SPEED X — the new band featuring Nick Catanese, QUEENSRŸCHE axeman Mike Stone on guitar and vocals, DOUBLEDRIVE drummer Mike Froedge and former DOUBLEDRIVE bassist Joshua Sattler — performed on January 17, 2009 at the Hilton hotel in Anaheim, California during this year's NAMM show.

For more information on the band, visit www.myspace.com/speedxband.

BLACK LABEL SOCIETY is currently on the road as part of the Black Label Bash tour with support from SEVENDUST and DOPE.

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