During Wacken Open Air we had the opportunity to have a brief chat with Filippa Nässil, guitarist of Thundermother. We talked about their guitar tech and more! Interview done by Laerte Ungaro (Il Chitarrista Nerd).
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Yesterday evening’s edition of Mastermind, the long-running British television quiz show in which contestants answer questions on a chosen specialist subject before tackling a round of general knowledge, included the topics Transport for London moquette, the films of Paul Newman, the Tintin books of Hergé and Iron Maiden.
Investment adviser Fernanda Partridge chose Iron Maiden, the Heavy Metal band formed in London in 1975, as her specialist subject and faced a round that reached considerably deeper than the band’s albums and best-known songs.
Partridge began strongly, correctly naming Paul Di’Anno as the singer on the 1979 EP The Soundhouse Tapes. She also identified Margaret Thatcher as the politician depicted alongside Eddie on the artwork for the early singles Sanctuary and Women In Uniform.
Her knowledge extended across several eras of Maiden history. She knew that The Trooper was partly inspired by Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s poem The Charge Of The Light Brigade, and that Iron Maiden supported Kiss on their first tour of mainland Europe in 1980.
She also correctly named The Sheriff Of Huddersfield, the affectionate send-up of manager Rod Smallwood released as a B-side to the 12-inch version of Wasted Years, and remembered the band’s 1982 appearance on the children’s television programme Tiswas.
More recent Maiden history was represented by En Vivo!, the 2012 live album recorded at Estadio Nacional in Santiago, Chile, during the previous year’s Final Frontier World Tour.
One of the more difficult questions concerned the inspiration behind The Clairvoyant. Steve Harris began writing the song after reading about the death of spiritualist and professional medium Doris Stokes. Partridge answered Aleister Crowley.
She was also caught out by a missing phrase from the lyrics to the 1995 single Man On The Edge, answering “chemical state” rather than “carnival state”.
Partridge recovered to identify Fear Of The Dark as the album whose artwork depicts Eddie fused with a tree. Released in 1992, it was the first Iron Maiden studio album not to feature cover artwork by Derek Riggs.
Her final correct answer was New Frontier, from the 2003 album Dance Of Death. The track is unusually co-written by drummer Nicko McBrain and reflects his concerns about human cloning.
The only question Partridge passed asked for the false name Iron Maiden used for a series of secret warm-up concerts in 1988, including a show at Queen Mary College in London. The answer was Charlotte And The Harlots.
Partridge scored nine points in his specialist-subject round. After the general-knowledge round, she finished second with 19 points, just one behind winner Donald, who progressed to the semi-final with 20.
For most Iron Maiden fans watching at home, of course, only one question really mattered. How many would you have answered correctly?
The post Iron Maiden Put To The Test On Mastermind first appeared on MetalTalk – Heavy Metal News, Reviews and Interviews.Anberlin has confirmed Currency, the band’s ninth full-length and the first complete record to feature Matty Mullins on lead vocals. The announcement builds on the momentum of 2024’s Vega, which introduced Mullins‘s voice to the band’s catalog across two tracks, and points to a fresh creative chapter for a group that has spent nearly 25 years reinventing itself. Kellen McGregor of Memphis May Fire joined the band behind the boards for the 11-track effort, which leans into Anberlin‘s history while pushing toward something new, proof that evolution and identity don’t have to be at odds.
Alongside the announcement, the band unveiled its first single from the upcoming release, “Neverafter,” backed by a music video helmed by Anberlin drummer Nathan Young and Jacob Moniz.
On the themes running through the record, Mullins shared: “The overall theme of Currency is what happens after everything you built your identity on falls apart. It’s a journey through heartbreak, loss, addiction, shame, and the lies we tell ourselves.
“Instead of staying in the wreckage, it’s about finding the strength to face the truth, let go of what was killing you, and become someone new. I believe that healing doesn’t begin when the pain ends, it begins when you finally stop running from it.”
