If you pick up the new issue of Decibel Magazine (Nov 2009, #61), you'll find that it features one of their Call And Response features (where Decibel supplies a random "name" metal band with a bunch of unlabeled MP3s that the band then comment on, with this month's ish featuring two of the members of cartoon death metal band Dethklok "reviewing" new releases from Javelina, Behemoth, and yes, our own Gnaw Their Tongues, whose All The Dread Magnificence Of Perversity is parsed by William Murderface and Toki Wartooth. This marks the first ever review that a Crucial Blast release has received from cartoon characters... you'll have to read the mag to find out what Dethklok's verdict is, but I can say that I was surprised that Wartooth even had a frame of reference for GTT's noxious audio slime....
Thursday, October 1, 2009
DETHKLOK REVIEWS GNAW THEIR TONGUES
If you pick up the new issue of Decibel Magazine (Nov 2009, #61), you'll find that it features one of their Call And Response features (where Decibel supplies a random "name" metal band with a bunch of unlabeled MP3s that the band then comment on, with this month's ish featuring two of the members of cartoon death metal band Dethklok "reviewing" new releases from Javelina, Behemoth, and yes, our own Gnaw Their Tongues, whose All The Dread Magnificence Of Perversity is parsed by William Murderface and Toki Wartooth. This marks the first ever review that a Crucial Blast release has received from cartoon characters... you'll have to read the mag to find out what Dethklok's verdict is, but I can say that I was surprised that Wartooth even had a frame of reference for GTT's noxious audio slime....
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