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Illness Forces NEVERMORE To Pull Out Of SEATTLE METAL FEST

NEVERMORE have been forced to cancel their previously announced appearance at this year's Seattle Metal Fest due to "an illness in the band," according to a posting on the group's web site. "The band would like to apologize to all of their fans that had planned to come out and see them, and they wil...
October 11, 2004
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Former BLACK SABBATH Singer TONY MARTIN Working On New Solo Album

In a brand new interview with Metalshrine.se, former BLACK SABBATH vocalist Tony Martin spoke about his work with the legendary British heavy metal band and his upcoming activities. Several excerpts from the interview follow: Metalshrine.se: I can't really figure out where I have you musically. You'...
October 11, 2004
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VICIOUS RUMORS Guitarist Cancels KALEDON Guest Appearance Due To 'Serious Health Problems'

VICIOUS RUMORS guitarist Geoff Thorpe was forced to cancel his previously announced guest appearance on tnew KALEDON CD, third CD, "The Way of the Light". According to a posting on the KALEDON web site, "Geoff Thorpe will not appear in the next KALEDON's album for serious health problems! VICIOUS RU...
October 11, 2004
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EXODUS Added To MEGADETH's West Coast Dates

Veteran San Francisco thrashers EXODUS will occupy the middle slot at six MEGADETH West Coast dates later this month. Opening the proceedings will be Christian hard rockers 12 STONES. MEGADETH w/ EXODUS, 12 STONES: Oct. 25 - Anaheim, CA @ The Grove Oct. 26 - San Diego, CA @ 4th and B Oct. 28 - ...
October 7, 2004
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Missouri Heavy Metal Club Loses Appeal Of Liquor License Revocation

Dan Curry of The Examiner is reporting that Independence, MO heavy-metal venue The Bunker lost its appeal of its liquor license revocation, but plans to pursue its case in state courts. The Bunker, at 10520 E. U.S. 40 in southwest Independence, lost its liquor license last month after a lengthy batt...
October 5, 2004
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U.D.O. Drummer Sits Out European Tour

U.D.O. drummer Lorenzo Milani has been forced to sit out the band's current European due to "personal problems," according to a posting on the group's web site. Filling in for the tour behind the kit is Francesco Jovino. In other news, U.D.O. have announced that they have terminated their working re...
October 5, 2004
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POISONBLACK: New Album Delayed Until 2005

POISONBLACK, the Finnish band featuring SENTENCED frontman Ville Laihiala on guitar/vocals, have pushed back the projected release date of their sophomore album to early 2005 via Century Media Records. No reason was given for the delay. Laihiala had previously stated about the new album's musical di...
October 5, 2004
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Injury Forces THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN Guitarist To Sit Out U.S. Tour

THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN guitarist Brian Benoit has suffered a pinched nerve in his arm and has been forced to sit out the group's current U.S. tour. The group's official statement on the matter reads as follows: "Just in case any of you caught the first two shows on our current tour and are wonder...
October 4, 2004
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MORTIIS Says He Wasn't Impressed By His U.K. Chart Success

Earache Records has posted an exclusive interview with Norway's legendary eccentric artist MORTIIS. Several excerpts from the interview follow: Q: How has the press treated you this time around? Do you care at this point? Mortiis: "Yes, I care. It's been pretty good treatment this time. They've pret...
October 4, 2004
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SLIPKNOT Guitarist Says New Singles Show Band Evolution

SLIPKNOT sent two singles to radio last week, "Vermilion" and "Vermilion Pt. 2", both off the band's current album, "Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)". The songs feature elements like vocal harmonies and acoustic guitars, which have not been heard in SLIPKNOT tunes before. Guitarist James Root told L...
October 4, 2004
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SLIPKNOT Guitarist Discusses Missing Member

SLIPKNOT guitarist James Root, a.k.a. #4, has spoken to Launch Radio Networks about touring Europe without programmer Craig Jones #133, also known as #5, who was forced to leave the trek over the weekend and head home for emergency dental surgery. Asked to explain what afflicted Jones, Root said, "I...
September 29, 2004
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SLAYER Forced To Cut Munich Show Short After TOM ARAYA Loses Voice

SLAYER were forced to cut their set short in Munich, Germany Monday night (Sept. 27) after frontman Tom Araya lost his voice mid-performance. The following report was e-mailed to BLABBERMOUTH.NET by a web site visitor in Munich: "[The show] started quite good with a lively HATEBREED performance. SLI...
September 27, 2004
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Former THE CROWN Frontman To Play One-Off Show With INCAPACITY

Former THE CROWN frontman Johan Lindstrand will be handling the vocals for INCAPACITY during their concert with IMPIOUS on Friday, October 1 at Belsepub in Gothenburg, Sweden. According to a posting on THE CROWN's web site, regular INCAPACITY singer Andreas "Drette" Axelsson "has been forced to say...
September 27, 2004
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MORTICIAN, AKERCOCKE, VEHEMENCE: Tampa Show Cancelled

MORTICIAN, AKERCOCKE and VEHEMENCE were forced to cancel their scheduled appearance at The Masquerade in Tampa, FL Sunday night (Sept. 26) due to the threat of Hurricane Jeanne. The bands reportedly took off and left the state after their Orlando date Saturday night just as the hurricane was making...
September 26, 2004
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SLIPKNOT's CRAIG JONES To Sit Out Part Of European Tour

SLIPKNOT's "samples and media" guy, Craig Jones #133 (a.k.a. #5),has been forced to sit out the early portion of the group's current European tour due to a "medical emergency." The band's official statement on the matter reads as follows: "We've made it thru 10 years without a member of SLIPKNOT mi...
September 26, 2004