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Band Interview: A World Extinct

25/04/2018 Carl Fisher 2 min read

Games, Brrraaains and A Head-Banging Life are very pleased to bring you an interview with Southern California based metalcore band, A World Extinct. They released their latest EP, Theodicy on April 7th 2018.

The GBHBL Whiplash Podcast – Episode 10: Looking Through the Lense

23/04/2018 Carl Fisher 0 min read

Welcome to Episode 10 of the GBHBL Whiplash. This week we’ve got tracks from Madrid based, metal band A Blackened Sight. A track from black metal’s Gra, a band formed by the vocalist of Dark Funeral and a track from melodic black metal force, Wormlight.

Artist Interview: Krista D

18/04/2018 Carl Fisher 3 min read

Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life are very pleased to being you an interview with punk rock/Ska music artist, Krista D.

The GBHBL Whiplash – Episode 9: Roll With the Punches

16/04/2018 Carl Fisher 0 min read

Welcome to Episode 9 of the GBHBL Whiplash. A podcast where we talk about rock & metal albums/news & play tracks from upcoming underground bands. This week we have tracks from: The Dali Thundering Concept, Coldbones, Kruor, Screech Bats and In Arcadia.

The GBHBL Whiplash – Special 3: Cradle of Filth

12/04/2018 Carl Fisher 0 min read

Welcome to the third podcast special of the GBHBL Whiplash. Here Carl & Brendan talk all things Cradle of Filth.

Band Interview: Octalux

11/04/2018 Carl Fisher 3 min read

Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life are pleased to bring you an interview with Hurley who plays guitars and does vocals in the rock band, Octalux.

The GBHBL Whiplash – Episode 8: Like What You Like

09/04/2018 Carl Fisher 0 min read

Welcome to Episode 8 of the GBHBL Whiplash. A podcast where we talk about rock & metal albums/news & play tracks from upcoming underground bands. This week we have tracks from Sepolcro, Hundred Year Old Man, The Black Sorcery, Mol and Soul Dissolution.

News: Greg Rekus Reveals Details About ‘Sibling Cities’ Album + European Tour Dates!

09/04/2018 Carl Fisher 2 min read

With an acoustic guitar in his hands and a giant stomp box under his feet, Winnipeg’s Greg Rekus delivers his own unique brand of punk rock-infused folk music guaranteed to shake rafters, move floorboards, and get even the most stoic of concert-goers out of their seats.