Heartland

DeWinter wrote:It's not Tony Pettit on bass on this album.He said outright he'd never work with McCoy again.

Granted, but I was assuming that at least some of the material on MS came from the recording sessions that they'd been doing since about 2000.

I saw them in Cardiff on Friday night. They were awesome, however the venue (small!) wasn't even half full. :( Even dreary crap like I Am Kloot managed to fill the club. However, the band didn't seem too bothered, and were all smiles and professionalism First time I'd seen them live - been a fan sin...

I absolutely love Mourning Sun, despite some mixing problems (Straight To The Light's mix is all over the place - the female vocal hook is completely drowned out). The album is worth it for the twenty minute double-whammy of She and Mourning Sun, which are among the best songs to sport the Nephilim ...

Of course, the NEC '92 gig was also notable for support by the awesome Murder Inc, with their dual drumkits.

Oh, and Andreas played at Crystal Palace in '93, supporting Depeche Mode.

Hello, by the way!