Kittie is releasing a new concert movie Kittie: Live At The London Music Hall, on March 26th. The film recounts October 27, 2017, 20th-anniversary hometown show at the London Music Hall in London, Ontario. Pre-orders are live at this link. The event, which also served as a screening of the long-in-the-making documentary Kittie: Origins/Evolutions. Kittie founders Morgan Lander (guitar, vocals) and Mercedes Lander (drums) take the stage with many of their former bandmates to perform songs from the group’s entire repertoire. The last song of the night, ‘Funeral For Yesterday’, was played unplugged and dedicated former bassist Trish Doan, who died earlier in 2017. Watch the trailer now. Continue reading
The bright lights of Las Vegas, Nevada have spawned a dark debut in The Hundredth Name by doom quartet Demon Lung. (And I just have to say, if Demon Lung isn’t the coolest fucking band name you’ve heard in a coon’s age, I don’t know what is.) The Hundredth Name is a concept album based on the film Warlock. Specifically the story follows the Son of Satan reassembling the Devil’s Bible, thus allowing the name of God to be spoken in reverse, undoing creation. Heavy stuff.