Devon Music - January 2015

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Thanks for picking up the January 2015 issue of Devon Music Magazine, your one stop guide to the best music in the county and beyond.

This month we chat to Alaskan rock royalty in the form of 36 Crazyfists who play an intimate show at The Hub in Plymouth early next month. We also catch up with Sweden’s premier viking metal band Amon Amarth who will be pillaging the Devon shores this January and we ask some silly questions to rockers Emp!re ahead of their show at Exeter Cavern.

All this plus previews, listings and announcements from all of the best venues and events in the Devon area and a chance to win tickets to this year’s Takedown Festival.

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FEATURE

Founded way back in 1994, when nu-metal was all the rage, and we all had the rage, 36 Crazyfists have just celebrated their 20 year anniversary. So it’s fair to say that if forced to describe the Alaskan heavy metal unit in just a single word, you might choose the word ‘persistent’.

Since their formation, the band have released six studio albums through three different labels, lost members to everything from the usual band in-fighting to fatal car crashes, and shared the road with the likes of Alice in Chains, Atreyu, Killswitch Engage, Chimaira, Diecast, God Forbid, Walls of Jericho, and Poison the Well. They ploughed through the 90’s and 00’s and steadily made a name for themselves as they You’ve got a new album coming out soon, tell us a little bit about that…

The album is called Time and Trauma and it feels wonderful to be getting close to its release. We wrote the album over the last couple years and its a collection of songs that really reflects on the subject of loss and the fragility of life.

Is there an emotive theme running through this one as there was with ‘Collisions & Castaways’?

My mother passed away in 2011 and the songs are all about the process of losing loved ones and how you pick up the pieces and carry on, so in a sense the theme is re occurring on that subject with a few other ideas thrown in as well.

You’ve just celebrated your 20th anniversary. How does it feel to have reached that milestone? Feels very good, very proud of the length of this bands career and it feels like we are just hitting our stride with this new record.

What do you think has been the biggest change within the music industry since you started out?

Well in the early days there was no cell phones and map quest papers were all over the van trying to help us get to each venue, people still bought physical copies of records and the future was bright....enter the internet and everything changed, some for the better and plenty for the worst in regards to making a dime in this biz. Now you have to get much more creative to stay alive out there and its pretty much adapt and improve or sink.

What do you think it is about 36CF that’s kept you in the business so long?

Coming from Alaska we have a brotherhood that is solid, we are a family and we wanted this to be our career, the bond between us is one of respect and love for one another and overall we still love seeing the world and jamming with each other.

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faced several ups and just as many downs. And next month, one of Alaska’s finest exports will return to the vibrant metal scene it helped forge with a UK tour, and they’re bringing a new album with them.

‘Time and Trauma’ will be the follow-up to 2010’s ‘Collisions & Castways’ which was arguably the band’s heaviest effort to date. A fierce, dark, crushing collection of tracks that rip from the speaker like a runaway train it dealt with many of the personal issues faced by frontman Brock Lindow, and with a title like ‘Time and Trauma’ we’re wondering whether this latest effort will be just as heavy, or perhaps slightly more reflective.

We caught up with XXXX to find out a little bit more…

What’s been the biggest challenge of your career, and what’s your proudest moment?

The challenge is keeping that creative flame alive and without that challenge I think we would have hung it up long ago, So being hungry is still what keeps the drive climbing. There are so many mountains that we have climbed and being proud of all those accomplishments , Playing Download Main stage a few times is pretty amazing and very grateful for those opportunities.

You celebrated with a big hometown show, is coming home the best?

Home is the best and we feel so grateful for the Alaskan faithful that have always had our back.

What are you looking forward to about touring in the UK? We have a very special bond with our people over there and we cannot wait to get over and connect with our 36 family again.

Who’s got the worst habits on the bus and what are they? Our sound man Rumble has the worlds worst smelling feet but we love him so we just deal with the funk!!!!

