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DARKTHRONE, DEICIDE Members Featured In Article On Death/Black Metal Guitar Technique

January 25, 2006

U.K. journalist Joel McIver (web site) has interviewed members of DARKTHRONE, AKERCOCKE, GOAT OF MENDES, DESECRATION, KATATONIA, DEICIDE, ENTHRONED, BIOMECHANICAL and KULT OV AZAZEL for a forthcoming extreme metal feature in Total Guitar magazine's (web site) March issue. The interviews cover guitar techniques in death and black metal, tips on how to achieve a brutal guitar sound and the players' nominations for the most accomplished players in metal. "I also asked them what the most metal animal was," reports McIver. "Some of them thought I was taking the piss, but they all had an answer for me..."

Read the full article in Total Guitar 147, out on February 1.

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