DECIBEL MAGAZINE - ISSUE #110
Page 36: Pyrexia - Feast of Iniquity profile. I talked with Chris Basile, founder of Pyrexia, when I hadn’t yet heard the whole new album, basing my opinions on one song. Finally got the full experience, and it’s a killer record. I have a lot of respect for these guys and I was bummed to hear their tour with Six Feet Under was just cancelled.
Page 86: Ringworm - Bleed review. Solid EP from these Cleveland hardcore titans, keeping things lean and mean with plenty of metallic punk and a Discharge cover. I gave it 7/10.
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GIRLS & CORPSES - VOL. 7 WINTER ISSUE
FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROT - CARCASS, WATAIN, and EXHUMED. In the debut of my metal column for this brilliant, bizarro magazine, I interviewed Jeff Walker from Carcass, Erik Danielsson of Watain, and Matt Harvey of Exhumed, asking their thoughts on metal, sex, death, and the afterlife. I toss in reviews of their new albums and a few bad puns. I really need to thank the creator/deaditor in chief, Corpsy, for giving me a shot at this.
Pre-order this insane magazine now, as it ships December 1st. I promise there’s no better conversation-starter for your coffee table: http://www.girlsandcorpses.com/%5C/store/index.html
KUNG FU BREAKFAST - ISSUE #13
Page 37: “An Invisible Man Hypothetically Visits Wisconsin.” I dusted off an old piece of flash fiction and expanded the story with more sadness and perversion. It’s the one-year anniversary issue of Kung Fu Breakfast and has some amazing work from some of my favorite artists: Jay Kantor, Sean Whitman, Jessica Towne, Nate Eggert, and Kendra Lin.
Download the issue for FREE over at this link, just be warned that it has nudity and bad words and all the stuff that makes living worth all the fuss: http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/647037
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