MORDRED's Danny White on their unique sound, what sparked the reunion and new album The Dark Parade.

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[@splartman1798]

saw morded in scotland in the 90s, was a really great gig. im still gratful for the energy that the band put into it. I really love that IN THIS LIFE LP and it was awesome to see it happen for real. loads of stage diving and good times. edinburgh venue if anyone else remebers. kick ass gig, was good vibes all round. singer cracked a few tasteless jokes at the bar that head everyone laughing too. respect.

[@kevymetal5817]

Daniel Dekay has been killing it lately with his interviews and this was a great surprise. Right chuffed to see Mordred all up in here.

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cheers kevy thanks for watching

[@davidashmore3929]

Fascinating interview thanks guys.

[@MetalJohnIcedEarthFan]

Mordred rules with their Thrash Funk Metal sound then adding a turntablist to their sound that made them unique.

[@chetgreblowski7811]

Dark Parade is easily album of the year, smash goes the bottle has been running in the back of my head for a week now, great song.

[@aki_in_las_vegas]

Same here. Great song and great album

[@chetgreblowski7811]

Very Thin Lizzy sounding

[@BangerTV]

very good record

[@lauriemyatt6425]

Hell yeah!

[@plasticpoetpopstar]

brilliant.

[@genveers]

I know they might not be for everybody but back in the 90s, in my circle of friends, Mordred were as popular as Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer , etc. We would argue back and forth about Danny vs James like most metal heads argue about Tom vs Jeff or Dave vs Adrian.

[@aki_in_las_vegas]

Who ended up winning? :). I think both of them are great

[@leonskum.5682]

In This Life is in my top ten favourite albums.

[@genveers]

@@aki_in_las_vegas Mostly a draw. (I was a Danny guy though)

[@genveers]

@@leonskum.5682 It's one of the all time classics.

[@aki_in_las_vegas]

@@genveers I like them both :). Having them trade solos is great.

[@TheLordGoat]

I think Mordred should have stayed heavy and thrashy, their legacy would be much stronger now.

[@5retsam]

Mordred is cringeworthy Bay Area Crap. Testament Awesome. Exodus Awesome. Just because they are from a great metal scene does not mean they are great. Listen to the new music. Decide for yourself.

[@splartman1798]

i have, its not for everyone but the early LPs really caught my imagination.

[@Beckonor]

What? Mordred was a breathe of fresh air for that Bay Area scene in that 1989-91 period. Exodus turned into Anthrax-lite when Fabulous Disaster came out and they suffered (and never recovered) from sophomore jinx. Testament peaked at The New Order but kept putting out lackluster albums after that.

[@5retsam]

@@Beckonor early stuff was OK. New stuff is cringe.

[@thomasfarmer1730]

Lighten up buddy,there’s always gonna be bands that are do something different and experiment.We didn’t need another ‘Master of Puppets’ or ‘Reign in Blood’ in 1988 geez 🙄.

[@leonskum.5682]

Their second album is one of my favourites of all time and all my friends absolutely loved it at the time as it was so stand out and unique.(Love the first album aswell)I've just listened to the new one and it totally takes me back to that sound.

[@renecruz8973]

I know Jim Sanguinetti from highschool and DJ Pause! \m/⛧666⸸🎻🪕🎸🥁🤘🤟

[@renecruz8973]

I know Sven too, he sings Frank Sinatra songs now with his Magical Orchestra!