DIABLO BLVD : Take A Bow / interview about the end of the band @ Alcatraz Festival 2018

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tickets are already in :)

[@JanPatrickLucas]

They speak in very sensible terms which is easy to appreciate. Anything that comes to an end is always sad....but, of course, that welcomes a new beginning for something else. I've never heard of this band before. Thank you for turning me on to this. Their music sounds quite intriguing so I'll enjoy checking out their catalogue. So as a result of them stopping, I'm just getting started. That's the nice thing about good music - It stands the test of time. They can be proud of their efforts and the records they made for new and old fans to enjoy forever. I hear a strong Danzig influence. That's a good thing! Cheers!

[@RAWSTATICA]

The Danzig influence has been named quite a lot, and I believe the singer Alex Agnew is a big fan. Alex is also quite a famous Belgian comedian, so that will be the future focus for now. I'm speculating, but that seems likely. Cool that you've discovered them with this interview, and thanks for your comment. Let me know how you like the rest of their catalogue!

[@JanPatrickLucas]

@@RAWSTATICA Thanks for the information. I also noticed upon further sampling that their sound reminded me a lot of Econoline Crush. Anyway I'm convinced - the albums are ordered. Good talking to you.

[@RAWSTATICA]

+Jan Patrick Lucas - likewise, as always!