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“Wino – The Documentary” Debuts For Free Metal Streaming Movie Platform The Pit With a 7-Day Trial

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House of Blues, Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, NV 8/17/19

The Pit is a streaming service based in Europe catering to metalheads and rockers everywhere. In addition to is hefty catalog of metal concerts and documentary titles, they have debuted the new documentary about Scott “Wino” Weinrich best known for the bands The Obsessed, Saint Vitus, Spirit Caravan, The Hidden Hand, Premonition 13, Wino Acoustic, Place of Skulls, Shrinebuilder, Probot – “Wino – The Documentary” which released in 2023. And yes, you know the service is  €66 per year or €6.66 per month! You can watch the doc for FREE with a 7 day trial at The Pit at the links below. Watch the trailer now! Continue reading →


Doom Metal Legend David Sherman (Spirit Caravan, Earthride, Galactic Cross, Weed is Weed), Has Died

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Sad news as legendary Doom Metal bassist and vocalist and personality David “Sherm” Sherman has died He was 55. No cause of death has been revealed at this time. News of his passing was spread via social media from many posts by his bands, friends, peers, and fans. Originally earning to acclaim as a member of Shine, which became Spirit Caravan, Dave was in countless bands either on record or as a touring musician, including The Obsessed, Hank III, and others. If you ever met him in person, he took over a room with his love of heavy music and comraderie. RIP.

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ALBUM REVIEW: Wino – Forever Gone

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As much as Wino deserves his doom godfather status for fronting groups like The Obsessed and Saint Vitus, there’s something to be said for his more recent singer/songwriter excursions. Whether going it alone or with such collaborators as Conny Ochs, the acoustic style suits him surprisingly well and the volume contrast brings a fuller perspective to his haggard lifer persona. This is especially true for his third album, Forever Gone (Ripple Music), which may be his most low-key effort to date. Continue reading →