Impending Doom Bruce Dickinson Devildriver Asg
ASG DEVILDRIVER BRUCE DICKINSON IMPENDING DOOM SURVIVE SUNRISE OUTLAWS ‘TIL THE END, VOL. 1 SCREAM FOR ME SARAJEVO THE SIN AND DOOM VOL. II RELAPSE NAPALM RECORDS SANCTUARY RECORDS EONE North Carolina riff-rockers ASG are back with Survive A monstrous collection of savage and slamming metal Sarajevo in 1994 was a city under siege. Mortars and Impending Doom arise from where they began – their Sunrise, their sixth full length and first new album in five interpretations of Dez Fafara and his comrades in grenades rained down on the city, killing indiscriminately own alpha and omega as a band – crafting a sixth album years. Recorded, mixed and mastered with longtime DevilDriver’s favorite outlaw country songs, Outlaws every day. Amongst the madness, would it be possible as punishing, focused, bottom-heavy, and musically producer Matt Hyde, Survive Sunrise further expands ‘Til The End is both a startling curveball and a ferocious to persuade a global rock star to come and play a blood-soaked as the earliest efforts that first won them upon ASG’s trademark blend of heavy, southern-fried, statement of individuality from a band with cojones to show for local fans? Scream for Me Sarajevo is the notice. For The Sin and Doom Vol. II, they’ve returned alt-rock fury and infectious, hook-centric accessibility. spare. “The blues and outlaw country are what made soundtrack to the astonishing documentary film story to the grassroots, hands-on way they engineered With unabashedly hooky vocals, evocative lyrics rock ‘n’ roll. They were around before rock ‘n’ roll... of the most unlikely of rock concerts, performed by the and produced their earliest recordings, creating their and well-honed musical chops, ASG create soaring, And in my head, I’ve always heard these songs heavy,” ceaselessly fascinating Iron Maiden frontman, Bruce own grimey sonic mysteries.
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