Our drummer, Liam Etheridge, covers Blood & Thunder by Mastodon on our latest YouTube upload! Blood & Thunder is a song from Mastodon's 2004 album, Leviathan.
BLOOD & THUNDER – COVER BY LIAM ETHERIDGE OF KAINE
KAINE DRUMMER SURGERY UPDATE
It is hoped that this will help with his recovery long-term and allow him to play drums more comfortably, however, the band will not be rehearsing for the immediate period while he recovers.
“REFORGED” KAINE – 5 YEARS TOGETHER AS A BAND
My ambitions for the future are simply to continue building upon the foundation we have laid for ourselves since 2018. Slowly but surely, we will expand our fanbase and continue to build Kaine as a brand, and we have way more plans in the works to do so, and hopefully, they will bring much bigger and greater things for us. This takes a lot of time and work, but I know that all of us, Rage in particular, have the drive to get it done. I truly believe that this is just the beginning for us, and we can only become bigger. We have ideas for the next album too, I have 3 complete song structures already, along with a couple of lyrical concepts. After the tour is done later this year, we will probably start the writing process properly.
DRUM RECORDING FINISHED FOR NEW KAINE ALBUM AT UNIT ONE
Liam Etheridge finished tracking the drums to the new Kaine album this weekend. The bands 5th album contains 9 brand new songs, a number of which saw their live debut at The Music Room, Ipswich on Saturday. Engineer Wayne Thompson will now be editing the drums in the coming weeks as the band looks forward to the tracking of the guitar and bass as soon as possible.
3 YEARS OF KAINE REFORGED – BUT HOW DID THE NEW VERSION OF THE BAND COME ABOUT?
So, the night of the departure announcement I put up an advert for both positions and go to bed thinking that it was probably game over. In fact I had written a retirement statement that night anyway as I had fully expected it was game over. At that point in my life things were a bit of a nightmare anyway, I had started shift work in a warehouse after being made redundant the year previous from a job I had been at for a long time. I was working hard and my hours were all over the place, so my brain was scrambled trying to adapt to that on top of the band imploding suddenly immediately after an album release.
LIAM ETHERIDGE – ON HIS 3 YEARS IN KAINE AND HIS FUTURE WITH THE BAND
To get the band's music out to as many people as possible, and to hopefully be able to tour the world, either as a support or headline act. I think we're capable, just waiting on that break, which I wholeheartedly believe could come from this album. My other objectives with Kaine are to really push my playing style and improve as a drummer. My drumming on this album is already much more complex than the last album, and faster, but I still feel I have a long way to go before I'll be truly happy with myself as a player.
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