Rather than shying away from its past, Anberlin moves forward with certainty on Currency. Built from a batch of long-unfinished songs, the album gives Mullins room to leave his own artistic fingerprint while balancing anthemic rock moments with more introspective passages, touching on resilience, vulnerability and hope throughout. Standouts include “Neverafter,” “Highstakes” and “Trenches,” the latter featuring Switchfoot, each reinforcing Anberlin‘s knack for turning honesty into hooks. More than another entry in the discography, Currency reads like a statement of renewal, one that honors where the band has been while looking ahead to what’s next.
Anberlin will hit the road later this year alongside longtime friends and genre stalwarts Switchfoot for an extensive run of shows. The pairing brings together two of alternative rock’s most durable acts, giving fans a chance to hear the new material live while revisiting a catalog that has held up for nearly 25 years. Expect a setlist that blends fan favorites with fresh cuts from Currency as Anberlin enters this new era.
Currency is available to pre-order here.
Anberlin is:
Matty Mullins / Vocals
Christian McAlhaney / Guitar and Vocals
Joseph Milligan / Guitar
Deon Rexroat / Bass
Young / Drums
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This Complete List Of Descendents Songs From A to Z presents the band’s officially released studio-album songs along with tracks from EPs, singles, B-sides, split releases, and selected compilation appearances. Descendents were formed in Manhattan Beach, California, in 1977. The band’s early history developed around guitarist Frank Navetta, drummer Bill Stevenson, and bassist Tony Lombardo, with vocalist Milo Aukerman joining soon afterward and helping shape the fast, melodic, humorous, and intensely personal punk rock sound that became identified with the group. Descendents became one of the most influential bands to emerge from the Southern California punk scene. Their music combined
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Devon Allman and Duane Betts will celebrate the 10th year of the Allman Betts Family Revival with a 20-date U.S. tour beginning November 28 in St. Louis, Missouri.
Presented with Gibson, the 2026 run has been dubbed “A Decade of Revival,” a nod to the Allman Brothers Band compilation A Decade of Hits 1969–1979. Allman and Betts, the sons of Allman Brothers Band founding members Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts, will once again lead a rotating lineup of musicians in celebrating the band’s catalog.
“I can’t believe it’s been 10 years of our beautiful gathering of friends to celebrate our dads’ songbook. Being the faithful custodians to this historic body of work is not lost on Duane and I. It is our high honor. We couldn’t possibly hold it any closer to our hearts. We can’t wait to evoke the spirits and celebrate 10 years. Be with us,” said Devon Allman.
“10 years strong! It’s a gift playing this timeless songbook with so many of our beautiful, talented friends. We couldn’t be more thrilled to have the Revival continue into year 10. See y’all on the road!” added Duane Betts.
The Allman Betts Band will anchor this year’s shows, with guests including Robert Randolph, Sierra Hull, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison and Abby Stachschmidt.
Each concert will feature two sets highlighting different periods of the Allman Brothers Band’s career. The first set will focus on the original lineup and the band’s music from the 1970s. The second will turn its attention to the Allman Brothers Band’s resurgence during the 1990s.
The Revival follows an ensemble format inspired by The Last Waltz, with musicians from blues, Americana, country and rock joining Allman and Betts throughout the shows.
The event began in 2017 as a celebration of what would have been Gregg Allman’s 70th birthday and has since developed into an annual tour honoring the musical legacies of the Allman and Betts families.
Previous editions have featured guests including Amanda Shires, Robert Randolph, Slash, Jason Isbell, Steve Earle, Sierra Ferrell and Marcus King.
The 2026 tour will conclude with two nights at The Fillmore in San Francisco on December 19 and 20.
