The Slam Times

1: How did you guys get together as a band? It started as a one-man band back in 2008, then in 2009 stared booking a tour with some great Italian bands so decided it was time to make it a full member band. 2: Does the name Vomit God mean something more to you, I mean, is religion your topic or did you choose it only because it sounds cool? In the beginning it was very Religion-based lyrically but as time passed it was clear that there are way too many bands that follow that path and we didn't want to be another "clone" band if you will. 3: You mentioned that the release of the last album would be soon followed with videos. Did you mean music videos or something else? When can we expect that? Yeah we are in the process of getting 2 videos done from the "Exuding" CD. One will be a live-shot video and the other is a complete storyboard that should be completely disgusting. 4: What are your future plans/ambitions? To continue to write and tour as much as we ...

1: How did you guys get together as a band? Three of us already make music since early 2011, we're good friends since a long time and have a lot of fun together. During the time we had different changes in the band, the 2nd guitar player and 2 ex-vocalists. We play in the current line-up since march 2013, with a new vocalist and only one guitar player again. 2: When is your new EP coming out? Can you tell us something about it? We planned the release date of the new EP in June 2013, but our vocalist didn't bring about the vocals yet, although the instrumentals are done since the end of may. That's kind of sad, isn't it? But right now, we're in the recordings again and hope to release the EP as soon as possible!! Well, before I forget it, we've already released 2 songs of the upcoming EP on YouTube, feel free to check them out, they're named "Purifying Bloodshed" and "Facebreaker" featuring our good friend Janosch from the band SP...

Acrania, who gained endless thousands of fans around the globe after the release of the legendary The Beginning Of The End EP, is about to crush even more anuses in the near future. Their guitarist, Jack Simmons, lets us see the inside of the band.  1: How did Acrania come to be?  A: I started Acrania with a couple of mates that I had been just jamming with for quite a while. We wanted to make something more serious as we had all left school. I always pushed the band as much as possible though, with the logo, name, plan, business side of the band, etc. 2: How did you guys get together as a band? A: Me & our first guitarist/first drummer (Will & Doug) used to practice and write some tunes at our local youth club. Never did it seriously but decided that we wanted to do take things into a much more serious direction. 3: Can you tell us something about your upcoming full-length? What does it sound like? Is it gonna be different from the previous releases? W...

These guys' last EP is called "Brutal Death". That, ladies and gentlemen, that is what I call an epic name for an epic EP. Their guitarist and vocalist Zack answered a few questions for IAYFE. 1: What does the name "Abated Mass Of Flesh" mean?   When I started the project I was thinking of certain terms that sounded cool. The word “abated” stood out for me. It means to be reduced in great amounts, to be made less. I thought about the Christian theme of our music and wanted to combine it with a “gore sounding” title. The meaning is, when we take on the name of Christ, we as the body are “abated” before Him. We are nothing. Nothing more than an abated mass of flesh in His presence humbling ourselves before Him to show that He is worthy. 2: What are your future plans or ambitions? Good question, we all plan to pursue this thing. That’s pretty much it. Our main goal is to remain obedient and pursue this. We haven’t set any major goals. We have watched things ...

Infant Annihilator (left to right): Eddie Pickard, Dan Watson, Aaron Kitcher Infant Annihilator, who debuted with the hilariously amazing The Palpable Leprosy Of Pollution in 2012, are a great new name in the deathcore world. With a great future ahead, their vocalist, Dan Watson, tells us about the future and the history.  1: Name all the bands you have ever been a part of.   Betrayer on the album Beneath the Realm of Consciousness And Infant Annihilator on the album The Palpable Leprosy of Pollution. I've been in a lot of other bands, but these are the two I’m proud of. 2: Who influenced you most? Who's your vocal idol? In my earlier days of vocals I looked up to Randy Blythe from Lamb of God. I also used to listen to a lot of “the red chord” and All Shall Perish’s album Hate Malice Revenge.   I also had a slight obsession with bands like At the Gates and Abigail Williams. Now, I don’t really have any idols or specific influences.   I te...