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Music Review
BONNAROO MUSIC FESTIVAL MARKS 10 YEARS OF CHARITABLE GIVING
The organizers of Bonnaroo announced today that after careful analysis of the first 10 years of the festival, they have been able to donate more than $5 million to local, regional and national charities and organizations.Festival partner Rick Farman further explained that as they prepare for the...
PEASANT TO RELEASE NEW ALBUM BOUND FOR GLORY IN APRIL!
Damien DeRose, the talented singer and songwriter behind Peasant, will release his third and most complete album Bound for Glory on April 17th via London-based Schnitzel Records (Ween and Hello=Fire). The follow up to the critically acclaimed and fan favorite Shady Retreat, Bound for Glory is a...
A Room With A View
Music video by Death Angel performing A Room With A View. (C) 1990 Geffen Records.
Time to Rock It Out At Best Buy...
Mark Osegueda Of Death Angel Dishes It Out
Death Angel is a Bay Area-based thrash metal band that dates back to 1982. The band has experienced several lineup changes and a major breakup, but has found a resurgence of popularity with a new generation, as well as continued support from their previous generation of fans. I spoke with Mark Osegueda, the band’s lead vocalist. Mark Osegueda (MO): Hey, it’s Mark! Times Square (TS): Do I have the whole band there? MO: Nope, just me! TS: I think you’ll do! You guys came about during the dawning of the new era with the thrash metal, who were some of your earlier influences. MO: New wave and British heavy metal definitely influenced us in a big way: [Judas] Priest, [Iron] Maiden, and of course, Motorhead. Then it got a little closer to the genre...
And Testament Will Be There Too!
Testament And Their Legacy With Chuck Billy
Testament is known as one of the most popular thrash metal bands of the 1980s and after having reunited with their original lineup in 2005, continue to inspire their fans with a combination of new music and old hits. Times Square had the chance to talk to Testament’s front man, Chuck Billy about the evolution of the band, and his Native American heritage. Times Square (TS): Testament has been active as a band now for almost three decades now. After all of the line-up changes the band has been through, what is it like to have the original Testament back together? Chuck Billy (CB): We had a revolving door of drummers, guitar players and bass players for...
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