The Press Release:
Norwegian death metallers CADAVER, are proud to announce they have signed to Nuclear Blast Records.Today, the band also announce the release of their D.G.A.F. digital EP. In celebration of the EP, the band offer fans a lyric video for the title track which features Jeff Walker of CARCASS. Watch the video for “D.G.A.F.” here:
The legendary Celtic Frost was back on tour and supporting Type O Negative for their “Dead Again” tour and would be delivering their classic heaviness and tunes from their own “Monotheist” album. That show that was documented in full on THIS LINK. Now please enjoy the full gallery of images that we captured during the allowed time in the pit.
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Artist: Celtic Frost
Venue: B.B. King Blues Club (New York, NY)
Opener: Sahg, 1349
Date: 9/15/2006
Label: Century Media Records
It has become evident to me that Metal rules when it comes down to the venue B.B. King Blues Club. If you merely judge what has happened there over the past year you will find that a literal who’s who in the vast and varied Metal genres have appeared, hosted reunion or even final appearances on that stage. Tonight we could count on more of the same as for the first time in almost 17 years in New York City would be legendary Black Metal pioneers Celtic Frost. The group would be supported on this first leg of the tour by both Sahg and 1349 and according to research this would be the first time those two bands visited as well. I arrived shortly after Sahg had begun but caught enough of their set to explain what they were all about. Sahg is an almost Black Sabbath meets Hard Rock Doom and Stoner music that is quickly enjoyable and on the catchy side. Their singer has many Ozzy Osbourne inflections in his voice and he really holds up live. The only bad part was that since they went on a bit early the room was not yet filled to its capacity. The group also has a member of Extreme Black Metal’s Gorgoroth on the bass. Yes, King Ov Hell is part of the band minus his truly frightening corpse paint. Good players all around and a band that will have a certain lock with the audience if they are on a show that best suits them. I did not personally think that this was the one for them. Their album “Sahg I” is available on Candlelight Records and is something that fans of the Doom/Stoner style will go for.
Continue reading Celtic Frost @ B.B. King Blues Club (9/15/2006)
