Visions are heading out on a five-date UK tour at the end of September with fellow Basick Records math metallers, Aliases. We thought it would be a good thing to do to talk to bassist, Dave Evans about some stuff and some things. That was the exact same intro to the Aliases pre-tour piece just with the names changed. Classy!
Aliases are heading out on a five-date UK tour at the end of September with fellow Basick Records math metallers, Visions. We thought it would be a good thing to do to talk to guitarist, Graham ‘Pin’ Pinney about some stuff and some things.
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18 July 2011
by Tomas Doyle
Since The Dillinger Escape Plan brought technical metal to the masses in the early part of the last decade, the UK has boasted a thriving (often almost overloaded) scene of bands keen to show off their lightening quick fretwork and dense structural intricacies. Visions are the latest group of youngsters throwing their two penneth into this particular ring, with their ten-track debut album released on Basick records, a label which has in recent times established itself as the premier stable of UK tech metal.
This tour was called THE MOSH LIVES!. We were confused as to whether that it meant that a mosh was alive, in which case nobody sent us a press release about it dying or whether it was the name of a new reality TV show following a few moshers around. We would probably watch that because we too are utter morons.