Watch rare footage of UK metal band KAINE supporting HELSTAR. Featuring former guitarist Saxon Davids on vocals and a three-guitar attack performing the charting song "All Hail." (158 characters)
Kaine announces a unique, one-off line-up featuring Saxon Davids and Rage Sadler for tonight's show supporting Helstar at The Black Heart, Camden.
Saxon Davids returns to Kaine on lead vocals and guitar for Monday's Helstar support gig at The Black Heart, London. Grab your tickets for this unique show!
The second of these projects is a brand new, three-track EP, again based in the NWOTHM style and heavily influenced by the NWOBHM movement. The three songs are being rehearsed and honed, with the band aiming to head into the studio soon to begin recording. This EP is very much a tribute to the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement.
In our latest YouTube video, we explore whether or not the debut is, in fact, still the best Iron Maiden album. The debut is arguably their most influential album because it helped kickstart an entire movement, but many feel they didn't truly "arrive" until Bruce Dickinson joined and they embraced the epic, soaring themes of the mid-80s. Before they became the kings of "galloping" metal, the debut had a gritty, high-speed edge. Tracks like "Prowler" and "Phantom of the Opera" feel dangerous and unpolished in a way that later albums don't. Di'Anno had a "tough guy" aesthetic and a raspy delivery. For many fans, this grounded the band in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) scene better than Bruce Dickinson’s operatic style.
In this video we take a look at Diamond Head's NWOBHM masterpiece Lightning to the Nations, and why it wasn't the success it should have been at the time.
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