Well I figured it would be fun to interview someone over twitter. For those of you who don’t know, twitter is a social media site that lets people post small snippets up at a time, it is limited to 140 characters and I wanted to see if bands would be able to answer questions in that small allocation of space!

Chris from Trippy Wicked & the Cosmic Children of the Knight did a fantastic job at it! You can read the Trippy Wicked interview here.

You can check out 5 cover songs Wrath Passion have release on their ReverbNation Page OR by using the player I have added for you!

Here is some excellent news from Trippy Wicked.

On Friday 30th October 2009 DIY stoner, doom, sleaze rock trio Trippy Wicked & the Cosmic Children of the Knight self released their debut full length album Movin on. The album was recorded in June 2009 at Chuckalumba Studios (Electric Wizard, Moss), Dorset, UK.

Movin On is currently streaming in full from the band’s website (http://www.trippywicked.com).

CDs are available direct from the band (http://trippywicked.bigcartel.com/) and downloads are available from all the usual places.

There are also 2 exclusive free downloads from the Chuckalumba recording sessions for those that sign up to the mailing list (http://trippywicked.fanbridge.com/).

I was meant to have interviewed these guys by now, but my own business and laziness has kept that from coming to fruition, hopefully they are still interested and something will be posted soon!

The Empire Shall Fall have put together a sample video of some of their stuff and chucked it on YouTube.

If the vocalist sounds familiar that is because he used to be the throat of Killswitch Engage. This gives you a bit of a clue as to the type of music, I happen to like Killswitch Engage and as such found myself really digging this band.

The full lineup is:

Jesse Leach – Vocals
Jake Davenport – Guitars
Marcus de Lisle – Guitars
Nick Sollecito – Bass
Jeff Pitts – Drums

BELFAST VETERANS READY THEMSELVES FOR A DATE WITH LEMMY

It’s another muggy autumn night in Belfast; two days til Halloween and the full student body seem keen to get the celebrations started early. Safe to say, not many of them make it to the Limelight tonight (that’ll be Saturday) but it’s their loss; missing out a low key warm up from one of the cities finest bands preparing to support one of the world’s.

Suspended Congress have apparently accepted the unenviable opening position on the four-band bill; considering the obvious limitations to both potential audience numbers and exposure thats bound to bring, they’re clearly as good sports as they are musicians. Fitting well with the headliners’ style, their blues-inflected hard-rock is a seriously fitting way to get things kicked off….

If that has you sweating like a peado outside a school, you will want to read more!