Posts Tagged ‘Starve For the Devil’

In Starve For The Devil, you will find that Jim Malone has shed some of the over-technical guitar work to make room for more of a death-thrash sound that just may turn off some fans. At the same time it doesn’t take away from the sheer wizardry of song writing that is Jim Malone. You’ll find a common theme in most of the songs to be that of self-destruction and, um, the devil. Along with an entirely different line-up than We Are The Nightmare and return of co-founding member, Mike Van Dyne, Starve For The Devil is instantly my first favorite of 2010.

Rating: 4.5/5

For a much more in depth review, check out Number Of The Blog’s review of Starve For The Devil. (It’s Saturday and I’m a lazy bastard!)

But who forced them to wear the fuckin’ eye-liner? Great song. Meh video.

Arsis have posted a new song on their Myspace from their upcoming album, Starve For the Devil, due out February 9th 2010. It sounds really good to me at first listen. Can’t wait to hear the rest of the album. Music aside, from the new press photos you can really see that James Malone has lost a shitload of weight from his battle with anorexia. I certainly hope for his own sake that he has things under control now.

Arsis finally have a release date for their anticipated follow up to We Are The Nightmare. Starve For the Devil will be released through Nuclear Blast Records on January 5th, 2010 and will be produced by “Zuess” Harris. To put it plainly…FUCKIN-A! I can’t wait to hear what James Malone is putting together for us this time around. Track listing after the fold. Read the rest of this entry »

Arsis' James Malone

Fresh off the pipes, it looks as if Mr. James Malone is working through his issues and working hard on the next Arsis album. The new album which will be titled Starve For the Devil will be coming on Nuclear Blast in early 2010 and will be produced by Chris “Zeuss” Harris. Something to definitely look forward too.

The album title no doubt has a lot to do with his bout with anorexia as he revealed to Noisecreep awhile back. Starve For the Devil also marks the return of founding member and original drummer Michael Van Dyne, so it should be very interesting to say the least. I highly doubt if there will be anything bad about this album.

Think I’ll go listen to A Celebration Of Guilt right now.

[image: Nuclear Blast Media Lounge]