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Temple of Perdition Autumn Quiz with Alunah

25/9/2013

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Thanks to Aleks at Temple of Perdition for once again asking Soph to take part in their quiz. Full quiz with all the bands, including our friends Queen Elephantine, can be found here:

http://templeofperdition.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/autumn-doom-quiz-pt1-with-alunah-black.html

1. What is the band’s state at the moment? What kind of sinister affairs do band plans to perform for autumn and following months?

We're busy writing for the 3rd album and doing as many gigs as possible in-between. We have a new bassist Dan, who has already played a few gigs with us and is getting stuck into writing new material with us. The rest of the year sees us recording the new material, and play lost of gigs including ones with the likes of Jex Thoth, GOLD (ex - The Devil's Blood) and Samsara Blues Experiment. We'll also be playing Hard Rock Hell Festival with Black Star Riders (ex - Thin Lizzy), Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Crucified Barbara, Gentleman's Pistols, Black Spiders and loads more.

2. How did listeners and critics meet band’s last album?

White Hoarhound" did better than anyone of us thought it would do. We didn't set out to impress anyone with it, nor did we try to force a particular style with it. We wrote the songs that we wanted to hear and play, and it paid off. 99% of the reviews were amazingly positive, we toured it around Europe for 2 weeks and the response from people blew us away. Initially it was released on CD via PsycheDOOMelic Records, and then it attracted the attention of Napalm Records who re-released it on limited edition 12" vinyl. We're very proud of the album, and even more so of the new material we are now writing.

3. "Paranoid" of Black Sabbath is an iconic song, what in this Earth can turn you paranoid?

Silly things make me paranoid... knowing there's a fat spider in the room, the dog looking up at the ceiling as if there's an apparition that only she can see, walking alone at night, and looking out from the stage at whispering and laughing faces hahaha

4. Who was your childhood hero? What kind of dude did you want to become?

I didn't really have a childhood hero, I just loved my pop bands. I'm not ashamed to say it either, because I've always loved music regardless of genre! I played musical instruments as a child, I was always in orchestras and I wanted to do it full time... either that or a designer/artist and now I do both so i'm pretty lucky! 

5. Last TV-news reminds me about it – this question is about "War Pigs". What is your opinion about conflict around Syria? Do you see any reasons to justify military intervention of one country in affairs of another country?

I'm not a very political person and am probably not the best informed about these matters. However, I hate the idea of war and of innocent people being killed for reasons that a lot of those involved probably don't even understand. I am glad that the UK is not going to intervene, but I hope that whatever happens helps to prevent the loss of anymore life. On a similar note, I visited Israel a few years ago, and some of the beautiful and awe-inspiring areas I visited have now been destroyed due to conflict. It just makes me so sad that the world is losing these areas of historical and cultural importance, as well as people losing their livelihoods and (in some cases) lives. 
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Alunah "Heavy Days in Doom Town" Live Reviews

12/5/2013

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Here are a few live reviews of Alunah at Heavy Days in Doom Town II in Copenhagen, Denmark (03/05/13)

Temple of Perdition

"Alunah will be a very special moment, there's a wide variety of heavy sounds displayed during these 4 days but none  like this full hour of tasty UK Doom... The easiness of Dave Day on guitar is very impressive, the guy is majestic in its playing and attitude, damn crushing and so serene at the same time... Soph doesn't count her efforts and looks pretty excited, maybe the flow and tone of her vocals could be more ultimately accurated on stage but she's a great frontwoman and the setlist is just fantastic with five songs of "White Hoarhound" and two from the "Call of Avernus" debut album and ... "Oak Ritual" is one of the best songs I'll hear in the week-end, mighty doom riffs with earthy psychedelic soundscapes and to end on the crushing pagan Doom of "Belial's Fjord" was awesome,  a very very good set!"

Read the full Temple of Perdition HDDT review here >>


Repulsive Revolutions

"Birmingham's Alunah were a great, soulful start to the day, their blues-y stoner rock going down well with the first D61 beer (of many) of the day. Vocalist Soph Day clearly worships at the altar of Lori S, her soaring voice weaving perfectly with the desert-driving guitar of husband Dave. I think this was the last show of their tour, but don't miss them next time they come around. Their most recent album White Hoarhound is available through PsycheDOOMelic"

Read the full Repulsive Revolutions review here >>
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Alunah's Year in Review, Thanks to All Involved!