If you could go back and play one show over again, which would it be and why?

I guess I would go back to our very first gig back in 1994 when our original bass player JD was alive, it would be awesome to jam with him one more time.

What can fans expect from the live show?

They can expect the boys to deliver...can’t wait!

Words: Zan Lawther

Catch 36 crazyfists live @ The Hub, Plymouth - February 4th

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Plymouth’s Premier Live Music Venue & Nightclub

January 16 – One Love Snowboxx Southwest Launch with TCTS + support! 11pm-5am (18+) 17 – Amon Amarth + Huntress + Savage Messiah. Doors 7pm (15+) 17 – Unit 37 with Mampi Swift + MC 2shy and Break. 11pm-5am (18+) 30 – Electric Swing Circus + Manushka + Bassfunk Bandits. Doors 8pm 31 – Premonition & Hardcore Resurrection with Kutski, Gammer, Ben X-Treme, Alex Prospect, Enemy, Static, Keyes + many more. 9pm-6am (18+)

FEBRUARY 4 – 36 Crazyfists + all hail the yeti + CYTOTA 7 – Ambience event 1 with Lenzman, Ivy Lab, Phil Tangent + more. 10pm-5am (18+) 11 – Snot ‘Get Some’ UK Tour + support. Doors 7:30pm (15+) 13 – One Love with Mike Skinner from The Streets. 11pm-6am (18+)

The Hub is available for hire for live events & clubnights. For details on our great rates and outstanding tech spec please email: ian@PlymouthHub.co.uk

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Mallory Knox have worked their way up the Takedown Festival ranks from humble opener to mainstage headliner in just a few short years. This March they will be joined by Fightstar mainman Charlie Simpson, InMe (playing their classic ‘Overgrown Eden’ LP in full),Fearless Vampire Killers, Baby Godzilla, Rolo Tomassi, Moose Blood, The Hell, Decade and many more. You could win a pair of tickets by answering this simple question...

Q: What year did Mallory Knox first play Takedown Festival?

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EVERY FRIDAY - TEAR IT UP! vintage music, rockabilly, 50’s soul and r’n’B. vinyl only!

Saturday, 3rd These Creeps, THE FLUIDS - Ska/ Punk/synthpop... wednesday, 7th Comedy Avengers - comedy & stand-up!

Friday, 9th PILLARS, CONFESSIONS OF A TRAITOR - metalcore Saturday, 10TH EMBERS OF EDEN, THE FALLEN STATE - ALT ROCK

THE BEST MUSIC VENUE IN PLYMOUTH!

When Giants Fall, Forever After - ALT ROCK

SUNDAY, 17th Downfall, Vipera, State of Contradiction - Rock/Metal Tuesday, 20TH MOOSE BLOOD, CHOIR VANDALS, BOSTON MANOR - Rock Friday, 23RD CANVAS, BLACK SIGN - Melodic Hardcore, Alt Rock Saturday, 24th January Codex Alimentarius, Ascaris - METAL

Saturday, 31st January OCHC ST. LUKE’s CHARITY GIG Wednesday, 14th Hardcore, Metalcore, Alex HART - Country/Folk Deathcore Saturday, 16th www.tikibarandgrill.co.uk facebook.com/tkibarandgrill twitter.com/tikiplymouth

Would you rather be able to run 100 miles per hour or fly at 0.01 miles per hour?

Run 100 mph Would you rather have a photographic memory that can only retain disgusting thoughts for life or have a 1 minute memory where you constantly introduce yourself to everyone?

We would risk the photographic memory - because we never look at disgusting things! ;) If you could have any celebrity as a tamagotchi, who would it be?

Jim Morrison - just so you could watch the carnage, mayhem and craziness but ultimately save him from going out too early!!

If you had to play one of your songs on stage, on the spoons, which song would it be?

Probably our new single out February 9th through all good outlets. The spoon version might be also released as an instrumental version...