THE ALLMAN BETTS FAMILY REVIVAL TOUR 2026
Nov 28 @ Stifel Theatre | St Louis, MO
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Nov 29 @ Brown County Music Center | Nashville, IN
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Nov 30 @ Ryman Auditorium | Nashville, TN
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Sierra Hull, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 2 @ Kirby Center | Wilkes Barre, PA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 3 @ Orpheum Theatre | Boston, MA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 4 @ Capitol | Port Chester, NY
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 5 @ Beacon | New York, NY
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Sierra Hull, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 6 @ The Paramount | Huntington, NY
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 7 @ Capital One Hall | Tysons, VA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 8 @ Peace Center | Greenville, SC
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 10 @ Tennessee Theatre | Knoxville, TN
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 11 @ Gaillard Center | Charleston, SC
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 12 @ Macon City Auditorium | Macon, GA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 13 @ Van Wezel PAC | Sarasota, FL
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 15 @ Sunrise Theatre | FT Pierce, FL
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 16 @ Ruth Eckerd Hall | Clearwater, FL
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 17 @ Florida Theatre | Jacksonville, FL
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 18 @ The Fillmore NOLA | New Orleans, LA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 19 @ The Fillmore SF (two nights) | San Francisco, CA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
Dec 20 @ The Fillmore SF (two nights) | San Francisco, CA
The Allman Betts Band, Robert Randolph, Judith Hill, Andy Frasco, Luther Dickinson, Jimmy Hall, Steel Beans, Larry McCray, Cody Dickinson, Alex Orbison, Abby Stachschmidt
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Bakeniko [Release date: 26.06.26] The summer of 2026 will forever be remembered as the hottest on record, but with various events punctuating that heat not least the partial eclipse that had everyone reaching for those special glasses (or not, and … Continue reading
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One of the best music documentaries in recent history is Oasis: Supersonic, a dizzy and euphoric chronicle of Oasis’ rise from wayward Manchester youth to the highest heights of global rock stardom. It ended with the band’s insanely huge 1996 shows at Knebworth and with the band members conceding that they should’ve just ended things there. Instead, Oasis ended things messily in 2009, and then they got back together for a triumphant global stadium tour last year. Now, we’re about to get another Oasis documentary out of it.
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– August 18th, 2026 –
New Video / Single Now Playing + Pre-Orders Available
Watch/stream FERVENCE’s “Zenith” HERE
Texas-based progressive metalcore outfit and recent Metal Blade Records signees FERVENCE will release their Constructs full-length October 16th.
Inspired by bands like Deftones, Architects, and Silent Planet, the FERVENCE sound is an ethereal blend of harsh and lush, navigating between moments of sheer aggression and poignant vulnerability. Formed in 2019 in Reno, Nevada as guitarist Trent Odneal’s solo project, FERVENCE released its debut full-length, Ghost, in 2020. The recording was called an “emotionally laden and hard-hitting record that contemplates what it is to be human.”
Photo by Benjamin Zietlow
The band reemerged in 2023 with vocalist Stevie B. at the helm, bringing her unique brand of aggression to the project. FERVENCE toured the West Coast, continuing to build their local following in Reno opening for the likes of Otep, Left To Suffer, and Gideon, and releasing four singles that would make up their second offering, an EP titled Realm//One which was praised for “breaking so many rules in metal.“
On Constructs, the quintet’s Metal Blade debut, FERVENCE delivers eleven dynamic songs that explore, both musically and lyrically, deeply personal experiences surrounding life, death, emotion, and relationships.Now based in Austin, Texas, the band spent 2025 crafting their most fully realized songs to date. Writing post-Ghost, Odneal made a conscious effort to leave more space for the vocals to explore melodies and focused on composition, mood, song structure, and building up to big choruses.
Produced by Odneal and guitarist Austin Bentley and mixed and mastered by Zack Ohren, Constructs features callbacks to the Ghost album, both inconspicuous and conspicuous. “As we have grown together and individually, so have our views on existence and the concepts discussed. Constructs,” Odneal explains, “is a refinement of our ability to convey some of these thoughts in a more generally relatable way, while also adding a bit more insight on other tangential topics.”
Songs like lead single, “Zenith,” address the emotions around prolonged health struggles, and feeling like “being a prisoner in your own body.”
