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Ex-ICED EARTH/DEATH Drummer RICHARD CHRISTY: New Audio Interview Posted Online

March 11, 2009

The latest episode of "Talking Metal" features an interview hosts Mark Strigl and John Ostronomy conducted with acclaimed heavy metal drummer Richard Christy (ICED EARTH, DEATH, LEASH LAW, CONTROL DENIED, BURNING INSIDE),who currently works for "The Howard Stern Show".

The 70-minute podcast can be downloaded at this location.

Richard Christy recently released his film "Majestic Loincloth" via YouTube. He says, "his is a film that I shot way back in 2002-2004 and needless to say, it is possibly the manliest, most sword-swinging, headbanging, and all-around idiotic movie of all time! If you want a good laugh then you should definitely check it out!"

Christy has played in many bands, including ICED EARTH, BURNING INSIDE, DEATH and CONTROL DENIED. Christy joined DEATH after meeting their leader Chuck Schuldiner in a bookstore while the band was looking for a new drummer after the departure of Gene Hoglan. Christy recorded three albums with DEATH (the critically-acclaimed "The Sound of Perseverance", released in 1998; "Live in L.A. (Death & Raw)", 2001; and "Live in Eindhoven", also 2001) and one album with CONTROL DENIED, "The Fragile Art of Existence", which came out in 1999.

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