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Fonz a écrit :C'est de la bombe !!!
Vous y connaissez quedal... ça sent l'enfer le vrai le bon comme à la grande époque !!!
VENOM RULE !!!

UK black metal legends VENOM have just released a news statement which names their new Venom drummer as Danté.
The band have been holding auditions for the last few months and they've finally made a choice.

"We had a fantastic response", explained Cronos, "there were many great players to choose from, but at the end of the day I wasn't looking for someone who could just play the songs, I wanted somebody who was really hungry to be in the band for all the right reasons, and Danté also has all the right qualifications".

The Woodman a écrit :si vous voulez rigoler un peu:

http://blog.bazillionpoints.com/?p=1181

The Quietus: How do the songs compare to those off "Hell"?

Cronos: I would say more like those off "Metal Black". More like our earlier stuff. "Hell" was getting a bit too much like session tracks. Too . . . polished. And polish isn't a good word for VENOM songs. VENOM songs need to be off the cuff, loose, a little bit thrash. Once you start polishing songs up a bit much you end up going in the wrong direction. There's a spontaneity about VENOM songs that I've always loved. When we're coming up with new VENOM songs there's one thing that I always try and keep in mind: "Is that kid in his bedroom on his knees playing air guitar and going 'Yeah! Get in!'" You know? I'm not interested in Joe Satriani sitting there and discussing whether it's technically correct or not! That's the last thing on my mind.

The Quietus: Now that you're a grandfather of extreme metal and black metal and thrash metal and all that good stuff that's spread all over the world, how do you feel when you look at this kind of metal now? What do you like and dislike about the current scene?

Cronos: I love seeing new bands coming out with fresh ideas and the enthusiasm in their faces and in their music and the whole brashness of it all. What I hate is same-y bands and all these bands that have come out over the last six years who are all going for the same sound and the same look. I would always say to people that being different and taking a risk is a lonely place at first because people don't get or understand you. They're not brave enough to commit to you. It's a strange and lonely place to be but what do you want on your gravestone — that you were a sheep and part of the flock or that you stood on your own. People are losing that sense of adventure. Where are today's icons? Where are today's Ozzys? Today's Alice Coopers?