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Ex-MARDUK Bassist Performs With DIABOLOS: Video Available

November 14, 2006

A video clip of former MARDUK bassist B.War performing the song "Katchem and Killem" live on Thursday, Nov. 9 with the Los Angeles-based black metal-horror-punk band DIABOLOS has been posted online at YouTube.com. B.War played two songs with the group — "Lacrimosa" and "Katchem and Killem" — in what marked his first live appearance since he quit MARDUK back in 2004.

DIABOLOS was formed by several Los Angeles musicians, including Undead Torment (NECROPHAGIA, ex-NOKTURNE),N. Eibon Fiend (DEMONIA),and Murder Machine. DIABOLOS plays a unique blend of black metal and punk, and pays tribute to horror and gore. "This is one of the reasons I became interested in DIABOLOS — they are not your typical black metal band," stated B.War. "Black metal is overrated these days; come on, there are even black metal cartoons! DIABOLOS took black metal and incorporated punk; they also [added] one of my favorite hobbies, horror movies, making this band very appealing to me."

You can check out several photos from the November 9 show at this location.

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