If you could be any historical British monarch, what would you be?

Elizabeth I ruled England and Ireland from 1558 to 1603. The daughter of Henry VIII, the “Virgin Queen” rose to the throne at age 25 and was beloved by her subjects. Her navy famously defeated the Spanish Armada in 1588. She reigned over a golden age for art and science.

Kudos Lizzie!

You can pick four people to form a band to cover your songs, but they must all be called Steve. What Steves would you have in your band?

Stevie Wonder, Steve Gadd, Stevie Nicks, Steve Vai - Seasick Steve as roadie.

How many fingers am I holding up?

100 percent 4 and a thumb we know it to be fact!

Joe, how do you look after your voice in order to hit the range you have in your vocals?

Honey and lemon, loads of sleep and at least 3 nights out a week partying.

Who would win in a fight, Jeff Goldblum, Sanda Bullock or Bono?

Sandra Bullock - girl clearly got game, have you seen Speed? Goldblum a solid second by either out-thinking the other two or going all Fly on their ass! Bono will lose here, a left hook by bullock and some witty retort by Goldblum would be the end for him.

What was your best subject at school?

Creative Dance, Applied Science, Astro Physics, Textiles, PSHE What is your worst tour story?

We had an old van and and we were driving late at 3am down the motorway and the side of the van came off, completely fell out. We only just recovered from the fear and now we believe we styled it out like the A-Team or something.

Tell us your favourite joke…

I bought a dog off a Blacksmith the other day, as soon I got home it made a bolt for the door! Waheyyy!

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The new home of the White Rabbit Live music on Fridays and Saturdays - Now taking bookings for 2015

www.facebook.com/mutleyjunction NEWS Anyone in Plymouth with more than a passing interest in live rock music will have heard of The Junction. A regular haunt for live music fans for many years now, the venue is undergoing a transformation for 2015.

Overseen by Rick ‘Pikey’ Pearce and Dan James (owner of the much missed White Rabbit) the team responsible for The White Rabbit / Jack Chams and The Underground plan to breathe new life into the classic pub venue.

‘So far we’ve given her a lick of paint and will continue to improve the venue in the coming months. We have introduced some of our intended range of craft beers and speciality spirits, and in the very near future we will be offering Free WI-FI, fresh organic coffee, selected sports, films, a more diverse range of live events, and hopefully soon some tasty and interesting pub grub.’

With regular live music at weekends, a pub quiz and a free pool table The Junction looks set to fill the void left by the closure of Jack Chams and The White Rabbit, see you at the bar!

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FEATURE

I would say a bit of both, we go in and do what we wanna do, that’s what we’ve always done. No-one tells us what to do, we always follow our own hearts and what we feel is good and what we like, but of course there is pressure. This is gonna be our 10th album, and with every album we make we grow as a band, and that means that we also make better albums. That’s the exciting thing about it...having pressure. If you just sit back and relax, and take things for granted, then you cannot finish as an artist. You always need to strive to reach higher goals, and make better and better songs. For me that’s the challenge.

What are current plans for a new album?

We have started talking about it but we haven’t really started working on it yet. It’s more on a talking basis right now. The tour we’re doing in January and February, when we’re coming to the UK, that’s gonna be our last tour for this current album. Then we’re gonna start working for real on the new one. I don’t really know at this point, but it’s not going to be next year. It’ll be 2016.

Some bands are that bloody awesome they manage to stand the test of time, and Swedish melodic death metallers Amon Amarth (that’s Sindarin for Mount Doom in Middle Earth, all you Lord of The Rings fans out there) have done just that. They’ve been at it for a staggering 22 years now! Drawing many of their lyrical inspiration from Norse mythology and history leads them to be coined often as ‘viking metal’, but the band themselves would say that this is something usually associated with Norwegian Black Metal bands, and that they don’t really know what that is anyway. They just like writing songs about Vikings.

