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@COPENHELL #copenhell #copenhell2018
Today is an extra special Metal Monday. Why? Because Copenhell will announce the first group of bands who will be at 2018 Copenhell today. Tickets go on sale for the June 21-23, 2018 festival on November 9.
Red Bluff Round-Up Rodeo
Throwing it back to my first, and only, rodeo experience.
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@COPENHELL #copenhell @MetalBlade
Batushka just got signed to Metal Blade. Hopefully, that means a new record soon.
The last trail in the Painted Hills Unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, the Red Hill Trail is short and sweet.
Myrkur @ 2017 Copenhell
#rf18 @orangefeeling @RelapseRecords #Myrkur
I must admit, I was thinking about skipping the 2018 Roskilde Festival. However, if the first announced performers are an indication of the future then I will for sure be going. Three of the first ten are appealing to me: Myrkur, Watain, and Mogwai. If 30% of the remaining 165 are also artists I want to see, well, I’ll be very busy in early July.
John Baizley of Baroness @ 2017 Copenhell
@COPENHELL #copenhell @YourBaroness
I’m 90-something percent sure that I will be back for 2018 Copenhell. No bands have been announced yet. I wish Baroness could be there again, but Copenhell doesn’t invite the same band in back-to-back years. Hopefully, as far as the lineup goes, the headliners are better in 2018. Slayer and System of a Down were great, but Prophets of Rage, Five Finger Death Punch, and Rob Zombie are not my cup of tea.
If I could pick three headliners for 2018 they would be: Iron Maiden, Rammstein, and Mastodon. Other bands I’d love to see at 2018 Copenhell, in no particular order, include: Aosoth, Diamond Head, Nervosa, UFOMAMMUT, Exodus, Devin Townsend, Possessed, SUMAC, Enslaved, Kreator, Watain, Accept, King Diamond, Yob, Death Angel, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, Pentagram, Satyricon, KAMPFAR, Cradle of Filth, Russian Circles, Wolves in the Throne Room, Coroner, Sodom, Neurosis, and Swans. Exceptions to the “no consecutive years rule” are occasionally made for local bands. If so, please have Slægt play again.