Showing posts with label black tusk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black tusk. Show all posts
Monday, September 20, 2010
Well, summer is official over but fear not! You can relive some of the amazing IU shows that went down over the last days of summer right here...
Huge thanks to Christian DeBrigard for the fantastic video.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Ithaca Underground's Bubba Crumrine caught up with guitarist/vocalist Andrew Fidler of Savanah, Georgia's Black Tusk the day of their thunderous performance at The Haunt last Sunday.
IU: How did the rest of the Black Cobra/Black Tusk tour go last year after the Ithaca show?
Andrew: That was an amazing tour! Being on the road with Black Cobra was easy and the shows were great. Those are some of our best friends.
IU: You guys have been pretty busy since we saw you last November - signing to relapse, new album, sick tours - tell us about what you've been up to an how it all came together?
Andrew: That's pretty much it. We dropped that record in May, toured with Pentagram and Zoroaster. Just been incredibly busy. I think we were actually at home for a month this summer. We have a booking agent, so that is very helpful to keep us on the road. Hopefully we get some downtime this winter to write a new album and we hope to solidify a European tour for the beginning of next year.
IU: Have the crowds been different since you signed to Relapse?
Andrew: Sure. As more people find out about us, more people are going to show up for the shows.
IU: How do you feel about your new album "Taste The Sin" being able to look back at it after a few months?
IU: How did the rest of the Black Cobra/Black Tusk tour go last year after the Ithaca show?
Andrew: That was an amazing tour! Being on the road with Black Cobra was easy and the shows were great. Those are some of our best friends.
IU: You guys have been pretty busy since we saw you last November - signing to relapse, new album, sick tours - tell us about what you've been up to an how it all came together?
Andrew: That's pretty much it. We dropped that record in May, toured with Pentagram and Zoroaster. Just been incredibly busy. I think we were actually at home for a month this summer. We have a booking agent, so that is very helpful to keep us on the road. Hopefully we get some downtime this winter to write a new album and we hope to solidify a European tour for the beginning of next year.
IU: Have the crowds been different since you signed to Relapse?
Andrew: Sure. As more people find out about us, more people are going to show up for the shows.
IU: How do you feel about your new album "Taste The Sin" being able to look back at it after a few months?
Labels: black tusk, blacktusk, Fu Manchu, Ithaca, Ithaca Underground, Relapse Records, swamp metal, The Haunt
Friday, September 3, 2010
Band Name: Acipenser
Location:
Parishville, NY
Formed: 2007
Members:
Justin- Guitar/Vocals
Jimmy- Drums/Vocals
Ed- Bass/Vocals
Band History:
We started the band in 2007 with Mike Mcpherson, but more or less due to all of our lives going in different directions, we had to put the band on hold for about a year. Once we had everything back in place, we regrouped and Mike had decided to stay in Martha's Vineyard. We played together as a 3 piece for about a solid year and then added a 2nd guitar player by the name of Mike Murphy, he was in the band for roughly 3 months and we wrote the song "The Black Queen" with him, he decided to leave the band after the cd was recorded, our original plan was to have Mike Murphy helping with the bulk of the vocals.
Location:
Parishville, NY
Formed: 2007
Members:
Justin- Guitar/Vocals
Jimmy- Drums/Vocals
Ed- Bass/Vocals
Band History:
We started the band in 2007 with Mike Mcpherson, but more or less due to all of our lives going in different directions, we had to put the band on hold for about a year. Once we had everything back in place, we regrouped and Mike had decided to stay in Martha's Vineyard. We played together as a 3 piece for about a solid year and then added a 2nd guitar player by the name of Mike Murphy, he was in the band for roughly 3 months and we wrote the song "The Black Queen" with him, he decided to leave the band after the cd was recorded, our original plan was to have Mike Murphy helping with the bulk of the vocals.
Labels: Black Metal, black tusk, Ithaca, Ithaca Underground, Meet The Band, sludge, The Haunt
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