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blondebomber1 blondebomber1
I went yesterday and watched this band. I had never seen them or heard any of their music before, but I am now an instant fan. They put on an awesome show!!!! Watching them perform on the Jager stage makes it so much more personal, right in the thick of it, dust and beer flying everywhere, and even a shoe!!!! This is an AWESOME band!!!!!! Hope to see them on the tour next year!!!!!
SteveoMotionless SteveoMotionless
@czar brian nah im not gay....you don't know me so don't start saying shit behind a fucking computer you pussy ass bitch
autotechaudiblechocolate autotechaudiblechocolate
hey @enator absolutely no problem. i mean it is what there name should be... take a look http://galeri4.uludagsozluk.com/110/asking-alexandria_152013.jpg
enator enator
these guys are fucking awesome and @ autotechaudiblechocolate asking for it up the ass.... i am stealing that from you and that is all i will refer to that bands as now
DanielxDisaster DanielxDisaster
Pittsburgh, PA! See you guys there! Mike hrenica's hometown! Welcome back! Fucking love ALL your Albums see u July 29th xD
xAnaxArmageddonx xAnaxArmageddonx
@autotechaudiblechocolate yeah your right . i have seats cuz my dad doesnt want me in any pits ...... but their amazing seats so i dont care :D
autotechaudiblechocolate autotechaudiblechocolate
@sxanaxarmageddonx don't fret the show will still go on. also in my opinion the only band i didn't want on the main stage was as i lay dying. i don't have "pits" so i would have been pissed if i didn't see them up close. just think you get to see tdwp and as i lay dying close up on a more intimate stage! @docfreak hells ya it's gonna be the shit. weather channel has 70 degrees and sunny so far. got my fingers crossed \...X.../
docfreak docfreak
@autotechaudiblechocolate July 3 at White River Amphitheater is going to kick ass.!!!!!!
xAnaxArmageddonx xAnaxArmageddonx
@autotechaudiblechocolate thanks man , but your so damn lucky !! stupid AA is opening the main stage on my date (bristow va) i was really hoping for TDWP i freakin love them !! oh well at least ill still see em on the jager stage . ill just use that time to get some last minute stuff and go to the bathroom . thanks again
autotechaudiblechocolate autotechaudiblechocolate
so if you go to mayhem fest facebook page and click dates, then ckick on the + icon on your date and it will tell you. It is a Facebook page however so it could be run by a 14 year old from somewhere in butt fucking egypt for all i know. so take the info with a grain of salt. it does look pretty thorough so it would be a waste of there time if it wasn't legit.
xAnaxArmageddonx xAnaxArmageddonx
@autotechaudiblechocolate how did you find out which band was opening the main stage for your city ??
autotechaudiblechocolate autotechaudiblechocolate
TDWP rules live. so pumped that they are going to be on the main stage in seattle. i was super worried those douches Asking for it in the Ass were going to be on the main stage. the only thing AA is good for is a nice long piss and beer break before anthrax.
TAkETheIRFuCkINGHeAdS TAkETheIRFuCkINGHeAdS
Third time seeing these guys, they are some talented dudes. And to any of you who think AA is better than them, i feel sorry for you. You're probably adopted.
xAnaxArmageddonx xAnaxArmageddonx
no one can sit here and tell me that TDWP is worse than AA -.- i mean yeah TDWP's first 2 albums sucked but now i love them cuz they got awesome and heavier on their third and fourth albums . AA just sucks on every album . yes i gave them many chances and listened to a fair amount of their songs and they just SUCK .
DuncanRF23 DuncanRF23
Haha I'm all for bringing back Machine Head but seeing them play 30 minutes sucks. I rather see them play 2 hours like I did back in January.
TheMetalAsian TheMetalAsian
@AskingAlexandriaSucks666: Ok so there only 3 bands on this whole tour u hate, u know no one gonna force u to watch their set list plus u have to force ur self to watch their set list, plus there stuff to do their while their playing, go by merch or go people watching plus I think there gonna be some activity there to or band singing, see it as easy as that.