With 9 studio albums under their belt, the latest ‘Deceiver Of The Gods’ being released in June 2013, relentless worldwide touring and a palpable never-ending passion for what they do these Scandinavian giants undoubtedly carved their names and secured their places in the death metal hall of fame a long long time ago. We caught up with guitarist Olavi Mikkonen to find out about their early 2015 UK tour, what the plans are for the next album and to ask him which Norse God is the best one.

What inspired you to be in a band?

When I grew up and started listening to heavier music in the 80s like Iron Maiden and Saxon and Judas Priest, then I found Slayer and then death metal, obviously. It’s just amazing music, and I wanted to do something similar.

What did you all do before you were in the band?

I was a carpenter. The other guys were all in similar jobs...in construction, and Johan [Hegg] our singer was a truck driver. We’ve all been in bands since we were teenagers. If you’re not gonna make money out of this when you’re a teenager you have to have a job.

It took us maybe 10 years, so 10 years ago, to start making enough money so we could concentrate totally on the music.

What helps keep the band motivated and inspired after 22 years in the business?

I guess it’s because we still have passion for this kind of music, and we like to create music together, and obviously we really enjoy playing live. I would say passion. We still have the same passion we did 20 years ago.

9 studio albums in do you find yourself under constant pressure to improve each one, or do you just ‘do your thing’ and hope fans like it?

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Do you ever sit there and think ‘right what can we do to inject something new or different into the next album?

I think like all the time, and not only with albums but with the live shows and everything. We always try to find ways to improve ourselves. For me settling for ‘okay’ wouldn’t give me anything. You always have to come up with something better or new. It’s exciting.

Which Norse God is the most badass?

Thor. He’s the guy with the hammer, and red hair and a red beard.

He’s the most badass because he’s so angry and so strong. I think he’s definitely the coolest because he’s so angry.

Which one do you think you’re most like?

I’m probably most like him. I’m also really angry.

Your videos are visually captivating, with a ‘film like’ quality, who comes up with the concepts for them?

Everything we do comes from the band. Obviously some of the videos have something to do with the lyrics, so if you have cool lyric you just wanna picture the lyrics. That’s one way to do it. Pretty much everything we do there’s always a thought behind it, the bands thoughts behind it.

We spend a lot of touring, a lot of time in a tour bus, and a good way to spend that time is to plan things like this.

You’re touring the UK in January, what are you looking forward to the most with that?

Usually when we play the UK we play the main key markets like London, Manchester and Birmingham, and last time we played quite big venues.

I think this is gonna be like the ‘opposite’ tour . We’re going into different markets that we’ve never been in before, and we’re also going for way smaller clubs than we’re used to. I think it’s gonna be exciting, very cool.

It’s gonna be very sweaty.

How do you ‘keep it fresh’ on tour?

We always try to improve. On this tour we’re definitely going to play a lot of songs we don’t normally do. This is the last tour for us in a long while. We can’t bring too much production because they’re small clubs, but we’re going to bring a f*cking awesome tour!

Are you visiting any places you haven’t been before?

We’re doing 15 shows and I would say 10 of the places we’ve never been to before, including both Southampton and Plymouth. It’s really exciting.

What can we expect from those shows?

It’s gonna be a good night of metal. Tight, sweaty, intimate and loud.

WORDS: MARIANNE HARRIS

CATCH AMON AMARTH live @ THE HUB | PLYMOUTH | january 17

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Miracles do exist as the 70’s arena rock legends have announced a UK tour! Forming the 70’s by various members of the popular psychedelic band Jefferson Airplane, the guys came together to go a slightly different direction, keeping close to their psychedelic they took a turn down the road of progressive/soft rock. This tour will be a blast from the past and give many fans an experience the sweet sound, of 70’s rock. All aboard the Jefferson Starship!

