Showing posts with label Krallice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Krallice. Show all posts

Friday, May 20, 2011

Podcast #50 Is Ripe & Ready.

In podcast #50 Uli explores Revolver releases with a April 26th street date. Hear new music by: Holy Ghost, Chrissy Murderbot, Girls Names, Dutch Uncles, Krallice, Terry Malts, Boxcutter, and Thee Oh Sees. Total time: 15:58.

Download and streaming options can be found at the usual destination:
REVOLVER POD PAGE.


Or find this podcast and other podcasts in the Free Downloads section of Digital page on the Midheaven site.  

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Krallice & Liturgy Live Photos!

(Does that bass have five strings?)

Brooklyn Vegan posted a show review and some great photos of Liturgy and Krallice from their Union Pool show last Friday. Check'em HERE.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Krallice In So Many Words.

A few choice words pulled from the Dimensional Bleedthrough onesheet that put Krallice's latest 77-minute album into prospective. Dimensional Bleedthrough streets next Tues. 11/10/09.

Guitar Wizards - Guitar Gymnastics - Surpassed - Intensity - Transcendental - Epic - Surging - Melancholic - Progressive - Blackened Shroud - Pummels - Submission - Overwhelming Musicality - Skill - Solidify - Important - Black Metal.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Krallice Virtuosity Captured On Video.

Exclusive live footage of Krallice posted on Guitar World/Metalkult Website...

October 29th, 2008
Live Kult: KRALLICE “Wretched Wisdom” and “Timehusk” [NYC, 2008]
Posted in Live Kult, Videos

On October 8, 2008, MetalKult trekked down to the Knitting Factory to catch the live actions of the mighty Watain. Before the Swedes’ scorched-earth attack began, we were treated to a good crop of opening bands, including NY’s own black metal virtuosos, Krallice.

The brainchild of guitar wizards Mick Barr (Ocrilim, Orthrelm) and Colin Marston (Behold…The Arctopus, Dysrhythmia), Krallice blends blazing guitar histrionics with seasick atmospherics and seriously vicious vocals. The result, as heard on their self-titled debut (released on Profound Lore earlier this year), is truly intoxicating. And as we found out that night, Krallice’s live show is not to be missed. Go HERE to check out Krallice as they play “Wretched Wisdom” and “Timehusk”.