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Life Of Agony - A place where there's no more pain
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
12.01.2016 - 18:56 Uhr
LIFE OF AGONY SIGNS WORLDWIDE DEAL WITH NAPALM RECORDS!First Details of New Album in Over a Decade Unveiled! They are one of the most influential bands with one of the most distinctive sounds of the 90's era. A whole decade has gone by since their last album but now, LIFE OF AGONY are finally back! Brooklyn's hard rock legends LIFE OF AGONY have signed a worldwide record deal with Napalm Records. LIFE OF AGONY returned to the stage and performed on multiple festival dates in Europe over the summer of 2014. The famed River Runs Red line-up, of vocalist Mina Caputo, guitarist Joey Z, bassist Alan Robert and drummer Sal Abruscato were excited to take the stage together once again after a three-year hiatus. And now the band has come back to stay, as they are about to continue touring the world and release their 5th studio album, the first in over a decade, since 2005's Broken Valley. Now the band unveiled the first details as well as the cover artwork for their upcoming album, titled A Place Where There's No More Pain, set to be released on Napalm Records in 2016! Bassist Alan Robert comments: "I think our fans know that our music comes from a very real place of suffering, from all of us in the band. Many of our fans have told us over the years that sharing our personal struggles has been cathartic for them in healing the pain in their own lives. That uplifting energy we share at the shows, gives us hope that there's light at the end of the tunnel. And for us and hopefully our fans, that short time when we're all together is a place where there's no more pain." "Life Of Agony is without a doubt one of the most exciting and energetic Rock bands of our times. It is an honour to work with such talent, we are excited to announce their signing to Napalm Records and release the band's first album after over a decade." states Thomas Caser, CEO of Napalm Records, about the recent signing with legendary LIFE OF AGONY. To shorten the wait on LIFE OF AGONY's exciting, new release and to celebrate the band's worldwide comeback, make sure to catch them live on the following dates: 19.01.2016: Köln (DE) – Live Music Hall 20.01.2016: Hannover (DE) – Capitol 22.01.2016: Berlin (DE) – Huxleys 23.01.2016: Wiesbaden (DE) – Schlachthof 24.01.2016: München (DE) – Backstage 17.03.2016: London (UK) – Electric Ballroom 18.03.2016: Wolverhampton (UK) – Slade Rooms 19.03.2016: Manchester (UK) – Club Academy 16.07.2016: Dynamo MetalFest (NL ) - Eindhoven For More Info Visit: www.lifeofagony.com www.facebook.com/lifeofagonyfamiglia |
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wo ist Keith hin? |
12.01.2016 - 19:28 Uhr
The famed River Runs Red line-up, of vocalist Mina CaputoO_o |
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arambol Postings: 22 Registriert seit 27.11.2014 |
14.01.2016 - 17:10 Uhr
River Runs Red, Ugly und Soul Searching Sun sind Alben aus der Kategorie Meisterwerke. Daher freue ich mich natürlich auf ein neues Album dieser (früher) fantastischen Band. Leider wird man ja nach einer Reunion allzu oft enttäuscht, gerade wenn die Messlatte so hoch liegt.Sorgen bereitet mir auch Minas Stimmchen, auf der 2014er Tour war das im Vergleich zu Keith echt ein Verlust. Ob sich das gegeben hat? Ich ringe noch mit mir, ob ich sie mir nächste Woche anschaue. |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
17.10.2016 - 14:34 Uhr
LIFE OF AGONYShare First Music From New Album A Place Where There's No More Pain Via Rolling Stone! Brooklyn's hard rock legends LIFE OF AGONY recently signed a worldwide record deal with Napalm Records. They are currently hard at work on their new album and Napalm Records debut A Place Where There's No More Pain, which is due in early 2017. The first audio sample from A Place Where There's No More Pain are available to listen to in an exclusive album teaser courtesy of Rolling Stone HERE. