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Haughm posted some additional details. Still sounds bleak, but there's a sliver of hope that he continues on with new members: After being inundated by a barrage of responses, I feel that I should clarify some things. I take full responsibility for the decision to part ways with the other...

The song's fine enough. Video is pretty awful. Worldchanger is my favorite of his solo works, but I more or less stopped paying attention after The Duke.

Seems like Zane has had a memory lapse and forgotten the ill will and bridges burned in 2010 with MelodicRock.com and the folks over there from ownership on down to the fans. His screed here is comparable in tone to those he's unleashed on numerous others. It is not too difficult to use the...

Actually, that's not entirely true, especially if you're limiting your consumption to X albums in a given time. It requires a tad more effort on your part, but the Universal Scrobbler is pretty fantastic for situations not covered by phones and PCs.

Kinda partial to Shiver as it was the first of his albums that I heard; however, there's not a bad album in the bunch.

Excellent choice, and very easy to use.

7th Heaven is pretty much the Chicago connection. From what I understand, they (Rich Hofherr) helped Andrew scout the area for venues and whatnot.

This will probably be one of my favorite albums of this year when all is said and done.

Picked this up yesterday and am about halfway through (300+ pages). If this holds up for the duration, he's 3 for 3 with me.

The Great Cold Distance, Night is the New Day, and Dead End Kingsmake quite the trifecta.

Really doesn't get much better than Still Life...

Wouldn't object to seeing Primordial over here again. Couple of the others would be interesting, too.

Caught the Chicago show last Friday and was once again blown away by what an amazing band Orphaned Land are and how they almost effortlessly energize the crowd. I had heard they were swapping spots with Swallow the Sun, so they went on before Katatonia, which proved to be a very nice, much...

Can't freakin' wait for this show... mostly because it's been on my calendar for quite some time now, but also because it'll be a fine way to end an otherwise annoying week.

Been through this one four or five times in the last few days. Mille and Barney appearing threw me for a loop at first because I'd forgotten they were guesting, but I like both tracks and find this to be yet another winner from Volbeat. Not sure if it'll get the insane attention from me that...

Good to know they're outdated, which means there's hope. Because not having all of your Novembers Doom CDs signed by every member of the band would seriously make me questions your fanboyism. :lol:

No kidding... I mean, never mind that they're the first two items listed on the index page under "Hot Progressive and Power Metal", which is no more than halfway down the page. And never mind that there's one of them there newfangled search fields right at the top of the homepage. Clearly it...

What, no backing vocals from Vinnie Barbarino and the Sweathogs?

Damn... I haven't heard that song in a long, long time. Gonna have to dig out that CD and Skold's solo album and given them a spin.

I've played the hell out of this album for the last month sand a half. Definitely worth picking up, and at five bucks it's a veritable steal.