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CONCERT REVIEW: Life of Agony – Dog Eat Dog – Empire Fallen: Live at The Sherman Theater

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Life of Agony made a stop in East Stroudburg, Pa. On their Lost at 2022 tour, featuring Dog Eat Dog and local opener Empire Fallen for the Lost At 2022 Tour. Despite a sizeable snowstorm that pounded the entire region, loyal fans of LOA gathered patiently outside The Sherman Theater comparing stories and recalling how many times they had seen the band since 1993 when the Brooklyn based band was supporting their first album. So now tonight, after 2 years, the LOA familia were not gonna let a snow storm or any other act of God stop them from being reunited with this band that has been the soundtrack of so many of their lives 

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Watch Life of Agony Drummer Veronica Bellino Make a Song for “National Fried Chicken Day”

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Although Life of Agony drummer Veronica Bellino has countless recording and performing credits to her name, she may have just made her most inventive and unique track performance to date! In honor of National Fried Chicken Day, Veronica teamed up with Perdue Chicken to create a song while frying chicken legs. Using no actual instruments – just kitchen utensils and the sounds of cooking, she made a fun track! You can make your own track at the link below! Watch the clip here! 

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Life Of Agony Is In The Studio Demoing Songs For Their New Album

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In a post to Twitter today Life of Agony’s Mina Caputo revealed that the band is in the studio, right now, working on pre-production of new music for their next album. The bands’ next album will be their follow up to their 2017 release A Place Where There’s No More Pain, out now via Napalm Records. The album will be their first album with new drummer Veronica Bellino, who took over the drum throne in 2018 and toured the world with the band. Ghost Cult chatted with bassist/vocalist Alan Robert last fall and he gave fans an idea of the many plans LOA is working on for what sounds like a busy 2019. You can see that interview below.  Continue reading →