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/videos/hear-heavy-emotional-new-life-of-agony-in-album-teaser-w444674 LIFE OF AGONY returned to the stage and performed on multiple festival dates in Europe over the summer of 2014. The famed River Runs Red line-up, of vocalist Mina Caputo, guitarist Joey Z, bassist Alan Robert and drummer Sal Abruscato were excited to take the stage together once again after a three-year hiatus. LOA will be returning to Europe this November. The European tour kicks off November 13th in Vienna, Austria and runs through December 10th in Aalborg, Denmark. The band plans to debut material from their forthcoming release and all of the LOA classics. LIFE OF AGONY European Tour: 11/13: Vienna, Austria @ Simm City 11/15: Gdansk, Poland @ Stary Manez 11/16: Warsaw, Poland @ Progresia Music Zone 11/18: Aschaffenburg, Germany @ Coolste 11/19: Eindhoven, Netherlands @ Klokgebouw 11/30: Saarbrucken, Germany @ The Garage 12/1: Bochum, Germany @ Zeche 12/3: Augsburg, Germany @ Kantine 12/4: Herford, Germany @ 12/6: Hamburg, Germany @ Markthalle 12/8: Stockholm, Sweden @ Fryshuset Klubben 12/9: Gothenburg, Sweden @ Sticky Fingers 12/10: Aalborg, Denmark @ Aalborg Metal Festival For More Info Visit: www.lifeofagony.com www.facebook.com/lifeofagonyfamiglia |
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och |
17.10.2016 - 14:41 Uhr
vocalist Mina Caputo*seufz* |
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torke |
21.11.2016 - 08:46 Uhr
Habe die Band am Wochenende live gesehen. Mal wieder fast ausnahmslos RIVER RUNS RED durchgeknüppelt. Schön fett und druckvoll, aber die Band vergisst live gerne mal, dass Sie noch andere Alben aufgenommen haben.Zudem fehlt die Ausnahmestimmt von Keith Caputo. Die Stimme von Mina Caputo kommt da bei weitem nicht ran. |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
03.02.2017 - 18:41 Uhr
Brooklyn hard rock legends LIFE OF AGONY have completed work on their new album and Napalm Records debut A Place Where There's No More Pain. The album will be released April 28th via Napalm Records. After a long wait, it is finally time to unleash the first taste of new music from LOA. Head HERE to check out an exclusive premiere of the title track “A Place Where There’s No More Pain”! "We have a long history of connecting to our fans on an emotional level through our words and music," says bassist/lyricist Alan Robert."And that's why I think there's something really relevant and timeless about the message behind the title track, 'A Place Where There's No More Pain'. It's about facing your problems head-on in order to find peace within yourself. A topic that really hits home for a lot of our fans struggling with their own demons. The opening line "running away only makes it worse" couldn't be more true, because sooner or later those problems will catch up with you, and when they do, you gotta be strong enough to deal with them." The track listing for A Place Where There's No More Pain reads as follows: 1. Meet My Maker 2. Right This Wrong 3. A Place Where There’s No More Pain 4. Dead Speak Kindly 5. A New Low 6. World Gone Mad 7. Bag Of Bones 8. Walking Catastrophe 9. Song For The Abused 10. Little Spots Of You Neuer Song hier |
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Wie früher in alten Zeiten |
03.02.2017 - 19:18 Uhr
Single rockt, das Album wird gekauft! |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
02.03.2017 - 19:30 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
Brooklyn hard rock legends LIFE OF AGONY have completed work on their new album and Napalm Records debut A Place Where There's No More Pain, which will be released April 28th via Napalm Records. Today the first video offering for the album’s title track “A Place Where There’s No More Pain” has been unleashed. The video was directed by Leigh Brooks of Firebelly Films and was shot predominately in Hamburg, Germany with a few shots from the London show on LOA’s recent European tour. Watch the exclusive premiere of the video HERE."We were looking to capture the raw energy of our live show with the new video for ‘A Place Where There's No More Pain’, says bassist Alan Robert. "As a longtime LOA fan, Director Leigh Brooks instantly knew exactly what we were going for. He's been a fan since the early nineties and we finally met at the Electric Ballroom gig in London last year. He shot that show and we immediately became friends. He's a super talented guy with great vision and a deep passion for this band. He and his crew got pretty banged up shooting this one (laughs). They got right in the pit with their equipment - the poor guys! Leigh was one of the very first people outside of the band to hear the new music and he was completely psyched to be involved." |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
