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DARKEST HOUR Guitarist Featured In RANDALL TV Episode

August 27, 2008

DARKEST HOUR guitarist Mike Schleibaum recently spent time with the people from Randall Amplifiers at the band's House of Blues show in Chicago. In this installment of Randall TV (see below),Mike goes over the main features as well as little-known secrets of the Randall MTS head, talks about his new love for the dual effects loop, and takes some time to walk through the pedal board set up he's currently running.

Schleibaum is inviting fans backstage on this summer's inaugural Thrash and Burn tour to answer their "Ask the Dude" questions in person.

Launched earlier this year, www.askthedude.net is a free band advice resource for all you dudes out there. Drawing on 15 years of life in the band, eight years of life on the road, and a little-known degree in social work, Mike answers questions ranging from surviving life on the road, starting a band, guitar shredding, song writing, or really just ANYTHING that's band or music related.

Thrash and Burn 2008 features DARKEST HOUR, PARKWAY DRIVE, MISERY SIGNALS, WINDS OF PLAGUE, STICK TO YOUR GUNS, ARSIS, ARSONISTS GET ALL THE GIRLS, ABIGAIL WILLIAMS, and AFTER THE BURIAL with special guests SUICIDE SILENCE, AS BLOOD RUNS BLACK, EMMURE, VEIL OF MAYA, BROTHER VON DOOM and more on select dates.

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