24/12/2012

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2012! It's safe to say that in our 6 year history, this year has been our best! We released our second album, worked with some amazing people, played some great gigs, met new awesome people, caught the eye of Napalm Records and made a few end of year lists (read whose here). From a music point of view it's been our best, but we also suffered the loss of Soph's Dad John who was a big supporter of Alunah, we dedicated our upcoming vinyl to him and he will always be in our thoughts.

The year wouldn't have been what it was without the input from the following great key people, in no particular order:

Mark Hegadus at Psychedoomelic Records: He believed in us enough to release White Hoarhound on his legendary Austrian label. One of THE best things we've done.

Sebastian Muench and the whole team at Napalm Records / Spinning Goblin Productions: They will be releasing White Hoarhound on 12" vinyl on January 25th 2013, so proud to be on yet another legendary Austrian label.

Olivia Burr: Liv tirelessly sells our merch for us, provides transport when needed and handles all management queries for us!

Mona Miluski at Platinum PR: We came on board with German company Platinum PR to help promote White Hoarhound, and they have gone above and beyond to get us some amazing international press.

Greg Chandler at Priory Recording Studios: Greg recorded both of our albums, and did a sterling job on both. He totally gets us, and is an easy creative guy to work with.

Tony Reed at Heavy Head Co: Tony mixed, mastered and featured on White Hoarhound. He also re-mastered the album for vinyl, a top bloke with unlimited amounts of talent.

Mez at Heretic Promotions / Scruffy Murphys, Birmingham: Mez is our number 1 promoter of choice to work with, complete professional and all round good guy. His promotions company hosted our album launch gig this year. Mez now also comes out with us doing our sound engineering.

Alison Richards and Martin Newman at Oath Communications: An awesome duo who are working on a video for White Hoarhound as well as attending the majority of our gigs in 2012 filming and taking photos.

We must also mention the following bands, promoters, radio shows, webzines and podcasts who we've played with / for. Again, in no particular order and sorry to those we've missed:

A Pale Horse Named Death, Gentlemans Pistols, Trippy Wicked and the Cosmic Children of the Knight, Gurt, Stubb, Arkham Witch, General, Desert Storm, Conan, Gods of Hellfire, Steak, Stone Axe, Arke, Ironrat, Gringo, Shebrew, Caravan of Whores, A Million Miles, Tairrie B and My Ruin, Baron Greenback, Desert Scene, Desert Fest, Heretic Promotions, Black Bullet Live, When Planets Collide, Kerrang Radio, Johnny Doom, Metal.de, Ripple Music, Metal Hammer Germany, Grip of Delusion Radio, Terrorizer Magazine, Soggy Bog, Core of Destruction Radio, 339 Metal, Doomantia, The Soda Shop, Fast 'n' Bulbous, 411 Mania, The Temple of Perdition, The Metal Observer, Via Nocturna, Unhallowed Nation, Planet Mosh, Skrikzine, Nocturnal Hall Magazine, Sludgelord, Sleeping Shaman, X Transmission FM, WCNI Radio, Femme Metal Webzine, The Obelisk, Black Sunday Magazine, MSN Entertainment, Metal Riot... 

There are so many more, but not enough hours in the day to list them alll! Thanks to everyone basically, and special thanks to those who came to our gigs, brought our merch, brought us beer and shared our drunken ramblings!

In 2013 we will release our vinyl, carry on writing for our third album, play with The Sword, Lonely Kamel and Black Moth, tour Europe including Heavy Days in Doom Town Festival in Denmark, and hopefully meet a load more awesome people! Here's to a happy new year, these were our most viewed blog posts and images of 2012...

Top 5 Most Viewed Blog Posts

1. She Came, She Saw, She Rocked Out with her Cock Out

2. Alunah Sign with Napalm Records / Spinning Goblin Productions

3. Download Alunah's White Hoarhound for Free

4. Alunah to Support The Sword

5. Terrorizer Magazine Hail Alunah as Future of Doom

Top 10 Most Viewed Images of 2012
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White Hoarhound Featured on End of Year Lists

20/12/2012

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As the first end of year lists start to roll in for 2012, it's nice to see White Hoarhound featured on some of them. Thanks to US station WCNI Radio, UK webzine The Sleeping Shaman, US webzine Fast 'n' Bulbous, US webzine 411mania.com and Norwegian webzine Skrikzine.

WCNI Radio Alunah
> WCNI Article 
WCNI Radio

Thanks to The Asylum on WCNI Radio for featuring "Demeter's Grief" in their 2012 Year of Review! Again, alongside some awesome bands including Meshuggah, Graveyard, The Sword, Orange Goblin and Swans!

