18:02 - Marcel Hubregtse that still has me puzzled as well hahaha
17:52 - Fritillaria But how King Crimson is added to bands here? I mean how it's counted as a metal msuic ?
17:43 - Marcel Hubregtse and those psychedelia bands have no ties with metal whereas loads of the so called classic rock bands do.
17:42 - Marcel Hubregtse Electric Moon, Samsara are even farther away from metal than Lizzy.
17:34 - Apothecary Where are all the psychedelic bands on here? Stoned Jesus, Electric Moon, Samsara Blues Experiment? If we can have classic rock like King Crimson and Thin Lizzy, why not some modern psychedelia?
16:55 - PhantomLord21 Since Scottish was mentioned, I'm guessing the guy used "cannie". Otherwise, your guess is as good as mine.
16:39 - Marcel Hubregtse nope because both cannot and can't are both English and American.
The first round of band announcements for the fourth installment of 70000 Tons Of Metal has been made. The Majesty Of The Seas will again be graced by the music of Overkill, Death Angel, Soilwork and Dark Tranquillity. They will be joined by first time bookings Symphony X and Septicflesh.
Norwegian progressive black metal band Enslaved will be hitting Australian shores this June for the first time in their career. The Australian Winter Rite Tour 2013 will see the band tour throughout the nation in support of their well received 2012 release, RIITIIR with opening act Rise Of Avernus.
Dutch symphonic metal band Epica just announced their first ever Australian tour to take place in April of next year. The band will tour Australia to promote Requiem For The Indifferent, which was released on March 13th, 2012 through Nuclear Blast.
Nuclear Blast have signed the Tasmanian Technical Death Metal band devils Psycroptic. US A&R Gerardo Martinez about the signing: "We are beyond excited to be working with one of the BEST Technical Death Metal bands in the world right now. We feel the band will reach the status they deserve in a short period of time. Also the band is euphoric about the cooperation: "To say that all of us are excited to be working with Nuclear Blast is quite an understatement ? We're over the moon! Nuclear Blast has always been the pinnacle of labels within the Metal realm, and to be signed with them is a huge honour for us...and to be the first Tasmanian band to ever be on the label is a pretty cool bonus as well. The artist roster is nothing short of amazing, and for us to be added to it...well, we couldn't be happier!!"
