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Ramstein
RAMMSTEIN - dance metal from German forge. Between controversy
and consensus. One love it, the others hate it.
Rammstein - from heavy guitar riffs, through electronic beats
and provocative lyrics to feverish minds. Apostles of morality
point out the lack of "political correctness", when devoted fans
and critics are profuse in their praises. But one thing is sure -
Rammstein have achieved something noteworthy. Their music
appeals to audience from various classes of society."
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+ Till Lindemann (Lead Singer)
Born 1963.01.04
Used to drum for First Arsch
Once competed in swimming tournaments
+ Paul Landers (Guitar)
Born 1964.11.09
Used to play for Feeling B.
Spent most of his youth in Russia and of course, can speak Russian
+ Christian "Flake" Lorenz (Keyboards)
Born 1966.11.16
Used to play for Feeling B.
(Not-so) hidden talent: [painting]
Sang the tribute for The Ramones' "Pet Sematary
+ Richard Kruspe-Bernstein (Guitar)
Born 1967.06.24
Used to play for Orgasm Death Gimmick
Married to a Jewish woman and took her last name
+ Christoph "Doom" Schneider (Drums)
Born 1966.05.11
Used to play for Die Firma
Played in a lot of independent bands before making it to Rammstein.
+ Oliver Riedel (Bass)
Born 1971.04.11
Used to play for The Inchtaboktables
Only began playing bass at 21 years of age
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American Head Charge
American Head Charge burst onto the scene last summer and have been turning heads ever since. We thought it would be cool to take a little look back and see what all the excite is about. With that in mind we wanted to give you a second chance to check out over past AHC coverage. So if you missed these articles the first time around, here are the CD and live reviews we previously posted on antiMUSIC!
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Kittie
KITTIE has come a long way since their inception as a humble garage band in London, Ontario, Canada.
With the success of their certified gold debut album SPIT, Kittie has matured and evolved into an even more dynamic metal force that transcends all age and gender barriers.
After over a year of break neck paced, world-wide touring in support of SPIT, KITTIE returned home to an explosion of musical creativity and began working feverishly on their much anticipated sophomore release.
Their new album entitled ORACLE, due to be released in November, 2001, manifests all the fury of SPIT, but the blade of ORACLE has been honed to a keen edge and hardened in the fires of Hell.
ORACLE speaks of a journey of loss, despair and deception but foretells of an ultimate destination of truth and triumph.
What does ORACLE foretell of the future of KITTIE?.... that the band will stay their own course by remaining aloof from current musical trends and set new standards by hammering out honest metal music. In doing so, KITTIE will help bring metal back into perspective and back to the people.
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Drowning Pool
Drowning Pool Sinner Outstanding debut from rising Texan metal stars. Going platinum just 11 weeks after its US release last year; Sinner is the point where old and nu-metal meet. The impeccable riffs and uncompromising rhythms are perfectly balanced by Dave Williams's fashionably angst-full vocals -the fact that he can actually sing, as opposed to merely roaring or screaming being a bonus. Furthermore, Sinner is rammed with anthemic choruses. Bodies and its irresistible "Let the bodies hit the floor" intro, in particular, is sure to become a moshpit classic. And since they are a formidable proposition in the live arena, as their London debut demonstrated late last year, Drowning Pool look set to be as successful as fellow Texans Pantera. ****
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This is one of my favorite images
This is my good friend Hal. I took this picture on his birthday. I think he likes to be in pictures. |
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This is one of my favorite images
This is my good friend Hal. I took this picture on his birthday. I think he likes to be in pictures.
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This is one of my favorite images
This is my good friend Hal. I took this picture on his birthday. I think he likes to be in pictures. |
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