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Dan O'mahony ( Daniel Wax Off / Release Reviews DAN O’MAHONY (NO FOR AN ANSWER/411/DONE DYING) / TONY SCAGLIONE (WHIPLASH/CAUSE FOR ALARM/M.O.D.) / DANIEL WAX OFF / RELEASE REVIEWS // ANGER BURNING EDITORIAL DOING A ZINE LIKE THIS, AMONGST ALL THE OTHER STUFF I HAVE ON AT ANY GIVEN TIME, MEANS THAT IT TAKES A LONG TIME FOR THE COMPLETED ISSUES TO COME OUT. SO, IT’S GREAT TO HAVE PEOPLE OFFER SUPPORT AND HELP AND EVEN GREATER WHEN THINGS START TO HAPPEN! SO, I’D LIKE TO WELCOME PAUL STONE TO THE TEAM (WELL, IT IS A TEAM NOW). OF KEYSIDE STRIKE AND JURATORY FAME. HE’S ALSO HELPED OUT DECONTROL FOR A COUPLE OF GIGS WITH HELLBASTARD IN THE SUMMER. HE’S ALSO BEEN FEATURED IN THIS ZINE BEFORE AND WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN SECURING THE DISCHARGE FOR QUESTIONS IN ISSUE 3. I’M SURE THAT WITH ALL OF THE CONTACTS THAT HE HAS, IT WILL MAKE FOR EVEN MORE INTERESTING READING! IT’S A SHORTER ISSUE, BUT MORE IN-DEPTH... ENJOY! LOVE, PEACE & ANARCHY PAUL, December 9, 2017. PHOTO: WILL BINKS PHOTOGRAPHY WANT TO SAY WHAT YOU THINK OF THIS ZINE? GO TO OUR FACEBOOK PAGE OVER AT: HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/ANGERBURNINGFANZINE PUBLICATION SIMPLY WAXING LYRICAL... FRONTSIDE BLUNTSLIDE, SCUMLINE and BUMPER CROP and Smax was in far too many to list but he is currently playing bass in THE HAPPY SPASTICS and SOCIAL INSECURITY. Callan was in a deathcore band but he left and Taco has just started a blackened thrash band. This is Fogle’s first outing. You're all skaters I think, so is the skate-core scene alive and well in Scotland and the UK in general? Do you fellas get to play many gigs out and about? NORTH BERWICK’S FINEST DWO: Two of the band skate: LD and Taco. Smax used to in the 80s and SKATECORE THRASHERS SPILL Callan did for a bit. Fogle doesn't but a lot of the ex-members did. THE BEANS ON ALL MANNER OF Steve, Max and Doug. The skate core SUBJECTS TO STONEY! scene is very much alive and well as a whole, just not in Scotland and there are loads of great bands that people should check out such BAND MEMBERS: as CRIPPLED FOX, THE SHINING, DFC, LD- Vocals, Smacky – Drums, BANDANOS to name a few. We have Callan – Guitar, Taco – Guitar, played loads of gigs in Scotland The Fog-Bass and been over to Northern Ireland a couple of times, as well as one So having had my first assault of disastrous trip to Newcastle!!!!! the D.W.O. thrash-core attack and been thoroughly impressed by it, Who are some of your favourite what brought you wee scamps to the bands to gig with, and any bands to classic mid 80's hyper speed style look out for that might not be of crossover? You've pretty much overly well-known south of the nailed the Wehrmacht/Cryptic great Berwick divide? Slaughter/Nuclear Assault sound, and it's certainly not the easiest DWO: Ok that's a tough one as they to do. Have you all got a long list have all been good. KINGPIN, THE of bands you were in before, or is SHINING, VILLA FUNGUS, DIPOSABLE, D.W.O. your first attack on the STABBING DEVICE, BURT WARD, scene? SCUMPULSE, ACID AGE, DEATHBUS, THE SLM, DUNT, SHATTERHAND, HELLRIPPER, DWO: Ok. LD and Smax have both been to name a few. Go check ‘em out. in bands before. LD was in Having blasted through your split Clearly LD doesn't take life with the Fastplants on Beer City overly seriously, and loves a good Records, I was wondering how that laugh in general. The Rogan Mosh is came about? Beer City is a pretty a classic example of the tale of well-known label and obviously a too much spice in your life. so big part of the Skate Punk scene. fellas, give us a list of your Getting a release via them is a favourite curry houses in Edinburgh pretty decent way to get yourselves and a recommendation of menu known out in the wider scene. Any choice! plans to hit the road down South to DWO: OK just to clear this up… We England or Europe? all take life very seriously and we DWO: D.W.O. We pretty much just are 100% political in our own sent Mike Beer a link as said check rights, just not in DWO. This is a us out. Then he got back to us and release to get away from all that. asked if we would record a split The best curry in the world is the with THE FASTPLANTS...so we did. We one you make yourself... DIY!!!!!! all love DRI and ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT, so it only seemed natural to take a chance. We would love to play England and we have tried to get gigs but nothing yet. Any offers get in touch. Europe is on the