30.03.2017 - 20:47 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
Neuer Song "World gone mad" |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
19.04.2017 - 20:57 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
Frisch rezensiert.Meinungen? |
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Klaus Meinungen |
22.04.2017 - 19:42 Uhr
Gar keine Meinigungen zur schnuckeligen Mina? Rockt das Album so derbe, dass es allen die Sprache verschlagen hat oder interessierts einfach keinen? |
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tjaaa |
22.04.2017 - 20:18 Uhr
es interessiert keinen |
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zuck |
22.04.2017 - 21:39 Uhr
fand, dass caputo schon früher eine schraube locker hatte. aber deswegen legt man sich doch nicht gleich unters messer, sondern lieber auf die couch.alle umoperierten bereuen es früher oder später, sagen viele studien. |
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Transgender mich nicht jucken @ all |
22.04.2017 - 22:59 Uhr
River runs red 9/10Ugly 10/10 Soul searching Sun 8/10 Broken Valley 6/10 A place where there is no more pain 4/10 |
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Klaus Meinungen |
23.04.2017 - 01:41 Uhr
Es ist schwierig, das Transgender-Thema zu ignorieren in Bezug auf Caputo. Zumindest das Soloalbum "As Much Truth as One Can Bear" (kenne es noch nicht) kann man wahrscheinlich kaum hören, ohne sich irgendwie Gedanken darüber zu machen und am Schluss dann entweder zu sagen "ja, du gehst da unbeirrt und mutig deinen Weg, find ich super" oder eben "OMG, Keith, was hast du nur getan?" Aber wenn die neue LOA eh lieblose Standardware ist, dann ist das natürlich das Entscheidende, um was es letztlich geht und woran dann ggf. eh (leider, weil die Band und er/sie als Solokünstler waren wirklich mal verdammt stark) alles scheitert. |
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Alter Recke |
28.04.2017 - 15:24 Uhr
Sehe ich ganz anders. Brocken Valley war für mich eine totale Enttäuschung. Dieses Album ist um Längen besser und fügt sich schlüssig in die Diskographie. Korrekt ist, dass LOA Kinder der 90er sind und das auch nicht verleugnen. Trotzdem oder gerade deswegen gut ... |
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Alter Recke |
28.04.2017 - 15:25 Uhr
Sehe ich ganz anders. Brocken Valley war für mich eine totale Enttäuschung. Dieses Album ist um Längen besser und fügt sich schlüssig in die Diskographie. Korrekt ist, dass LOA Kinder der 90er sind und das auch nicht verleugnen. Trotzdem oder gerade deswegen gut ... |
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Loa |
29.04.2017 - 14:01 Uhr
Gefällt bis jetzt das neue. |
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Jannek |
19.08.2017 - 07:05 Uhr
Es ist eine Frechheit, nach dem tiefen, emotionalen "Broken Valley" so ein belangloses Album heraus zu bringen. Hauptsache irgendwie harte Gitarre! Das mag alte Fans zufrieden stellen, ich hätte eine Weiterentwicklung aber interessanter gefunden. Letztendlich bleibt bei mir kein einziges Lied hängen - mit Ausnahme von "Little Spots Of You", aber das ist wohl eher als Outro zu verstehen. Gerne hätte ich mir mehr in diese Richtung gewünscht. Ich verlange nicht, dass die Jungs und Mädels die harten Metal-Riffs grundsätzlich über Bord werfen, aber ein bisschen mehr Originalität hätte der Platte definitiv nicht geschadet! Nach dieser langen Wartezeit bin ich schwer enttäuscht. |
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Ironisch |
19.08.2017 - 12:45 Uhr
Laut den Jüngern der "Identitätspolitik" müsste doch eigentlich jeder, der die Platte nicht mag, ein Gegner von LGBT sein, oder? |
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 24608 Registriert seit 08.01.2012 |
19.03.2018 - 20:01 Uhr - Newsbeitrag
