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LAWNMOWER DETH: Video Interview Available

June 19, 2009

Terrorizer magazine conducted an interview with LAWNMOWER DETH — the reunited late '80s/early '90s English comedy/thrash metal band which released three-and-a-half well-regarded albums — at this year's Download festival, which was held June 12-14 at Donington Park, United Kingdom. Watch the chat below.

LAWNMOWER DETH played a headlining show at the Pitz in Milton Keynes on June 5. They were introduced by Keith Platt, who is the alter ego of H (from ACID REIGN). He did a six-minute stand-up routine before announcing LAWNMOWER DETH to the stage.

LAWNMOWER DETH's third, and final, album "Billy", was released in 1993.

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