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HADES/NON-FICTION Guitarist Gets His Own Internet Radio Show

September 18, 2009

HADES/NON-FICTION guitarist Dan Lorenzo has launched a weekly Internet radio show, "F-Bombs For Everyone", on Bionic Strigl Radio. You can hear it every Thursday at 3:00 p.m. EST at this location. According to Lorenzo, the program is "sort of like '24-7', my weekly column in Steppin' Out magazine — opinionated and obnoxious. My buddy Mike Cristi (who is also the drummer for NON-FICTION and THE CURSED) joins me each week as I play music... and goof on people. Occasionally I even goof on Mike... well, actually EVERY show I goof on Mike. I'd stop, but he keeps laughing."

"F-Bombs For Everyone" will soon be available via iTunes as well.

For the first time since 1986, HADES' classic "Resisting Success" lineup will reunite for two shows in April 2010. These dates will mark drummer Tom Coombs' first appearances with HADES since the "Exist To Resist" CD was released in 1994. Guitarist Scott LePage (who actually played bass on "Saviorself" and "The Downside" in 1999 and 2000) will handle lead guitar duties for HADES for the first time since recording "Resisting Success".

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