Stevie further elaborates, “The lyrics were inspired by the feelings of hopelessness and depression that come with prolonged health struggles. Dealing with health challenges in your own life, seeing people you love struggle, and just feeling like there is no way out and nothing will ever get better.“
Watch FERVENCE‘s video for “Zenith” HERE
Constructs features 3D artwork by Billelis which captures lyrical themes, while standing on its own as an iconic work of art. “The idea that our identities, relationships, ambitions, and experiences, though beautiful, are ultimately constructs that eventually collapse was something we wanted reflected in the imagery itself,” notes Bentley. “Like the songs themselves, the artwork brings an ominous and almost mythological quality to bear.“
FERVENCE‘s Constructs will be released on CD and digital formats as well as vinyl in the following color variants:
Pearl Bone Marble (US)
Shimmer Gold + Black Marble (US)
Royalty Metallic Marbled (EU)
Find pre-orders at: metalblade.com/fervence
Constructs Track Listing:
01. Pathways
02. Oculum
03. Interwoven
04. Miasma
05. Maelstrom
06. The Things We Can’t See
07. Zenith
08. Ghost II
09. Ascension
10. Providence
11. Constructs
FERVENCE Live:
9/02/2026 Ren’s Den – Albuquerque, NM
9/03/2026 Hardyville Tavern – Bullhead City, AZ
9/04/2026 The Alpine – Reno, NV w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/05/2026 Titanfest – Sacramento, CA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/06/2026 Brick & Mortar Music Hall – San Francisco, CA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/09/2026 Rockafairy – Medford, OR w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/10/2026 TBA – Albany, OR w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/11/2026 Dante’s – Portland, OR w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/12/2026 Ray’s Golden Lion – Richland, WA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/13/2026 Real Art – Tacoma, WA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/15/2026 9th Street Parallel – Boise, ID
9/16/2026 Black Lung Society – Ogden, UT
9/17/2026 Wagon Wheel – Colorado Springs, CO
9/18/2026 The Red Zone – Lubbock, TX
9/19/2026 PT Event Center – Abilene, TX
w/ Enthronement:
10/16/2026 Ruins – Dallas, TX
10/17/2026 The Pit – Lafayette, LA
10/18/2026 Atmosphere – Loganville, GA
10/19/2026 Cannonball – Raleigh, NC
10/20/2026 The Milestone Club – Charlotte, NC
10/21//2026 Banditos – Richmond, VA
10/22/2026 Morsbergers Tavern – Catonsville, MD
10/23/2026 The Parlour- Providence, RI
10/24/2026 Bar Freda – Brooklyn, NY
10/25/2026 The Cantab Underground – Boston, MA
10/28/2026 Photo City Music Hall – Rochester, NY
10/31/2026 Fubar Lounge – St. Louis, MO
11/01/2026 Bricks – Tyler, TX
FERVENCE:
Stevie B. – vocals
Trent Odneal – guitar, programming
Jon Daniels – bass
Austin Bentley – guitar, programming
Chris Tufino – drums
https://www.fervence.net
https://www.instagram.com/fervenceband
https://www.facebook.com/fervenceband
https://x.com/fervenceband
– August 18th, 2026 –
New Video / Single Now Playing + Pre-Orders Available
Watch/stream FERVENCE’s “Zenith” HERE
Texas-based progressive metalcore outfit and recent Metal Blade Records signees FERVENCE will release their Constructs full-length October 16th.
Inspired by bands like Deftones, Architects, and Silent Planet, the FERVENCE sound is an ethereal blend of harsh and lush, navigating between moments of sheer aggression and poignant vulnerability. Formed in 2019 in Reno, Nevada as guitarist Trent Odneal’s solo project, FERVENCE released its debut full-length, Ghost, in 2020. The recording was called an “emotionally laden and hard-hitting record that contemplates what it is to be human.”
Photo by Benjamin Zietlow
The band reemerged in 2023 with vocalist Stevie B. at the helm, bringing her unique brand of aggression to the project. FERVENCE toured the West Coast, continuing to build their local following in Reno opening for the likes of Otep, Left To Suffer, and Gideon, and releasing four singles that would make up their second offering, an EP titled Realm//One which was praised for “breaking so many rules in metal.“
On Constructs, the quintet’s Metal Blade debut, FERVENCE delivers eleven dynamic songs that explore, both musically and lyrically, deeply personal experiences surrounding life, death, emotion, and relationships.Now based in Austin, Texas, the band spent 2025 crafting their most fully realized songs to date. Writing post-Ghost, Odneal made a conscious effort to leave more space for the vocals to explore melodies and focused on composition, mood, song structure, and building up to big choruses.
