HADES/NON-FICTION Members Interviewed On 'Glory Is Noise' Radio Show (Audio)

March 22, 2011

On the current episode of the "Glory Is Noise" online radio show, host Joel Gausten welcomes singer Alan Tecchio and guitarist Dan Lorenzo, both of the legendary New Jersey metal bands HADES and NON-FICTION, to discuss HADES' upcoming reunion show and new live DVD. In addition to classic HADES and NON-FICTION tunes, the show features music from Tecchio's bands AUTUMN HOUR and WATCHTOWER and Lorenzo's side project, THE CURSED.

The entire 138-minute episode can be streamed below.

A Garden State institution for three decades, HADES released its debut album, "Resisting Success", in 1987. That LP (as well as 1988's "If At First You Don't Succeed") remains a high-water mark of American thrash music. Since ceasing as a full-time band in 1989, HADES has reformed and recorded new material on several occasions; their latest studio album, "DamNation", was released in 2001.

HADES is set to perform their only scheduled U.S. show of 2011 this Saturday, March 26 at Dingbatz in Clifton, New Jersey. The band will be joined onstage by former MANOWAR guitarist Ross "The Boss" Friedman to perform a song off the first MANOWAR album.

HADES' previous American reunion show, performed in April 2010, is documented on the just-released DVD, "Reunited & Re-Ignited", available at DanLorenzo.net. The DVD also includes footage of NON-FICTION's reunion show at Dingbatz in November 2009. Additionally, Tecchio and Lorenzo are featured in Joel Gausten's latest book, "From Satan to Sabbath: The Metal Interviews 2000-2009", alongside past/present members of KISS, AEROSMITH and BLACK SABBATH.

"Glory Is Noise" is a bi-weekly show on Radio Free Satan. Each episode, host Joel Gausten offers an eclectic mix of music and exclusive interviews with mainstream and underground recording artists.

Professionally filmed video footage of the HADES reunion show on April 21, 2010 at Dingbatz in Clifton, New Jersey can be viewed below.

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