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ALL ELSE FAILS Comment On Performing At Blankfest Calgary + Music Video ‘This Burden of Life’

TOP L-R –Barrett Klesko – Lead Vocals / Guitar | Seedy Mitchell – Bass/Backing Vocals (Photo Credit – Barrett Klesko – Fadeback Studios United) [Download – AEF – Press Photo]
Edmonton’s favourite mischievous metallers ALL ELSE FAILS are proud to announce they will be performing once again at this year’s 2nd annual Blankfest Calgary on November 3rd at The Blind Beggar. The charity event is organized by the SIN Agency and volunteers to raises awareness, clothing and funds for the city’s shelter, The Mustard Seed.
“We are excited to watch as this event gets bigger and better every year, and are always honoured to be a part of it. Helping the homeless is the least we can do to give back to the community and we look forward in aiding with the donations.” comments vocalist / guitarist Barrett Klesko.
All Else Fails – Blank-fest 2012 Promo Spot
Blankfest Calgary Details:
Blank-Fest Calgary II – Comp – Vol2 – http://blankfest.bandcamp.com/album/blank-fest-calgary-ii-comp-vol2-its-about-the-homeless-nothing-more-nothing-less
Date: Saturday, Nov 3, 2012
Venue: Blind Beggar Pub, 5211 Macleod Trail SW
Cost: Clothing Donation For The Homeless (Blankets, Sweaters, Shirts, Socks, Pants, Jackets etc.) or Pay What You Want Donation (all proceeds go to The Mustard Seed)
Facebook Event – https://www.facebook.com/events/469641383057152/
In additional news, AEF premiered their latest music video ‘This Burden of Life’ on Blank TV earlier this month. The single is from their award nominated album “The Oracle: What Was, Is and Could Have Been” and was directed by AEF’s vocalist / guitarist Barrett Klesko with his production company FadeBack Studio United.
Video Link – http://blanktv.com/index.php/component/content/article/37-premieres/273
In show news, AEF will be supporting Montreal’s colossal Endast, Canadian prog metal giants Protest The Hero and ska /metal /funk blenders Ninjaspy as they all tour through AEF’s home province of Alberta in the month of November.
Show Dates:
November 1, 2012 – The Pawn Shop – Edmonton, AB w/ Endast, These Colors Don’t Run, Submerge, Tyrant – $8 Adv. – Doors 7pm – 18+ – Show Details
November 3, 2012 – The Blind Beggar – Calgary, AB – Blankfest Calgary – Show Details – w/ Matt Blais, Jung People, Mammoth Grove, Atacama Republic, Dreams of Reason, Bloom, Stone Iris, Open Air, Dusty Tucker, Leave the Living, Before The Storm
November 10, 2012 – The Vat – Red Deer, AB – w/ Protest The Hero, Ninjaspy – $20 Adv. $25 Door – Doors 8pm – 18+ – Show Details
All Else Fails released Episode 4 ‘Working For A Living’ from their webisode series Breaking Acclaim, that is now streaming exclusively on Blank TV at the following link here. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cxbu1Szm_A)
Links
Music Video “Obsidian Walls” directed by vocalist/guitarist Barrett Klesko – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ4PZuzQq_g
FREE DOWNLOAD – cover songs – “All Else Fails – Ruins Punk For Everyone” – http://allelsefails.bandcamp.com/releases
Album stream “The Oracle: What Was, Is And Could Have Been” – http://allelsefails.bandcamp.com/album/out-aug-19th-2011-the-oracle-what-was-is-and-could-have-been
Free Download – This World In Flames – http://allelsefails.bandcamp.com/track/the-world-in-flames-free-download
Music Video – Rebirth – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGov6ji_72s
Bio:
Socially conscious, lyrically poetic, rife with apocalyptic symbolism; All Else Fails is poised to take our world by storm. Playing an aggressively dark blend of Punk, Metal, and Rock, this well established Edmonton based band breaks the traditional ideals of their genre by producing music infused with experimental elements, incorporating Classical music, Electronica influenced synth lines, and spoken word sampling. This is metal for a new audience, one that’s ready for what’s beyond the ordinary.
Their inspired high-energy live show sets them apart from their peers, often drawing comparisons to The Holly Springs Disaster and Killswitch Engage.
The band’s unique sound has won them acclamation and fans from across Canada and around the globe. Using intricate guitar riffs and meaningful lyrics delivered with powerful vocals, they draw their listeners in, and then blast them with full frontal force!
The band has played with major touring acts such as Fear Factory, City of Fire, 3 Inches of Blood, Threat Signal, Decapitated, Suffocation, and Arise & Ruin, as well as earning a spot playing the Ernie Ball stage on the 2009 Vans Warped Tour that featured Bad Religion, Alexisonfire, NOFX, Devil Wears Prada, Underoath, and more.
On the local circuit via their indie label Suicidal Bride Records, All Else Fails frequently shares the stage with some of Canada’s top touring indie acts such as Ninjaspy, Endast, Quartered, Stella, Dead Jesus, Fattooth, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Submerge the Sky, Without Mercy, and more.
AEF have several tours under their belt including a 2009 Cross Canada tour, western Canada in June of 2010, and coast to coast Canadian tour again in September of 2010 which saw them placed on not just one showcase at Indie Week in Toronto, but so impressing organizers of the event that they received an invitation to play a second showcase that week.
2012 is a year full of promise for the band with an aggressive plan to increase touring, building on the wave of new fans that were created on previous tours, as well as new recordings and music videos. All Else Fails will be reaching beyond borders this year, ready to set the world in flames!
0 TITANS EVE Posts Live Video From European Tour w/ ARCH ENEMY, Offer Free Download
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TITANS EVE Posts Live Video From European Tour w/ ARCH ENEMY, Offer Free Download

