Captain Howdy

I got this on release day and still trying to decide what I think of it as it's totally different to what they have done before.

My mother passed away yesterday, so obviously having a rough time but should still be about as need things to do to take my mind off things.

I wonder if they have ditched the make up as well

Was just about to post this. So glad as really loved their last album and was wondering what was going on with them.

I agree.

Well I did kinda break the news they were back around nine months ago

Ghost - Opus eponymous

He has ever right to be bitter.

I was just on the Pride & Joy YouTube page and was marvelling at how terrible most of the bands videos are, but these guys took the prize for the absolute worst. Jesus wept they are terrible.

Midnite City - In at the deep end (Jap) Ghost - If you have Ghost

Plus the other coincidence is they both released turds as their second albums ... they did not get me under the influence

Thank you. Oh and The Warning is these sisters from Mexico

Seems only right that I follow up Sven Gali with this band seeing as I bought their debut albums at the same time without actually hearing either. The fact that Sven Gali had a song called Under the influence, and the band I am gonna post a video of had that same name as their album title just seemed like such a great coincidence at the time

It was just one of those things where it was sposed to be a years break and ended up as five years. I had been to at least one gig a year starting in 1992 until 2018, and over the last 8 or so years of that I was going to more and more gigs every year, sometimes multiple in a week, and I was starting to get burn out. So decided that 2019 was my "gap year" for gigs. Then 2020 rolled around and brought Covid with it. So that extended it to two years. 2021, that will be a better year for sure ... oh, what do you mean I have to catch covid, have seizures and then get diagnosed with cancer? Fuck you 2021. 2022 I was still recovering. I did book a concert around March I think it was, as I was sposed to have finished my treatment by January and was hoping I would be recovered enough to go (would you not wanna go see Crazy Lixx and Chez Kane on the bill together?), but my procedure got delayed til April. After that I was seriously compromised immune system wise so that ended up being 2022 as a total write off. Now I am doing a couple of days a week working for a company I used to work for over 20 years ago, so have the money to afford the odd gig here and there, and what better way to start than with a band I got into a few years ago and its their first time over here supporting Muse and then outta nowhere they announce a headline gig in London. How could I not go?

Going to see The Warning on Monday. First gig for me in five years.

Hinder - The reign