The Sleeping Shaman Alunah
> Sleeping Shaman Article
> Sleeping Shaman Review
The Sleeping Shaman

Thanks to Ollie from Grifter for including us in his "2012... A Year in The Rock" for The Sleeping Shaman alongside Orange Goblin, Black Magician, Lord Fowl, Mos Generator and Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell.

"The award for most improved band has to go to Alunah. Their previous efforts have shown a band with a real knack for song writing that had yet to find their feet, yet their first release on Psychedoomelic Records, “White Hoarhound” showed a leap forward in every sense from the song writing to Soph’s far stronger vocals to the more expansive and orchestrated production. A truly world class effort, it’s understandable they are moving on up to a new home at Napalm/Spinning Goblin Records for the vinyl release of the album"

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> Ripple Music Article
> Ripple Music Review
Ripple Music / Ripple Effect

Ollie and Swedebeast both included us in their top albums of 2012, massive thanks for all the support we've had from Ripple Music in 2012!

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> Black Sunday Article
> Black Sunday Review
> Black Sunday Interview
Black Sunday Magazine

This year we got reviewed and interviewed by the awesome people at Black Sunday Magazine, the home of all things doom, metal, macabre and strange... perfect for us! Big thanks going out for all the support they have given us this year.

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> Metalmouth.net Article
Metalmouth.net

Big thanks to Jay at Metalmouth.net for placing us 11th in his top 20, here's what he said...

"Doooom! You’re all DOOOOOOMED!! And we love it! The follow up to their debut album “Call of Avernus’ here is another band growing to become something monstrous. The pick up in the 7 1/2 minute opening track ‘Demeter’s Grief’ is wicked. There you are, slowly banging your head with your eyes closed and then it ups tempo and you’re found with an air guitar in your hand smiling like a loon and thinking…”Fuck me this is only the opening track…what next!” Well fret not doomsters, the rest of the album is immense, so light up the candles, draw the curtains, strip naked and dance around to the soundtrack of the ritual your mother never let you go to!"

Fast 'n' Bulbous Alunah
> Fast 'n' Bulbous Article
> Fast 'n' Bulbous Album of the Week & Review
Fast 'n' Bulbous

Fast 'n' Bulbous not only made White Hoarhound album of the week back in September, but they have also put us in the top 33 DOOM section of their extremely comprehensive "Fester's Lucky 14: 2012 Year-End Summary". We also came 49th out of their overall top 100! 

411mania.com Alunah
> 411mania.com Article
> 411mania.com Hammer of Doom
> 411mania.com Album of the Week
411 Mania

Thanks to Robert Cooper for his honorable mention of Alunah alongside Black Breath and Wodensthrone. He also included us in his "Hammer of Doom" end of year review, featuring us in his top 50 albums of the year. In September, he bestowed the prestigious "Album of the Week" upon White Hoarhound also.

"These are three bands that I discovered this year and really enjoyed, but since I wasn't sure if they'd quality for "New Artist", I decided to give them the HM. Alunah - This pretty awesome stoner/doom band out of England have been around for about 5 years. Their second album dropped earlier in the year, and they have a pretty heavy sound, some good riffs,and they're female fronted, and it's not a gimmick, because this girl rocks. (Some bands have it as a gimmick, like that shit band, Butcher Babies, that are touring with Marilyn Manson soon, all tit, little talent)"

Skrikzine Alunah
> Skrikzine.com Article
> Skrikzine.com Review
Skrikzine Webzine

Thanks to our Norwegian friends at Skrikzine who featured us in their top 25 with Witch Mountain, Mark Lanegan, Neurosis, Baroness & others! 

Temple of Perdition Alunah
> Temple of Perdition Article
> Temple of Perdition Review
The Temple of Perdition

Our friend Matt from the awesome Bastard of the Skies, included us in his top 20 for The Temple of Perdition. Cheers Matt!

> Dr. Doom's Lair Article
> Dr. Doom's Lair Review
Dr. Doom's Lair

Thanks to Dr. Doom for putting White Hoarhound at number 39 in his top 50 best albums of 2012.
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Jake from Alunah's "Best of 2012" for The Temple of Perdition

19/12/2012

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Jake Alunah
TOP ALBUMS OF 2012

1. Paradise Idol - Tragic Idol
2. The Cult - Choice of Weapon
3. Napalm Death - Utilitarian
4. Baroness - Yellow & Green
5. SaintVitus - Lille: F-65
6. Orange Goblin - A Eulogy for the Damned
7. Om - Advaitic Songs
8. Mark Lanegan - Blues Funeral
9. Rush - Clockwork Angels
10. Marilyn Manson - Born Villain