FOR FANS OF: PETER FRAMPTON/ORLEANS/GARY WRIGHT

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FEB 04 | THE HUB, PLYMOUTH

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FEB 01 | PHOENIX, EXETER Alaska’s finest export

After a long and agonising wait the four-piece Alaskan band 36 Crazyfists grant metalcore fans wishes true this New Year with not only a release of their 7th studio album “Time & Trauma but also a tour. They will be touring around the UK February and after a deal with Spinefarm Records the album is due to be released on February 17th. This will be the first time the band have toured the UK in 3 years so it would be foolish to miss out on Brock Lindow and the lads fast paced heavy sound, it’s going to live and loud.

FOR FANS OF: ALL THAT REMAINS/MACHINE HEAD

Acoustic surf crooner

JASON MRAZ

One of the world’s hardest working and most beloved artists, Jason Mraz’s journey has propelled him from the San Diego coffee house scene to arenas, amphitheaters, and stadiums all over the world. Mraz made pop history with his record-breaking classic single, “I’m Yours” and his fifth studio release, YES! sees a somewhat intimate and esoteric aound which maintain a Mraz-like pop album featuring classical instruments, vintage guitars and songs about universal themes of love, faith, healing, environmental stewardship and inner peace.

FOR FANS OF: JAMES MORRISON / JOHN MAYER / MAROON 5

AMBER RUN

FEB 04 | PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS Fast rising indie-folk

While studying at the University of Nottingham 5 friends decided to form a band and with their catchy but heart wrenching choruses and delicate folk sound, we’re very glad they did. Already these lads have performed BBC Radio Ones Introducing Stage at RANDL festival and have supported the successful Irish folk indie band Kodaline – but now it’s their turn to headline! As well as announcing a UK tour, after the release of their new single Just My Soul Responding in December 2014 they have confirmed a full length album scheduled for release 2015. Keep an eye out for Amber Run as you will be seeing a lot of these Buckinghamshire buddies!

FEB 08 | CAVERN, EXETER FOR FANS OF: HUDSON TAYLOR/KODALINE/PRIDES Transcending age, race and political barriers TROJAN SOUND SYSTEM Headlining club shows, captivating festival crowds and supporting legendary Jamaican acts such as; The Wailers, Luciano, Sly and Robby and the late great, Gregory Isaacs to name but a few. Trojan Sound System are the original crew that broke Reggae music and culture back into contemporary clubs and festivals.. A legendary team of selectors and vocalists, they relentlessly tour the globe, representing the most seminal Reggae and Ska record label in history.

FOR FANS OF: THE WAILERS / BLACK UHURU / CULTURE

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FEB 13 | LEMON GROVE, EXETER

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Spanish pop punkers

If we take a look at the European alternative scene, to find an unsigned band that stand a cut above the others, we meet Daylight, an exciting Pop-Punk band from Barcelona (Spain).

Established in 2004, and inspired by the Barcelona’s lifestyle & attitude, Daylight kicked hard from the beginning with their ambition, hardwork and passion to turn their dreams into goals.

FEB 13 | TIKI, PLYMOUTH

FOR FANS OF: BLINK 182 / REEL BIG FISH / THE ATARIS

Prepare for a scare

The horror punk rocker and former Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13 and Murderdolls and front man of Wednesday 13 is treating us to a night of terror at the Joiners in March as he returns for a headline tour! The 6th album Monsters of the Universe: Come Out and Plague is due to be released on January 13th 2015. Previous albums have been heavily inspired by horror movies and artists such as Alice Cooper and KISS, therefore except a spooktacular show and an unforgettable performance!

FOR FANS OF: ALICE COOPER/MURDER DOLLS/CRADLE OF FILTH

BLUE

MAR 07 | CAVERN, EXETER From boys to men

MAR 22 | PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS Irish rock kings invade UK

Lee Ryan, Antony Costa, Duncan James and Simon Webbe catapulted to fame in 2001 with their Top 5 single ‘All Rise’. The affable quartet quickly ascended to the top of the charts with three #1 albums, scored highly-respectable collaborations with Elton John and Stevie Wonder, and even represented the UK in 2011 at the Eurovision Song Contest. Say what you will about Blue, but no matter how many times they’ve been knocked down, they always come back stronger. They are the best of friends and with over a decade in the music industry, the boys know the game and how to play it well.

