Dani's new band "Temple of The Black Moon"
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Permalink Reply by Psychoscot on -
It's the UK edition ;) When Dani mentions interviews he means UK! He always states if its for another countries publication :D
Christine said:Yes, the new Metal Hammer should be out in a few days, and I'm gonna check if they are already inside. Shame that Dani didn't say WICH issue it would be. But then he propably didn't know that himself.
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Permalink Reply by Psychoscot on
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No that's a guest! side project means fully formed band that an artist is a member of NOT a guest of. Murderdolls are a side project for Joey, Slipknot is his main band and priority! Emigrate is the side project of Richard Kruspe but his main band and priority is Rammstein! It's not rocket science.
In order for it to be a side project you 100% MUST be a part of the band! Being a guest means just that, a guest! It doesn't matter who else is in the group.
Until Dani finishes Cradle then TOTBM is a side project for him and the other members. King's main priority is God Seed etc etc
Scott Milliorn said:Imo this isn't a side project since its a formation of a new band with members from other bands commonly called supergroups. Side projects be like when he sung guest vocals for other bands.
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Permalink Reply by Christine on -
No, he said Metal Hammer Germany. That wouldn't make sense. If he meant the UK edition he'd have said Metal Hammer UK.
"Plus we also managed a studio report with Metal Hammer Germany, playing the journalist Gunnar six demo tracks to whet his salubrious appetite."
Gunnar is a german name too, so I am right, you are wrong! :p
Psychoscot said:It's the UK edition ;) When Dani mentions interviews he means UK! He always states if its for another countries publication :D
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on -
He did say Germany actually, not sure that Metal Hammer UK will run the German article or not? I'm not sure what the difference between the UK and German editions are, other than the obvious like language and "local" groups being represented.
Can't imagine the UK version NOT running Gunnar's article though?
Christine said:No, he said Metal Hammer Germany. That wouldn't make sense. If he meant the UK edition he'd have said Metal Hammer UK.
"Plus we also managed a studio report with Metal Hammer Germany, playing the journalist Gunnar six demo tracks to whet his salubrious appetite."
Gunnar is a german name too, so I am right, you are wrong! :p
Psychoscot said:It's the UK edition ;) When Dani mentions interviews he means UK! He always states if its for another countries publication :D
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Permalink Reply by Christine on
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The magazines from Germany/ the UK are completely different in fact!
Kevin Hall said:He did say Germany actually, not sure that Metal Hammer UK will run the German article or not
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Permalink Reply by Christine on
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Yesssss!*chuckles*
Ahm, seriously, I really don't know what issue it will be, so I will just randomly check every Metal Hammer from now on...
Lanval said:That's a shame, I know of a local shop that orders in the UK edition of Metal Hammer and would have visited to pick up a copy if it had the TOTBM article. Ms Christine, we must now wait at your mercy for any new information. =)
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Permalink Reply by Psychoscot on
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Thats what I just said! if it's for another country he will say so!
If he said Germany then its for Hammer Germany! Which although owned by the same company has completely different staff and content. They do share articles but they can be months apart!
Kevin Hall said:
He did say Germany actually, not sure that Metal Hammer UK will run the German article or not? I'm not sure what the difference between the UK and German editions are, other than the obvious like language and "local" groups being represented.
Can't imagine the UK version NOT running Gunnar's article though?
Christine said:No, he said Metal Hammer Germany. That wouldn't make sense. If he meant the UK edition he'd have said Metal Hammer UK.
"Plus we also managed a studio report with Metal Hammer Germany, playing the journalist Gunnar six demo tracks to whet his salubrious appetite."
Gunnar is a german name too, so I am right, you are wrong! :p
Psychoscot said:It's the UK edition ;) When Dani mentions interviews he means UK! He always states if its for another countries publication :D
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on
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Supergroups are formed usually when the members have left their bands and starting off as a completely new group. TotBM is simply a collaboration of various artists. Dani has the freedom to record (and tour for that matter) while still contracted to Cradle. The only stipulation is he doesn't use anything in his performances that relates to or resembles them.
They definitely will be a "supergroup" in the context of great muso's though! LOL
Scott Milliorn said:Imo this isn't a side project since its a formation of a new band with members from other bands commonly called supergroups. Side projects be like when he sung guest vocals for other bands.
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Permalink Reply by Christine on
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That is my concern... that it may take months to come out.
Psychoscot said:They do share articles but they can be months apart!
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Permalink Reply by Christine on
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They are referred to as a supergroup anyway... I was never one to think it will be the end of Cradle of Filth though. Just pointing it out.
Kevin Hall said:Supergroups are formed usually when the members have left their bands and starting off as a completely new group.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on
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Ah, I see. Damn :(
Christine said:That is my concern... that it may take months to come out.
Psychoscot said:They do share articles but they can be months apart!
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Permalink Reply by Psychoscot on
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Well although Hammer basically don't feature Cradle anymore they would be interested in this band for the other members alone, so I expect it to be in the new UK issue. As Kev says it is a supergroup of sorts so will be of interest to a wide range of fans. I'll know tomorrow when I pick the new issue up
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