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Bloodstock Open Air 2013: Breed 77 @ Second Stage – Sunday, 11 August 2013
August 11th, 2013
Hammerfest confirms Kreator and Overkill as 2014 headliners
June 5th, 2013
It’s a thrashy double-header for next year’s Hammerfest – today the festival confirmed that its 2014 headliners will be German thrash metal titans, Kreator, and veteran US thrashers Overkill.
Also joining the bill for next year’s festival are Soilwork, Grand Magus, Unleashed, Earthtone9, Breed 77, Enthroned, Paragon, Annihilated, and Gravil. Tickets are on sale now from the official Hammerfest website, with the price varying on how many people you want in your room. Get on it now, as with an opening line-up announcement like that, next year’s event is already looking pretty damn tasty.
Download Festival announces 30 new bands; internet collapses under the weight of forum-bitching
April 12th, 2010
In the continued game of one-upmanship that Download and Sonisphere have been engaging in for no good reason, today Download decided to annouce thirty acts. How the hell are we supposed to come up with enough snide and bitchy comments about thirty bloody bands? I ask you.
Album: Breed 77 – Insects
October 6th, 2009
Breed 77
Insects
Albert Productions
19 October 2009
by Luke Morton
Long gone are the days when self-proclaimed Flamenco Metal band, Breed 77, bothered the UK Top 40 with ‘The River’. [Read more →]
Photos + Live: Hellfire Festival @ London Islington Academy – 22 February 2009
March 3rd, 2009
When it came to the second full day of the first ever Hellfire Festival, Thrash Hits was looking forward to hour upon hour of the cream of young British metal talent tearing up North London like an runaway JCB. Instead we got something more akin to a out-of-control Mini Cooper – sure, at times it felt dangerous, but at times it felt as dangerous as an episode of Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em.
Interview: Breed 77 – “Fashions come and go; Breed 77 stay here”
September 29th, 2006
Always the bridesmaid, never the birde. As seemingly the eternal support band, it’s also the story of Breed 77‘s career. Degenerate jobsworth, Hugh Platt, went down to the Camden Underworld to see if they can escape their rut.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This interview was originally published on MusicTowers.com. It is re-printed here with their full permission.
There’s a low murmur of background chit chat at the Underworld tonight, but otherwise it’s oddly quiet. Then you realize the PA hasn’t been turned on for some reason, and somehow it all seems like a silent mocking commentary on Breed 77’s career. When is someone going to turn it on?