cards and we are back to Ireland in December to play the Warzone In Belfast. What's your top 5 crossover You played an unusual choice of records for anyone who's missed out cover at Bannerman's when you on the best music from the 80's? supported Hellbastard. What made (It seems to me there's too many you choose, I think, Jailcell folks who think everything stopped Recipes as a cover? I was fully at the Big 4 thrash bands, when in expecting Hang The Pope or Money fact S.O.D., Excel, Ludichrist Talks. Top marks for the curveball. D.R.I. and others were turning out Always like to see bands do the amazing albums that influenced the unexpected, and I wasn't the only thrash metal crowd to go faster and person impressed by it. harder). Fire at will. @DWO: LD and Smax are both 80s DWO: We are going to do a top 10: skate rats and grew up on the NORTH ATLANTIC NOISE ATTACK comp, INTENSE DEGREE-WAR IN MY HEAD SKATEBOARD! summer sampler, THE TRANSGRESSION-COLD WORLD STUPIDS, SPERMBIRDS, THRASHER and DRESDEN 45-PARADISE LOST NO MERCY-WIDESPREAD BLOODSHED PUSHEAD. So the JAILCELL RECIPES EXCEL-SPLIT IMAGE are a huge influence on us as a ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT-NO MORE MR NICE GUY band. We also cover Skatebored by DRI-FOUR OF A KIND INTENSE DEGREE. Gotta love a curve SUICIDAL TENDENCIES-JOIN THE ARMY ball.... ROSEROSE-MOSH OF ASS LEEWAY-BORN TO EXPIRE With the likes of Municipal there. What d'you fellas think? Waste, the off shoot Iron Reagan, (Contentious question alert! lol) Toxic Holocaust and others breaking @DWO: LD is going to try and answer out and stirring up a rebirth of this question. Kerry King is a sorts for the classic dick. RIP Jeff. We do like old thrash/crossover sound, who would SLAYER and some of the guitar solos be your dream band to tour with? may sound like ‘em, but I think What's your thoughts on that whole both Taco and Callan, as far as scene, do you see it a bit of riffs and stuff are concerned, are nostalgia or a genuine rebirth? too busy listening to every obscure DWO: Tough question. Er MCRAD, thrash band from all over the world INTENSE DEGREE, SPERMBIRDS, THE than to be that bothered about STUPIDS, JAILCELL. Yeah, pretty Kerry King. Gary Holt on the other much anyone from that scene. AH hand, like Jeff, is a true legend. HA!!!!! We would play with anyone actually, the more interesting the bill the better. That's true crossover. There are loads of great new crossover bands from the last ten years. Here’s yer list, go check ‘em out: CRATERFACE, PARTY VIBEZ, ATOMIC DATH SQUAD, DISINTEGRATOR, BANDANOS, CROSS EXAMINATION, SxTxRxExExTxS, ED, INSANITY ALERT, SMASH POTATER, CRIPPLED FOX, DFC, BBQ CHICKENS, CYCOSIS, WAKING THE DEAD, THE SHINING, THE TERRORDACTYLS, TROPICAL STORM!, VERBAL RAZORS, REANIMANIACS, POSSUIDO PELO CAO, SSS, LOWLIFE, LEI DO CAO, BITING SOX ,NEGATIVE SELF, are a few. There's a bit of debate over the With Discharge releasing arguably last few years, and again recently their best album since Hear about Slayer becoming the "Kerry Nothing, Se Nothing, Say Nothing, King show" and arguments about certainly the first time in a long money and contracts behind the time a real hardcore album bothered scenes. Added to the fact that the the national chart here. Then last few albums haven’t been that Warwound dropping the awesome great in honesty. Gary Holt's Burning The Blindfolds Of Bigots playing out of his skin in Exodus, this year, do you see hardcore but pretty much is allowed to put a taking an up-swing? few leads on Kings riffs here n DWO: Hardcore and punk in general As a now long retired skater has never really died ,so to speak. myself, (I packed in coz There’s new stuff that's coming out permanently swollen hands made from all over the world seriously guitar playing painful at best! kicks ass, you just have to find lol) Do you fellas not any issues it. Bandcamp can be good for that. with playing through skate So yeah, things are getting better injuries? A sprained ankle or we think. jammed finger makes riffing or double bass drumming a bloody That said, with your split just nightmare surely? Any horror coming out this year, have you any stories for the kids? more releases in the pipeline yourselves? DWO: Ok. We all have old injuries that come back to haunt us. LD is DWO: We just released a split with pretty much falling apart from both the mighty Deathbus that's on playing live, getting drunk, Bandcamp and will be released on skateboarding and work.
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