AskingAlexandriaSucks666 AskingAlexandriaSucks666
No. They're even worse than Asking Alexandria. Really. Take them out and bring back Machine Head or Trivium or someone.
abrady123 abrady123
i'm so happy how this band changed, they got so much better, i love this band, so stoke to see them
chillenskater chillenskater
Best band on the tour. Mayhem 2012 is truely brutal this year. And haters need to shut the fuck up these guys kick so much ass! stay hardcore \m/
docfreak docfreak
24 more days till i get to see this kick ass show
Metal
from Dayton, OH
Forget everything you knew about The Devil Wears Prada.The technically proficient, guitar-driven American metal that you'll hear on the band's fourth studio album, Dead Throne, is bigger and more balanced than what was contended with on 2009's breakthrough offering, With Roots Above and Branches Below, and 2010's Zombie EP.Dead Throne signals a more evolved, more progressive The Devil Wears Prada that is not only larger sonically, but goes much deeper, lyrically. The album contains more than a dozen cutting-edge, razor-sharp, straight-ahead metal tracks that are utterly brilliant not only in their composition, but also in their flawless delivery."The songs are inspired by a lot of the things in my heart, per usual," explains frontman Mike Hranica. "A lot of the subject matter was very specific for this record, which is something that has evolved for me. I'd call the album very 'lyrically intentional.'"Dead Throne was expertly produced by Killswitch Engage mad genius Adam Dutkiewicz at his Massachusetts-based recording studio -- a collaboration born out of a mutual admiration first realized in early 2010, when The Devil Wears Prada supported Killswitch Engage on tour."We got along with Adam very well and he dropped some hints about how he was interested in working with The Devil Wears Prada," Hranica said. "Like any heavy band, clearly we've always been curious about working with the dude, so when he was so cool with us, it really felt natural and right. His impact as far as sound and engineering is purely his ability to capture the rawness of our band and reduce the sterility of it; something I've wanted for a very long time. I couldn't be happier with Adam's influence and I think it works really, really well for us."Rounded out by guitarist and clean vocalist Jeremy DePoyster, guitarist Chris Rubey, bassist Andy Trick, keyboardist James Baney, and drummer Daniel Williams, The Devil Wears Prada wrote all of the songs that appear on Dead Throne before heading into the studio with Dutkiewicz, a man the band trusts and respects."Adam did have an impact as far as structure and pulling things out and reorganizing. He sped up a number of the songs, cut measures in half, and generally trimmed fat," Rubey offered. "Usually, this would be something that we wouldn't be into coming from a producer, but with Adam it totally worked for the best," he added.With Dead Throne, The Devil Wears Prada has turned a corner, by turning up the aggression and turning on the emotions. Dead Throne is the product of hard work and The Devil Wears Prada's inevitable musical evolution, which tends to focus more on the band's unique, punishing dual-vocal assault this time around."We aim to give listeners and fans something they can enjoy, but we'll also always make songs we personally stand behind," says Hranica. "We'd write differently if we were purely trying to sell albums: that's just not how it works for us. No compromises."Dead Throne finally takes hold of what the band has merely hinted at in the past, and fans both old and new will quickly see this album for what it is -- a brilliant, emotional, captivating and brutal journey brought forth from the heart of a band that won't conform to the latest trends. Ultimately, Dead Throne tackles issues of failed relationships and perseverance of faith."The album has a number of love lost songs," says Hranica. "It's a poetic topic I've always touched upon in the songs, and exaggerated, but this time around it was a little bit different as far as where it was coming from. My biggest lyrical models for the album are also very 'love lost'-generated writers, which have an influence on me. The record contains a lot of self-loathing and a lot of bitterness, which all has a spin on it to where the only thing that does not pass in our lives is our faith and our trust in God. Dead Throne takes a bitter perspective: the world is dead and the only thing we have is the Lord."And as for the world, the The Devil Wears Prada have already set their sights on breaking territories around the world the same way they established their loyal following in the States, through non-stop touring. The band toured Europe multiple times in 2011, with the last run ending at the UK's premier rock event, Download Festival with a main stage performance. 2011 and 2012 will see The Devil Wears Prada touring throughout America, Europe, Australia and South America, among other territories.

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