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Today In Metal History 🤘 June 16th, 2025 🤘 MEGADETH, KROKUS, FIREHOUSE, DANZIG, MONSTER MAGNET, DEVILDRIVER

https://bravewords.com/news/today-in-metal-history-%f0%9f%a4%98-june-16th-2025-%f0%9f%a4%98-megadeth-krokus-firehouse-danzig-monster-magnet-devildriver/

#Megadeth #Krokus #Firehouse #Danzig #MonsterMagnet #Devildriver #KikoLoureiro #Bravewords #MetalHistory #Heavy

Happy Friday the 13th – I wish you all more violence, sex, and bad decisions. Evil remains.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X--o22uUclk

https://word.undead-network.de/2025/06/13/happy-friday-the-13th-i-wish-you-all-more-violence-sex-and-bad-decisions-evil-remains/
#cash #danzig #deathcountry #friday #friday13 #thirteen

@stratcom_centre by this logic #UK would need to invade #India and #HongKong back into the Empire and #Germany would have to invade #Poland (again) and take back #Danzig #wtf guys just stop this #war #mutualdestruction #madness

Ich fahre im Juli mit dem Zug nach Breslau, Krakau, Auschwitz, Warschau, Posen und Danzig. Die Reise dauert 7 Tage.

Ich könnte noch gute Tipps gebrauchen!

Was darf man auf keinen Fall verpassen? Was ist nur eine Touristenfalle?

#lauteshirn #Polen #Zugrundreise #Zug #Breslau #Krakau #Auschwitz #Warschau #Posen #Danzig

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ZAKK SABBATH Announces Fall 2025 U.S. Tour, BLABBERMOUTH.NET Presale

https://blabbermouth.net/news/zakk-sabbath-announces-fall-2025-u-s-tour-blabbermouth-net-presale

#ZakkSabbath #BlabbermouthNet #RobertNicholson #JoeyCastillo #BlackLabelSociety #OzzyOsbourne #RobZombie #JohnDeServio #Danzig #QueenOfTheStoneAge

geschrieben: Weiter nach Danzig

Teil 2 von 2 des Reiseberichts 2025.2 Danzig Teil 2 von 2 des Reiseberichts 2025.2 Danzig

Streifzug durch die Stadt, mit Höhen, Tiefen und Kuchen

Hier lesen: https://blog.max-fun.de/2025/06/01/weiter-nach-danzig/

#danzig #essen #geocaching #gesundheit #kirche #laufen #motorrad #polen #reisebericht

Neu im Blog: Weiter nach Danzig https://blog.max-fun.de/2025/06/01/weiter-nach-danzig/

Streifzug durch die Stadt, mit Höhen, Tiefen und Kuchen

#danzig #essen #geocaching #gesundheit #kirche #laufen #motorrad #polen #reisebericht

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#Danzig
Danzig
Mother

YouTube Search:
https://youtube.com/results?search_query=Danzig+Danzig+Mother

Songwhip:
https://songwhip.com/Danzig/Mother

Lyrics:
https://genius.com/Danzig-mother-lyrics

LastFM:
https://www.last.fm/music/Danzig/_/Mother

#hardrock #metal #heavymetal #rock #DANZIG

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Today In Metal History 🤘 May 26th, 2025 🤘 EUROPE, THE BEATLES, KINGDOM COME, IHSAHN, DANZIG, METAL CHURCH

https://bravewords.com/today-in-metal/today-in-metal-history-%f0%9f%a4%98-may-26th-2025-%f0%9f%a4%98-europe-the-beatles-kingdom-come-ihsahn-danzig-metal-church/

#TodayInMetalHistory #Europe #TheBeatles #KingdomCome #Ihsahn #Danzig #MetalChurch #HeavyMetal #MetalNews

Went to see the Danzig house because that's the kind of tourist I am.

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#danzig
#la

A slightly tilted picture of a decrepit abandoned house owned by musician Glenn Danzig. The house is dirty with a small pile of bricks on the porch. The lawn is overgrown and everything is dingy.

🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music

Danzig:
🎵 Conspiracy Dirge

#Danzig

https://danzigsingselvis.bandcamp.com/track/conspiracy-dirge

https://open.spotify.com/track/1Jbq2qVmbwKseUEg17O5Lh

The final excursion on our 2017 Baltic cruise had us taking a guided tour of Gdańsk, visiting St Mary’s Church - one of the largest brick churches in the world - and seeing some of the historical highlights of this city massively restored after World War II following the huge amount of destruction it faced. Pictured here is the 17th century Neptune's Fountain and behind that is Artus Court (named for King Arthur), a gothic meeting hall for merchants in the past.

#Travel #Photography #TravelPhotography #Poland #Cruise #Danzig #Gdansk #Architecture #Fountain

We're in a wide and busy pedestrianised area of a city with houses and other buildings along that look to be centuries old. Buildings in various colours with four floors and stepped and sometimes curved gables are either side of a wider, more impressive building in pale blue, large, stone bricks, with three enormous arched window fronts rising up three floors and an ornate doorway in the centre. In the pedestrian area there is a fountain with a figure with trident atop it and many people are walking past or admiring the sights.

