Kill Devil Hill, el proyecto en el que encontramos al ex-bajista de Pantera y Down, Rex Brown y Vinnie Appice (DIO, BLACK SABBATH , HEAVEN & HELL)ya tiene listo su nuevo álbum. Llevará por título “Revolution Rise” y verá la luz el 29 de octubre vía Century Media Records con el siguiente tracklist:

No Way Out
Crown Of Thorns
Leave It All Behind
Why
Wake Up The Dead
Long Way From Home
Where Angels Dare To Roam
Stained Glass Sadness
Endless Static
Stealing Days
Life Goes On

Aqui dejo el primer videoclip del ultimo disco de Kill Devill Hill. La verdad es q esta banda es cojonuda y tengo la sensacion de q no se esta haciendo justicia con ella. Kill Devill Hill deberian gustar a los fans de AIC, Black Label Society, Corrosion Of Conformity o DOWN y sin embargo pasan muy desapercibidos incluso entre ese publico. Su ultimo disco es muy, pero q muy bueno. Deberiais darles una oportunidad. Son una banda cojonuda

Vinnie Appice (DIO, BLACK SABBATH , HEAVEN & HELL) deja la banda (no se explica el motivo) y le sustituira Johnny Kelly (Type O Negative, Danzig, A Pale Horse Named Death....)

KILL DEVIL HILL are proud to announce the addition of TYPE O NEGATIVE drummer Johnny Kelly to the band. Kelly, who also plays with DANZIG and his own band A PALE HORSE NAMED DEATH, replaces the recently departed Vinny Appice.
“I’m really excited about coming on board with Kill Devil Hill,” says Kelly. “I’ve been a fan since their debut and have known the guys for a long-time. It’s also clear that I have some really big shoes to fill. I’m ready for that challenge as I prepare for KDH’s next chapter – this is gonna be a blast!”
The band will play their first shows with Kelly behind the kit April 4-6 [see dates below], three warm-up shows before embarking on an Australian run with KILLSWITCH ENGAGE. More expansive North American dates will be announced shortly.
Adds KILL DEVIL HILL bassist Rex Brown: “We all have a lot of love and respect for Vinny and have been honored to have jammed with him over the last few years – we wish Vinny well with all his future endeavors, it has been a blast!”
“It’s been a great musical adventure from the beginning, but the time has now come to go our separate ways and continue to make music that we love,” says Appice of his decision to leave the band.