NEVERMORE: DVD Shoot In Bochum Cancelled

13 September 2006 · General News · By McAllen

img src="/webzine/img/news/warrel.jpg"align='left'>NEVERMORE's September 12, 2006 concert at the Zeche club in Bochum, Germany — which was scheduled to be filmed for an upcoming DVD — was cancelled after singer Warrel Dane was taken ill (allegedly with a virus infection) and had to be hospitalized. No further information is currently available

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This Day in Metal

1 MAY

1991

MESHUGGAH released their debut full-length album "Contradictions Collapse," introducing the world to a band that would fundamentally reshape extreme metal. The Swedish group's first album already showcased the polyrhythmic complexity and mathematical precision that would become their trademark. Jens Kidman's aggressive vocals and Fredrik Thordendal's jazz-influenced guitar work created a sound unlike anything else in metal at the time. While the album was more straightforward thrash than their later work, the seeds of their revolutionary approach to rhythm were clearly planted. "Contradictions Collapse" marked the beginning of one of the most influential careers in modern metal history.