![]() ![]() Sam Matlock, Milkie Way, and company tore through an unadulterated set of nu-metal tracks tinged with punk and electronica that included “Super Fiend”, “D.R.I.L.D.O”, and “Rage All Over”. The show opened with a blast of energy from the British duo WARGASM, whose stage presence was undeniable. The sonic odyssey of Bloodywood graced the stage of the Roxian Theater in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, which is nestled in the shadow of Pittsburgh only a short distance down the Ohio River from the infamous Steel City. With their infectious energy and thought-provoking lyrics, the band has built an ardent following, igniting a revolution that stretches far beyond the realm of music or the shores of any country.īorn in the vibrant streets of New Delhi, India, in 2016, Bloodywood showcases their unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries, both musically and socially, as they fearlessly tackle pressing issues and ignite conversations. ![]() Their raw energy, cultural fusion, and a fearless spirit of rebellion is a testament to the transformative power of music, transcending boundaries and uniting people from all corners of the globe. They are a musical force that blends cultural heritage with a relentless fusion of metal, hip-hop, and traditional Indian rhythms.Īs a band, they are carving a distinctive path and leaving an indelible mark on the modern musical landscape. ![]() In a realm of modern music overflowing with musical genres, there are few bands that possess a unique sonic force that defies categorization while leaving listeners spellbound and yearning for more. The disc was produced at the Soundlodge studios in Rhauderfehn in the northwest of Germany. So there’s a certain uniqueness to these ultra bands that make it so big that you really can’t duplicate it.”ĪNVIL will release its new album, “Pounding The Pavement”, on Januvia SPV/ Steamhammer as a digipak version (including one bonus track and poster), two-LP gatefold colored version, digital download and stream. I mean, no one’s really done it to METALLICA yet, they tried to do it to LED ZEPPELIN but they didn’t really manage to do that either. You’ll get a lot of jealousy, a lot of envy - that’s what happens with that - and integrity-wise, only if there’s something really unique and individual that they can grasp on to, steal it and use it better. You can go for the commercial aspect, and what comes with that generally is you’re not going to get the accolades from fellow musicians. “There are very very distinctly a number of roads you can take in a musical field. Much more so than any of the commercial music that might have been on the radio. But were they an influence on me? Absolutely. CAPTAIN BEYOND was a phenomenal band that, yeah, the musicians knew about it, but did the actual public know about it? No. That’s fine, I’ve got mine - I can talk about the ’70s and talk about certain bands like CAPTAIN BEYOND. It’s just the way it works, and I’m just one of those obscure bands that other bands listen to, to get inspired by. So what I’m saying is musicians find inspiration in music that’s much more obscure. Because many times - and you know it as well, everyone knows this - in some of the biggest-selling songs, there’s no integrity, there’s nothing great about the musicianship or anything, so is it an influence to musicians that are trying to learn how to play? Probably not. It’s not about how much money you made from that song. For musicians, it has nothing to do with money, ultimately, it has to do with what you brought to the table that’s inspiring me. “There’s nothing really new or innovative. We’re all inspiration to others,” he continued. Do you realize the impact you’ve had on the music industry and on heavy metal and everything that it’s about?’ And he just looks me straight in the eye and goes, ‘In 10 years, there’s going to be some other bloke sitting across the table from you, saying exactly the same thing.’ That’s what his answer was to it. I’m sitting across the table from him drinking vodka and we’re talking away, and I look at him and go, ‘You are a legend. “It comes down to a conversation with Lemmy in 1983 in a hotel room in Birmingham, England. “You know what? Everybody’s an inspiration to everybody else,” he responded. In a recent interview with Australia’s Music Feeds, ANVIL frontman Steve “Lips” Kudlow was asked about the fact that his band has been cited as a musical inspiration by some of the biggest acts in the world. ![]()
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