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Vol. 12 - #2 - Issue 68 - February/March 2016 Covering the Underground 10 Years Music Scene a Decade Since 2004 of Decadence Vol. 12 - #2 - Issue 68 - February/March 2016 covering the underground 10 years music scene a decade since 2004 of decadence Editor-In-Chief - Ira Hunter Art Director - Chad Persley Sound Engineer- Willy Jak table of contents Music Editor - Willow Gamberg Assistant Editor - Dawn Daniels Ad Design - Clayton Hall & John Warnock Office Manager - Dan Johannessen Web Masters - Goatlord, Danny Deane, Interns Ryan Holmes, Myles Malloy, victoria’s locals only- torrefy ........................ page 4 Pamela Ouellette, Elizabeth Jarvis COVER ARTWORK by Randy Stubbs vancouver vengeance - black wizard ............... page 5 Lemmy Memorial layout by Demonika Writers - Michael Luis, Matt Gordon, Erik Lindholm, Willow Gamberg, Dan Potter, Michael Allen, Dustin Blumhagen, Sean calgary carnage - haiduk ................................... page 6 McKay, Cody No Teeth, Ed Sum, Lacey Paige, Michael Carnage, Andre Laniel, Ashley Frierichs, Darren Kitson, David Goertzen Photographers - John Warnock, Chad Persley, Demonika, Ira montreal massacre - anti fuckword radio edit......page 9 Hunter, Jake Jackoff, Keith Norton, Justin Poulsen, Mike Chow, Chris McKibbin, Scott Alexander, Ryan Dyer, Krista Robson, Zia Marashi, Travis McDermid, Brad Reckless, Nathaniel Shannon, plows pick - rum rebellion .............................page 10 Brydon Parker, Pamela Porosky, Dani Eggen, Robin K, Mr. Sable, Jen Warnock, Jason Shultz, Joelle Prevost, Patti Gordon, William Smart, Allison Drinnan, Milton Stille, Alicia Beisel, Sara those things ...................................................... page 11 Power, DJ Zang Comic Artists – Robin Thompson, Randy Chaos, Dick Kaupf,. IT WOULD BE Ricky Jak, Mark Lehtimki, Tim Canepa shr-edmonton - tales of the tomb ..................page 12 Transcription – Erik Lindholm, Pauly Hardcore, Steve Boyd Interns – Needed Desperately!!! Apply within to hardcore alley - youth decay..........................page 13 [email protected] Logo Design – Dirty Donny Distribution - propagandhi .......................................................page 15 Vancouver - Amber Lamoureux, Manly Mark, Mr. Plow, Stiff A CRIME TO Josh, Michelle Everaert, Robin Thompson, my Mom Whistler - Brydon Parker, Black Ohm Robin carcass ...............................................................page 16 Victoria/Vancouver Island - Big Rick, Cabby Craig, Hippy Dave, DJ, Jesus, Lackie, Champs of Hell Dan, Langford Rob, Karly Sue, Krissi-Steele , Jeff Martin Seattle - CC & Gravy lemmy kilmister memorial .............................page 18 Calgary - Chad Persley Edmonton - Rich Bastard MISS THE EXPO. Winnipeg – Jamie Vertigo, South of Heaven Tattoo artist profile - mitchell villa ....................... page 20 Saskatoon - Keith Corbett, Wes Funk Lethbridge/Medicine Hat - Jeff VandenElzen Toronto - Glen Dirty Bird, John Di Marco, CJ Sleez, Andrew wacken metal battle contestant profiles .....page 22 MacDonald Stewart Montreal - Jon Asher, Shawn Central, Austin, TX – Schooley & Lumber Jackie brutal battle cuba ............................................page 23 MEET Published by Ira Hunter Absolute Underground thor - striking vikings ................................... page 24 PO Box 48076, Victoria, BC V8Z 7H5 [email protected] LEA DELARIA & JACKIE CRUZ, www.absoluteunderground.tv absolute film reviews .....................................page 25 If you would like Absolute Underground absolute album reviews ..................................page 25 FROM ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK, distributed at your business or you are interested in advertising with us please CONTACT US: the smalls documentary .................................page 26 AT THE 2016 CALGARY COMIC & ENTERTAINMENT EXPO. 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The guest list is subject to change. 2 absoluteunderground.tv please recycle this magazine share with a friend please recycle this magazine share with a friend 3 of this chat. New Westminster AU: You competed in the Wacken Metal Battle our music with your – How, if at all, has Canada last year, how was your experience and metalhead friends victoria’s locals only AU: You’re releasing your new album, New vancouver vengeance Waste, worldwide on January 29th via living / working / Stokes, so he can take the credit for how rad that will you do it again this year? is the very best way world! Torrefy plays The Moon 2016! Listenable Records, is that right? How did jamming in that area affected your sound and piece really is. Nah, we don’t stick to any kind JF: It was an absolute blast! We popped our to support and help us in this uphill climb we call AU: Where do you see the band going in the you guys end up on Listenable? How has the your identity as a band? of definition - we’re definitely against that. We Vancouver cherry at such a huge show and met the music industry. next year? experience been, working with an overseas AG: Sick, glad you made the connection! Well, are inspired by so many things that it would be some awesome people, including Gustavo, the AU: What’s your favourite venue to play on the JF: The moon... or if that doesn’t work out, label? there’s something really unique about the general redundant to categorize it. badass sound wizard who has been recording island? hopefully on a tour promoting The Infinity vibe there, and for Eug, Evan and I growing up us. We didn’t make it through to the Toronto AG: You bet. It’s been super positive so far. We AU: The artwork for New Waste is very JF: Logan’s, for sure! It’s not the biggest, or the Complex as well as any festival we can get on. and starting to play music there, I feel we owe a round, which bummed us out at the time, but Black Wizard met Laurent from Listenable on our first tour in distinctive – how did it come about? Does it cleanest, but it sure as shit is the most fun. Our If we are feeling particularly ambitious, we will little somethin’ to it. Jamming at Bully’s Studios the benefits of meeting the people we did Interview by AU Editorial Belgium, and he was really into the tunes and told reflect the themes on the album? very first show was at Logan’s, and I don’t believe try and get recording the third album, which is would be the biggest influence in our sound Torrefy and gaining notoriety on the mainland soon us to keep in touch. So naturally, ever since, we’ve EP: The art was done by the amazing Alison Lilly. we’ve had a bad experience there at any point. a song or two away from being written, by the though, the community that has been created Interview by Michael Carnage outweighed the Toronto trip, and we are filled been very stoked. The atmosphere is perfect for thrash metal, and Absolte Underground: Who are we talking with there is amazing. The amount of talent that feeds with anything but regret! Unfortunately due Eug Parkomenko: Yeah, they’re putting a great the bartenders are all and what are you most infamous for? off each other is fuckin’ rad. to time constraints and our current focus on deal of work and time in for us to get this album veterans of the scene, Adam Grant: Alright! You’re gonna be talking releasing and promoting the album, as well as out all over the world. It’s been quite an awesome AU: Do you explore any particular themes, Torrefy has been around the island scene for a few able to understand with the Russian prince, Eug Parkomenko, most multiple massive shows such as Warbringer, experience. topics or stories in New Waste? Any particular convoluted drink orders infamous for his general love of eating and years now... They’ve started doing more shows Enforcer, Nylithia, and Striker, we will not be events or influences behind it as a whole? and traveling a bit, playing for some bigger bands
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