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I'm not saying you have to be a social butterfly or you gotta be a schmoozer, but it does help when you're actually out in the world. So I'll have both bands going. In late , the four machinists inked a Worldwide deal with Massacre Records, one of the most important independent labels for heavy music from the past 20 years. NET does not endorse, or guarantee the accuracy of, any user comment. Line up Randy Black: We're not just doing it for a few shows. After listening to the new material, Joe immediately agreed to join and they got an offer to play the famous "70, tons of Metal" cruise.

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You can also send an e-mail to blabbermouthinbox gmail. Joe and I talked about both bands and a little bit about his history in metal. Queste informazioni possono essere state inserite da utenti in maniera non controllata. So I'll have both bands going. Ultime notizie correlate Duskmachine, pubblicato il secondo album 26 lug di teone. Well, you run in to other agents and management and stuff like that, and musicians.

After founding DuskMachine in lateoriginal members Nikolai Wurk guitarRandy Black drumsPeter Habura bass and Hagen Hirschmann vocals didn't waste any time and started to write material for a concept album based on the writings of German 18th century writer Duskmachlne.

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It's doing well, and it's something I helped start, kind of. It's not about the money, really. But where others would give up, the remaining members didn't waste time and contacted Joe Comeau ex-Overkill, ex-Annihilatorasking him to take over vocal duties. Nikolai [Wurk], the guitar player, actually worked for Annihilator, and he was friends with Randy [Black] for years before that. Sound, lights, freighting, trucking, PA, overseeing the crew, stuff like that.

That's pretty exciting, because Matt and Tony finally have come around. You can now listen to the entire show using the audio player below. I'm not saying you have to be a social butterfly or you gotta be a schmoozer, but it does help when you're actually out in the world. Hidden comments will still appear to the user and to the user's Facebook friends.

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But it's more about what the label wants to do as far as promoting us in their roster, whether they're just going to throw it against the wall and see whether it sticks, or they're going to put duskmachhine money into advertising and getting us out on the road, because want to go play.

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We're the same people, so I think it's going to sound very similar. It was mostly Matt - he was just kind of disgusted with the whole music industry. They maybe have a girlfriend and go to the movies, but they don't get out there and meet people or do things. I don't really like to talk about that too much in the metal world. Just being out there in general. I think Metal Blade, they want to release a boxed set of the first three records, so it's definitely something we're going to do, not just a project.

We had never played Europe really with the original guys like that, and people were singing almost every song.

You run into people that have the same interests and do the same kind of stuff that you do. We're not just doing it for a few shows.

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They're in their bedroom practicing all the time, so you kind of gotta get out there. We got an unbelievable reaction. Now it's time for sure. Well, it is - everyone needs to make money.

Says Comeau about the song: Nothing against Metal Blade, but we want to see what the other labels want to help us do.