Witchrot – Soul Cellar Review

By Tyme

Before snagging their new album out of the sump pit, I knew next to nothing about Ontario, Canada’s Witchrot. It turns out the band gained a fair amount of notoriety in 2018, after releasing just one EP, when co-founder and original bassist Peter Turik posted an unexpected message on Facebook announcing the band was taking an ‘extended hiatus,’ revealing his girlfriend of seven years had slept with the guitarist. And that, oh, yeah, in a grave, Spinal Tapish post-script, Witchrot‘s drummer had died.1 After soldiering on and bouncing back with 2021’s revenge platter Hollow, Witchrot recorded its live-in-the-studio and Fuzzed and Buzzed Records debut Live In the Hammer in 2023, which generated more buzz in the doom scene. That’s a ton of drama for such a relatively young band, which brings us to 2025. With a newly solidified lineup, Witchrot sets out to release their third album, Soul Cellar. Will this be the record that sees Witchrot break through to the other side or revert to a state of doom anonymity?

If “Fuzzy Wuzzy Was a Bear,”2 then Witchrot‘s Soul Cellar is a grizzly. Drenched in reverberant haze and heavily Windhanded, Turik’s fat n’ fuzzy, mid-paced riffs serve Witchrot well, and whether they’re bruisin’ (“Spinelss”) or bluesin’ (“Tombstoned”), douse the whole of Soul Cellar in sheets of sludgy, sonic sleaze. John Ferreira’s weighty bass lines, often aswarm with bees, buzz hard enough that even Will Rahmer3 might take notice (“Soul Cellar”). Myles Deck (Cauldron) keeps Witchrot in check and on track with his doom-hearty drumminations, deftly weaving ground-pounding beats with a reservedly soft touch that adequately wrangles Soul Cellar‘s sonic situations. Freshly added keyboardist Patrick Sherrard carves a new wrinkle into the Witchrot sound, expanding the instrumental palette with some well-crafted Hammond cheese. And, of course, one can’t forget the star of the Witchrot show as Lea Reto turns in another stirring performance, her dynamic range on full display. Soul Cellar finds Witchrot broadening its scope and widening the path by which it continues to march toward doom dominance.

The crushing, sludgy doom Witchrot is known for remains intact, but there’s a softer, more soulful side to Soul Cellar that’s as effective. From the beginning strains of album opener “Possession Deepens” to the magical mystery of the too-short “Green River,” Sherrard’s impact is evident. Whether it’s the uncommonly smooth, silky bass lines and psychedelically patchouli-scented keys of the former or the shimmery strums and couch-crashing, laid-back attitude of the latter, both are perfect vehicles for Reto to show off her huskily hypnotizing octave, a clone of Dorthia Cottrell. On the flip side of Reto’s range, however, is an amazingly Danzig-esque croon and wail, manifested most in her cadence and choice of vocal progressions that take deeper root the more I listen (“Tombstoned,” “Tongue Cutter,” “Spineless”).

Soul Cellar‘s biggest problem is that there are no problems, for as much as Witchrot does nothing overtly bad, neither do they accomplish anything that stands out from the rest of the fuzz-doom crowd. If I had to poke at something, I suppose the rather loud production tips the scales of Reto’s higher, more manic vocals into the shrill category at times, but not so much as to cause pain, and God forbid we deduct for production. And I suppose Witchrot could stand to shave a minute or two, here and there, to tighten things up, but Soul Cellar clocks in at a respectably edited forty minutes, so there aren’t even glaring issues of bloat to whinge on about at least not for a doom album that could have easily suffered from such a malady. I dig the stoner-rock, dust-desert, and sex vibe of the cover art, courtesy of ZZ Corpse, which fits in nicely with everything else on Soul Cellar, and that is, it’s all just perfectly fine.

Soul Cellar is a collection of decently executed doom that does neither too much nor too little to warrant patent praise or critique; it simply is what it is. Fans of this fuzzed-out style should have fun with Soul Cellar, even though I don’t plan on returning to it once free of the review. However, this five-piece version of Witchrot is the band’s most effective iteration, and I hope no more instances of infidelity or faux-deaths prevent them from coalescing further and releasing something top-notch.

Rating: 2.5/5.0
DR: 5 | Format Reviewed: WAV
Labels: Fuzzed and Buzzed Records (USA) | Majestic Mountain Records (EU)
Websites: Bandcamp | Facebook
Releases Worldwide: May 23rd, 2025

#25 #2025 #CanadianMetal #Danzig #DoomMetal #FuzzedAndBuzzedRecords #MajesticMountainRecords #May25 #Review #Sludge #SoulCellar #StonerDoom #Windhand #Witchrot

Life fades away
It's always easy to make fun of Glenn Danzig or to accuse him of evil. But as soon as you've written an iconic song for Roy Orbison and Johnny Cash, you can say something.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6h1FnuJciE

https://word.undead-network.de/2025/05/22/life-fades-away/
#danzig #music #royorbison