Produced by Odneal and guitarist Austin Bentley and mixed and mastered by Zack Ohren, Constructs features callbacks to the Ghost album, both inconspicuous and conspicuous. “As we have grown together and individually, so have our views on existence and the concepts discussed. Constructs,” Odneal explains, “is a refinement of our ability to convey some of these thoughts in a more generally relatable way, while also adding a bit more insight on other tangential topics.”
Songs like lead single, “Zenith,” address the emotions around prolonged health struggles, and feeling like “being a prisoner in your own body.”
Stevie further elaborates, “The lyrics were inspired by the feelings of hopelessness and depression that come with prolonged health struggles. Dealing with health challenges in your own life, seeing people you love struggle, and just feeling like there is no way out and nothing will ever get better.“
Watch FERVENCE‘s video for “Zenith” HERE
Constructs features 3D artwork by Billelis which captures lyrical themes, while standing on its own as an iconic work of art. “The idea that our identities, relationships, ambitions, and experiences, though beautiful, are ultimately constructs that eventually collapse was something we wanted reflected in the imagery itself,” notes Bentley. “Like the songs themselves, the artwork brings an ominous and almost mythological quality to bear.“
FERVENCE‘s Constructs will be released on CD and digital formats as well as vinyl in the following color variants:
Pearl Bone Marble (US)
Shimmer Gold + Black Marble (US)
Royalty Metallic Marbled (EU)
Find pre-orders at: metalblade.com/fervence
Constructs Track Listing:
01. Pathways
02. Oculum
03. Interwoven
04. Miasma
05. Maelstrom
06. The Things We Can’t See
07. Zenith
08. Ghost II
09. Ascension
10. Providence
11. Constructs
FERVENCE Live:
9/02/2026 Ren’s Den – Albuquerque, NM
9/03/2026 Hardyville Tavern – Bullhead City, AZ
9/04/2026 The Alpine – Reno, NV w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/05/2026 Titanfest – Sacramento, CA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/06/2026 Brick & Mortar Music Hall – San Francisco, CA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/09/2026 Rockafairy – Medford, OR w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/10/2026 TBA – Albany, OR w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/11/2026 Dante’s – Portland, OR w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/12/2026 Ray’s Golden Lion – Richland, WA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/13/2026 Real Art – Tacoma, WA w/ Beauty Is Betrayal
9/15/2026 9th Street Parallel – Boise, ID
9/16/2026 Black Lung Society – Ogden, UT
9/17/2026 Wagon Wheel – Colorado Springs, CO
9/18/2026 The Red Zone – Lubbock, TX
9/19/2026 PT Event Center – Abilene, TX
w/ Enthronement:
10/16/2026 Ruins – Dallas, TX
10/17/2026 The Pit – Lafayette, LA
10/18/2026 Atmosphere – Loganville, GA
10/19/2026 Cannonball – Raleigh, NC
10/20/2026 The Milestone Club – Charlotte, NC
10/21//2026 Banditos – Richmond, VA
10/22/2026 Morsbergers Tavern – Catonsville, MD
10/23/2026 The Parlour- Providence, RI
10/24/2026 Bar Freda – Brooklyn, NY
10/25/2026 The Cantab Underground – Boston, MA
10/28/2026 Photo City Music Hall – Rochester, NY
10/31/2026 Fubar Lounge – St. Louis, MO
11/01/2026 Bricks – Tyler, TX
FERVENCE:
Stevie B. – vocals
Trent Odneal – guitar, programming
Jon Daniels – bass
Austin Bentley – guitar, programming
Chris Tufino – drums
https://www.fervence.net
https://www.instagram.com/fervenceband
https://www.facebook.com/fervenceband
https://x.com/fervenceband