FOR FANS OF: TAKE THAT / WESTLIFE / FIVE

The Irish blues rock kings The Answer are ready to invade the UK! In 2000 at the age of 18 guitarist Paul Mahon made the wise decision of putting together a blues Rock n Roll band. Heavily influenced by the Rock n Roll greats, these guys have quite rightly toured with most of them! These rockers have previously toured with a handful of legendary rock pioneers including AC-DC, Deep Purple and The Who, now it’s their turn. Led Zeppelins guitarist Jimmy Page is fan and so are we!

FOR FANS OF: WOLFMOTHER/BLACK STONE CHERRY

CALABRESE

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MAR 27 | LEMON GROVE Horrifyingly catchy punk

Calabrese are a punk rock band of brothers originating from Phoenix known for their fascination with everything horror and punk rock. The three brothers have been a band since 2002 and are inspired by an assortment of punk pioneers including The Ramones, Black Flag and Greenday. As well as touring their home turfs the brothers have pleased fans by announcing a handful UK dates. However Calabrese aren’t just a standard horror punk band although they have elements of spook, there catchy melody and punk attitude create the perfect combination for a remarkable live show.

MAY 04 | TIKI, PLYMOUTH

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FOR FANS OF: BLITZKID/MISFITS/THE ROSEDALES

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will never forget! We toured with ‘’ What Awaits Us ‘’, and we cannot thank our Finnish amigo’s enough for looking after us and showing us what Finland has to offer!

When can we expect to hear some new stuff?

We expect to release our new EP - ‘Modern Truths’ in early February, with a music video for the title track featuring a guest vocal from a close chum!

What’s on the agenda for 2015?

Drive forward the new EP! We plan to gig and tour as much as possible and continue to enjoy writing and playing music!

We have a little tour in the pipeline, but we can’t announce anything just yet.

What’s on your iPod right now?

Amity Affliction – Let the ocean take me (Corker!)

Hand of Mercy – Resolve How did you all meet?

Climates – Body Clocks Some of us already knew each other outside of playing music What Awaits Us – Awake through school and other friendships.

After featuring in different local bands, we met through the If you could play any festival, what would it be and why? local Plymouth music scene. Playing shows together and We’re up for almost any festival, as we’ve all been going socialising in a community we all very much enjoy being a to multiples fests for years! An obvious answer would be part of.

Download, having said that, 70000 tonnes of metal would be amazing! I mean come on, playing on a cruise ship around What made you decide to start playing music together? the Caribbean … how rad would that be!? But anything like Due to our other bands finishing for various reasons we all Ghostfest, Takedown or Throwfest would also be an amazing came together and formed who we are today. We’re all really experience! driven & hard working, and we love to have fun on & off stage!

What’s the best gig you’ve ever been to?

There is so many … To list a few : Muse @ The Eden Project, If you had to make up a new genre to describe your sound, Municipal Waste @ The White Rabbit (RIP), Thy art is Murder @ what would you call it?

Bristol Louisiana and Heart of a coward @ Download 2013 Good question! Our music is heavily influenced by popular genres such as Metalcore, Hardcore, and your standard Metal. Why should we come check out your live show?

There’s a certain sound down here, so I’d say we’re Plymouth- Having fun is at the forefront of everything we do, so we try core! and incorporate that within our live show as much as we can.

Having said that, we’re totally serious about this whole thing, What was your highlight of 2014? and I think we may crack a few jokes on stage, but as soon as Touring in Finland, great country and great people. The we play, that’s when things get real & people pay attention. response we had was phenomenal, and it’s something we You’ll have to come and see us for yourselves!

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