THE HAUNTED Frontman To Guest On Next 'Omega Wave' Podcast

July 20, 2011

Vocalist Peter Dolving of Swedish metallers THE HAUNTED will guest on the next installment of FORBIDDEN guitarist Craig Locicero's "Omega Wave" podcast, which will take place this Sunday, July 24 at 6:30 p.m. PT / 9:40 p.m. ET. It will then be made available for streaming on demand.

Jon Schaffer of ICED EARTH and SONS OF LIBERTY and Mark "Barney" Greenway of NAPALM DEATH will guest on the next installment of FORBIDDEN guitarist Craig Locicero's "Omega Wave" podcast, which will take place this Sunday, May at 6:00 p.m. PT / 9:00 p.m. ET. It will then be made available for streaming on demand.

Craig Locicero and his co-host "Barbwire" Bill Shields (former host for "In The Dark Radio", professional wrestler and current ordained minister of the collective conscious) will be taking questions and speaking off-the-cuff on whatever news-related and controversial subject may come up.

The goals of the show are two-fold:

1) To speak to different compelling and controversial lyricists in metal and hard rock weekly. They will be asked about their motivation, their craft, and what exactly inspires them in these challenging times to do what they do. Their thoughts and opinions on the most current affairs and intensely debated issues will also be discussed.

2) Have listeners sit in on a real conversation between good friends without censorship watering those thoughts down. Hosts Bill and Craig will be taking questions and topic suggestions live and will have unfiltered reactions to them in real time. These conversations will not hold back and could get very heated at times, depending on the topic.

Previous podcasts and guests have included: Jon Schaffer (ICED EARTH, SONS OF LIBERTY),Mark "Barney" Greenway (NAPALM DEATH),Henrik Ohlsson (SCAR SYMMETRY) and Neil Fallon (CLUTCH).

Tune in live to the "Omega Wave" show at this location.

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