L-R – Jesse Hord – Bass/Backing Vocals | Brian Gamblin – Lead Vocals / Guitar | Casey Ory – Drums | Kyle Gamblin – Vocals/Guitar – (Photo Credit : Shimon Karmel)
Canadian thrashers Titans Eve whom unleashed their second full-length album, ‘Life Apocalypse‘ earlier this July and are presently on European tour with Arch Enemy have posted live video from their recent show in Paris, France at the following links below.
Road To Ruin (Live – Paris, France)
Divided We Fall (Live – Paris, France)
The eleven tracks of powerful modern metal on ‘Life Apocalypse’ were recorded by Sacha Laskow of Divinity at Perfect Fifth Studios in Calgary, AB and produced by Titans Eve to follow up to last year’s debut album ‘The Divine Equal’ that was named ‘Album of the Month’ (Sept 2011) by Metal Hammer Germany and conquered the #7 on the Top 20 of 2011 Canadian Loud Charts.
Earlier this summer, the band opened for KORN and toured Canada with Anvil and Kill Devil Hill, the new band that features legendary drummer Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, DIO, Heaven & Hell) and bassist Rex Brown (Pantera, Down) in support of ‘Life Apocalypse’.
A FREE download of their single ‘Destined To Die’ is available at the following link:
http://puregrainaudio.com/audio/titans-eve-destined-to-die-free-download
Album Stream Links:
http://titanseve.bandcamp.com/album/life-apocalypse
http://soundcloud.com/titanseve/sets/life-apocalypse/

Track Listing
1. Overcast (1:08)
2. Destined To Die (3:09)
3. Road To Ruin (4:17)
4. The Abyss (4:22)
5. Descension (Instrumental) (0:29)
6. Life Apocalypse (4:47)
7. A Wound That Never Heals (Instrumental) (3:28)
8. Hollow Gods (4:43)
9. Divided We Fall (2:41)
10. Frozen In Time (5:05)
11. The Void (3:54)
Tour Dates w/ ARCH ENEMY:
October 10, 2012 – L’Usine – Geneva, Switzerland
October 14, 2012 – Z7 – Pratteln, Switzerland
October 16, 2012 – Gemeindesaal – Kundl, Austria
October 17, 2012 – Rockfabrik – Ludwigsburg, Germany
October 19, 2012 – Kulturfabrik – Krefeld, Germany
October 21, 2012 – Le Bataclan – Paris, France
October 23, 2012 – Totem – Pamplona, Spain
October 25, 2012 – Capitol – Santiago de Compostela, Spain
October 26, 2012 – La Riviera – Madrid, Spain
October 27, 2012 – Razzmatazz 2 – Barcelona, Spain
Canadian Show Dates
November 10, 2012 – Blankfest Vancouver @ The Railway Club – Vancouver, BC – Show Details
For more info on Titans Eve please visit their official website www.TitansEve.com or follow them on their Facebook fanpage and Twitter @titanseve.