LIFE OF AGONY Announce "Rise of the Underground Tour 2018" New York's LIFE OF AGONY has announced dates for a headlining trek called "Rise of the Underground Tour 2018" spanning the USA and Europe. The shows will begin with two sold-out, hometown warm-up gigs April 18th & 19th at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, and conclude November 2nd as headliners of The Sound of Revolution Festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands. Full list of dates are below. "With 2018 marking the 25th anniversary of our debut album, we are just so incredibly grateful to our fans for sticking with us all these years and wanted to do something really special for them. We're breaking out some old fan favorites that we've never played before live and hitting cities we haven't been to in over a decade," says bassist Alan Robert. "You really can't beat the crazy energy of a packed, sweaty, tiny club, like we used to play back in the day, so we decided to include some very intimate rooms on this tour, along with the bigger venues, to feel that deep emotional connection again with our die-hard fans. It's gonna be insane." Joining "Rise of the Underground Tour 2018" as main support during the September US dates will be Silvertomb, the new band featuring Johnny Kelly and Kenny Hickey from Type O Negative. More support acts to be announced soon. LIFE OF AGONY emerged from the New York music scene in the early '90s with one of the most distinctive sounds in its genre. Best known for its 1993 metal/crossover debut "River Runs Red", the band instantly built a cult following. For over two decades, the group toured relentlessly all over the world, sharing stages with the biggest names in rock, including Metallica, Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Foo Fighters, and The Red Hot Chili Peppers. After the much-praised "Ugly" (1995), LIFE OF AGONY opted for a highly energetic alternative rock approach on "Soul Searching Sun" (1997) and "Broken Valley" (2005) - the latter produced by Greg Fidelman (Slipknot, Metallica). Last year, the group released their 5th studio album "A Place Where There's No More Pain" (2017) to critical acclaim, debuting at #24 on Billboard's Hard Rock Album Chart. LIFE OF AGONY has sold over one million albums to date. LIFE OF AGONY: RISE OF THE UNDERGROUND TOUR 2018 (USA): 18.04.18 US - New York City, NY / Saint Vitus Bar 19.04.18 US - New York City, NY / Saint Vitus Bar 21.04.18 UK - Worcester / New England Metal & Hardcore Festival 16.05.18 US - Los Angeles, CA / Whisky A Go-Go 18.05.18 CA - Anaheim / Parish, House of Blues 19.05.18 US - Las Vegas, NV / Beauty Bar 20.05.18 US - Phoenix, AZ / Club Red 22.05.18 US - San Diego, CA / Brick by Brick 13.07.18 US - Mansfield, OH / INKcarceration Festival 14.09.18 US - Baltimore, MD / Soundstage 15.09.18 US - Philadelphia, PA / Theater Of The Living Arts 16.09.18 US - Teaneck, NJ / Debonair Music Hall 19.09.18 US - Ft Wayne, IN / Piere's 21.09.18 US - Joliet, IL / The Forge 22.09.18 US - Flint, MI / Machine Shop 23.09.18 US - Pittsburgh, PA / The Rex 25.09.18 US - Buffalo, NY / Ironworks 29.09.18 US - New York, NY / Bowery Ballroom LIFE OF AGONY: RISE OF THE UNDERGROUND TOUR 2018 (Europe): 15.06.18 AT - Nickelsdorf / Nova Rock Festival 16.06.18 DE - Grafenhainichen / With Full Force Festival 17.06.18 DE - Kiel / Kieler Woche 12.10.18 DE - Papenburg / Alte Kesselschmiede 13.10.18 DE - Dusseldorf / Zakk 14.10.18 NL - Leeuwarden / Nueshoorn 16.10.18 DE - Aschaffenburg / Colos-Saal 18.10.18 ES - Mallorca / Full Metal Holiday Festival 21.10.18 AT - Salzburg / Rockhouse 23.10.18 HU - Budapest / A38 24.10.18 HR - Zagreb / Culture Factory 26.10.18 SL - Ljubljana / Kino Siska 27.10.18 IT - Pinarella Di Cervia / Rock Planet 28.10.18 DE - Munich / Technikum 30.10.18 BE - Sint-Niklaas / De Casino 31.10.18 BE - Leige / Reflektor 02.11.18 NL - Klokgebouw / Sound Of Revolution Festival For More Info Visit: www.lifeofagony.com www.facebook.com/lifeofagonyfamiglia www.napalmrecords.com www.facebook.com/napalmrecords |
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marm |
19.03.2018 - 20:46 Uhr
cool, freue mich schon keith live wiederzusehen! (zuletzt in den 90ern) |
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RunningRed |
06.08.2019 - 16:07 Uhr
Sorry, ich kann die Kritik aber sowas von nicht verstehen. RRR war/ist seit den 90ern eine meiner Lieblingsscheiben, aber "A place where there's no more pain" ist einfach genial . Vielleicht sollte man sich die Platte öfter als einmal anhören bevor man etwas darüber schreibt. Und "Broken Valley" (in den Kommentaren) zu loben, naja, sagt eh schon einiges. Mal nachlesen was Alan zu Broken Valley so zu sagen hat. |
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