Death AfterLife
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Death AfterLife is a professionally-minded and goal-orientated heavy metal band. Utilizing their Southeast Georgia-based location the band has expertly blended elements of their rural surroundings with lessons they learned from pioneering bands in the metal genre such as Pantera, Slayer, Iron Maiden, and Sepultura into a style of music they proudly call “Southern Death Swamp Metal.”
Death AfterLife, though unsigned, has implemented a work ethic that rivals those of their signed counterparts. In 2005 the band built a recording studio and wrote, produced, and recorded their freshmen release “Southern Death Swamp Metal.” This ten track album has received radio airplay in the band’s local area, the Nashville market, and on countless college stations throughout the United States.
Death AfterLife’s main objective has been to do as much as possible for themselves before turning to others. In addition to recording their own music the band also designs their own artwork, maintains their own website, and books their own shows. This “help yourself before anyone else will help you” attitude has played a key role in separating these four southern boys from the typical garage band of the day.
Crowned champions of the 2005 Solid Rock 107.7 Battle of The Bands, the members of Death AfterLife have established themselves as one of the premier acts of their region. Venue owners, radio disc jockeys, fans, and other bands alike agree that when Death AfterLife takes the stage you can feel static in the air and you just know you are about to experience something special.
Death AfterLife, though unsigned, has implemented a work ethic that rivals those of their signed counterparts. In 2005 the band built a recording studio and wrote, produced, and recorded their freshmen release “Southern Death Swamp Metal.” This ten track album has received radio airplay in the band’s local area, the Nashville market, and on countless college stations throughout the United States.
Death AfterLife’s main objective has been to do as much as possible for themselves before turning to others. In addition to recording their own music the band also designs their own artwork, maintains their own website, and books their own shows. This “help yourself before anyone else will help you” attitude has played a key role in separating these four southern boys from the typical garage band of the day.
Crowned champions of the 2005 Solid Rock 107.7 Battle of The Bands, the members of Death AfterLife have established themselves as one of the premier acts of their region. Venue owners, radio disc jockeys, fans, and other bands alike agree that when Death AfterLife takes the stage you can feel static in the air and you just know you are about to experience something special.
Why this name?
We would love to tell you that there is some profound meaning behind it, but in reality Nathan came up with it while sitting on the can.
Do you play live?
Yes, we play live as often as possible. we love it. There is no bigger rush than the response of a fan to our music.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It has changed the industry for the better. Bad for the major labels to a certain extent, but a godsend for indi's.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
If the terms were right.
Band History:
go to www.deathafterlife.net
Your influences?
We prefer to call them inspirations. Bands like Pantera, S.O.D, Sepultura, Slayer, Iron Maiden, Down, Six Feet Under, and Testament have inspired us through the years.
Favorite spot?
Anywhere that we play.
Equipment used:
Peavy 5150 Guitar Amp and Cab,
Behringer Bass Amp and Cab,
Jackson and Ibanez guitars
Ibanez Bass
Tama Drums,
Shure, Auido Technica, and Behringher mics
Behringer Bass Amp and Cab,
Jackson and Ibanez guitars
Ibanez Bass
Tama Drums,
Shure, Auido Technica, and Behringher mics