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0 Exclusive Drum Video of THE RABID WHOLE Posted By The Scene Magazine, Announce Two Spooktacualar Halloween Shows, Oshawa Oct 27, Ottawa Oct 30
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Exclusive Drum Video of THE RABID WHOLE Posted By The Scene Magazine, Announce Two Spooktacualar Halloween Shows, Oshawa Oct 27, Ottawa Oct 30

From Left to Right: JJ Tartaglia: Drums | Andreas Weiss: Vocals, Guitar | Oscar Anesetti: Bass Guitar | Chalsey Noelle: Keyboards, Vocals | George Radutu: Guitar (Photo Credit: Darko – www.darkophoto.com) [ DOWNLOAD – HIGH-RES PRESS PHOTO ]
The madness of Toronto’s Indie Week may have come to an end with the finals showcase earlier this month, but as everyone’s ears continue to ring and heads continue to throb from a week packed with the best in indie musical talent from across the country, here’s a chance to relive one of the highlights all over again.
Taking to the stage on October 11 at the Bovine Sex Club, Toronto electro alt rockers The Rabid Whole tore up the stage throughout their set, drawing especially loud cries and screams of approval from the audience when drummer JJ Tartaglia eased into a newsworthy drum solo. Don’t believe it? The Scene Magazine whom named TRW one of the best bands to perform at the fest (read review here) has it all covered for your viewing pleasure right at the following link below.
In additional news, with Halloween nearing, TRW has announced two spooktacular shows in Ontario, first in Oshawa on Saturday, October 27 at The Atria with Schoolcraft, Eclipse Eternal,Left Hand Creation and Pagan Ritual followed by Ottawa on Tuesday, October 30 at Zaphod Beeblebrox with Vancouver’s Left Spine Down and Montreal’s Projekt F. It’s sure to be a Rabid Whole Halloween with two unmissable shows, the second even promising to hold a wedding ceremony! Yes, you read that right. These are two shows you have to see to believe.
Show Dates:
Oct 27, 2012 – The Atria – Oshawa, ON w/ Schoolcraft, Eclipse Eternal, Left Hand Creation, Pagan Ritual – Show Details
Oct 30, 2012 – Zaphod Beeblerox – Ottawa, ON w/Left Spine Down and Projekt F – Show Details
FREE DOWNLOAD – ‘Delusion’ – http://puregrainaudio.com/audio/the-rabid-whole-delusion-free-download
FREE DOWNLOAD – ‘Future’ – http://puregrainaudio.com/audio/the-rabid-whole-future-free-download

“Refuge”
1. Future
2. Metro
3. Corporate
4. New System
5. Serenity Falls
6. Solution
7. Rhythmic Reflection
8. Stargazer
9. Delusion
10. Refuge
About:
There’s something to be said for fate in the music world. One moment you’re left with the skeleton of a band, unsure when you’ll be able to follow your calling again, the next you’ve got a whole new line-up, a brand new home, a stronger, more defined sound and are recording with some of the biggest names in the industry. This is the tale of The Rabid Whole.
Disenchanted with playing in bands whose music was unchallenging and run of the mill, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Andreas Weiss set out to remedy his predicament. Purchasing an arsenal of music and noise-making gadgets, he began writing songs for his own band’s 2009 debut album, Autramaton.
Recruiting musicians along the way, the first incarnation of The Rabid Whole was solidified, releasing their first album and touring Canada, sharing the stage with the likes of The Birthday Massacre, Econoline Crush, Hinder, Apoptygma Berzerk, and 16Volt.
But that’s when things began to take a turn. Following the departure of several band members, Weiss decided to leave his hometown of Regina, SK behind, taking a leap of faith and moving to Toronto, ON along with guitarist and founding member George Radutu.
Through some lucky online ads, he discovered drummer JJ Tartaglia and bass guitarist Oscar Anesetti while a Christmas trip back home to Regina put him face-to-face with Chalsey Noelle, a friend of a friend looking for a new career path after quitting her job. Wouldn’t you know it – Noelle was a talented keyboardist and vocalist.
Now, the new and improved Rabid Whole is set to release their second album, Refuge, on May 1, 2012. A direct reflection of the emotional and external changes of Weiss’ journey, the album deals with relatable themes.
“I sold my house, quit my engineering consultant job and moved…We were starting from square one again, but with more uncertainties than ever and weren’t sure when we would even have a full band again. Part of the writing had begun randomly scattered over the past couple of years, but the majority came right after the move. I set up the studio in the basement of my house and got to work. I didn’t leave the house for two months and wrote from the moment I’d wake up until I’d fall asleep,” says Weiss.
Recorded and produced by Karl Schubach (Misery Signals, Solace), mixed by Dave Ogilvie (Jakalope, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson) and mastered by Noah Mintz (Broken Social Scene, Death From Above 1979), the finished product delivers rock and electronic elements pushed to the max, a male and female vocal showdown and, as Weiss puts it, showcases “a 21st century, high-energy, electro alternative, orgasmic-punch-in-the-face-rock band.”
Isn’t it time you fell down the rabid whole?
