Posted by Jeff Podoshen on September 11, 2017
I caught Danzig on tour at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia, PA on September 8. Per usual, a memorable show. This was an incredible bill and I’ll have reviews of openers Mutoid Man and Corrosion of Conformity in subsequent stories. Danzig, with current lineup, is on a short East Coast Tour that focuses on Danzig […]
Posted by Matt Brown on March 14, 2014
Earlier this week, it was announced that Vinnie Appice would be leaving Kill Devil Hill and would be replaced by Johnny Kelly, drummer for A Pale Horse Named Death, Danzig, and formerly of Type O Negative. However, there might be a small bit of drama going on with Kelly being added to the band. A […]
Posted by Matt Brown on March 10, 2014
Less than five months after their sophomore release Revolution Rise, Vinny Appice has left Kill Devil Hill, with former Type O Negative drummer Johnny Kelly stepping in. Via a press release, Appice offered the following comment: “It’s been a great musical adventure from the beginning, but the time has now come to go our separate ways […]
Posted by Bram Teitelman on July 11, 2013
Seven Witches, led by guitarist Jack Frost, have been around for 15 years, but their ninth album, Rebirth, is aptly titled. While Frost’s signature axework remains, the band, which also includes Ronnie Parkes (Farcry) on bass and Johnny Kelly (Type O Negative) on drums, is joined by a new vocalist, Anthony Cross. The new album, which […]
Posted by Metal Insider on May 28, 2013
We fell in love with A Pale Horse Named Death’s debut album And Hell Will Follow Me back in 2011. So it didn’t take long for us to become head over heels for the group’s latest offering, Lay My Soul To Waste, available now via Steamhammer/SPV. The album continues to capture the heavy and dark […]
Posted by Zach Shaw on July 14, 2011
In this week’s edition of DUH news: drummer Johnny Kelly confirmed in a new interview that it is “impossible to continue Type O Negative” without the late bassist/frontman Peter Steele. Also impossible to continue: The Doors without Jim Morrison and the Wesley Willis Fiasco.
Posted by Metal Insider on April 20, 2011
This Saturday, for the first time in America in over 25 years, Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax will take the stage as the Big Four in Indio. The metal titans have played European festivals before, but their sole American date (so far, anyway) is seeing people fly in from around the world to witness a […]
Posted by Zach Shaw on February 25, 2011
Black Label Society has reportedly parted ways with drummer William Hunt, who also drums in Evanescence. Hunt recorded drums on the group’s latest album Order Of The Black and had been a part of their touring lineup as well. It is not exactly clear what caused the split, but it’s a safe bet that Hunt’s […]