REVELATION(S) OF 2012 

Finally "getting" Thin Lizzy

TOP LIVE PERFORMANCES OF 2012 (limited to 5)

1.
Monster Magnet - Spine of God UK shows
2. Soundgarden -Hyde Park, London
3. Rich Robinson - Temple Bar, Birmingham,UK
4. SaintVitus/ Acid King - The Underworld, London
5. Chris Cornell - Symphony Hall Birmingham, UK

MOST ANTICIPATED ALBUMS OF 2013 (limited to 5)

1. Black Sabbath
2. Monster Magnet
3. Sisters Of Mercy (a long shot!)

On a more personal point of view, please give us your own appreciations about this year and - if there’s any particular - your expectations for 2013 ? 

Highlight of the yeah - "White Hoarhound" being released. Hopes for next year - more gigs, and spreading the Alunah word even further.


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http://templeofperdition.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/best-of-2012-part-1.html?spref=fb
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Alunah "White Hoarhound" Review - Temple of Perdition

16/8/2012

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Thanks to Steph for this great review!

"After their brillant debut album "Call of Avernus", Birmingham's quatuor ALUNAH are back with "White Hoarhound", a new album that has been more than consistently matured over the two past years... Something that was almost an obligation, considering that a 2nd album is always an important step in a band's course but also that this doom scene of female fronted bands is regularly offering new bands that can eventually quickly match the place of older ones, especially if they  are lucky enough to be supported by a "major" label...

While the vintage production enhance even more than previously the heady grooviness, a quickly noticeable attention has been brought to the songwriting, one can definitely not reproach here a limited musicianship, some too predictable arrangments and a linearity that quickly bores... In her short note to present briefly the album in its early stages, for T.O.P. last winter, Soph insisted about the importance that Gaz (bass) took in this album composition, something which is indeed largely confirmed - particularly by some extended fuzziness, but in fact I think everyone personnaly improved his level of technicality and implication too, giving to the band an extremely cohesive sense that just a few ones can achieve.

Sure this basically vintage Sabbathian sound is prominent and does not intend to reinvent Doom  but I dig how they bring it to extreme gloominess with tasty psychedelic hints or to some more luminous charming landscapes (better say semi-obscure !)... I love each second of this "White Hoarhound", of course there's the particularly memorable "Oak Ritual pt2", but my fave one is undoubtly "Belial's Fjord", just the name is awesome but the song is the perfect retranscription of ALUNAH's actual and certainly future sound, a fucking masterful and epic piece of Doom !!! 
All this is leaded by Soph's vocals, mesmerising and melodic at the same time; delightful, maliciously and cleverly wellthought like if she always puted herself in the shoes of the most passionated and mature ALUNAH's fan to extract the best quintessence of each song; she's definitely a guru that wants your good for just a few bux !

With this sophomore album, ALUNAH do not simply proove that they now have their own personnal sound, they also proove that they can legitimately exist among other bands like Blood Ceremony or The Wounded Kings... No offense to the always excellent purveyor of classy Doomy sounds Psychedoomelic rds, but I  honestly feel that ALUNAH would now deserve a more prestigious label to spread their awesome sound, so let's just hope that they won't wait too long anymore to get a wider exposure cause this album has the potencial to bring them in much higher spheres... 

And now please, you dudes and dudette, you need to TOUR outside UK !!! Meanwhile lucky local Doomsters should not miss the album release party programmed next Friday"

http://templeofperdition.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/album-review-white-hoarhound-by-alunah.html 
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Temple of Perdition Interviews Soph for their Wives ov Doom Special!

28/3/2012

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Recently Soph was interviewed for this special... visit the link to see the other wife interviews including Stuart's from Sigirya, Bob's from Soggy Bog, Pierre's from Atolah and Ron's from Ice Dragon. Cheers to Stephane for the interview, it was fun!

http://templeofperdition.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/interviews-serie-wives-ov-doom.html?spref=fb 

I wanted to know which are your feelings towards the passion of Mister for Doom and Heavy musics in general... Could they be slow and gloomy or fast and brutal, how do you enjoy these weird sounds ? Do you sometimes take vengeance and play crappy Pop stuff just to piss him off?


For those that may not know I'm married to Dave the guitarist in Alunah, the band which I also sing and play guitar in, so luckily we are on a par music taste wise. However, saying that, there are a lot of bands which we strongly disagree on. For instance, Dave listens to a lot of thrash, grind and nwobhm which I can really do without. As well as doom, stoner, sludge etc I listen to more '60s psychedelia, motown and folk. I live for the melody in music whereas he lives for the riff, so we do have a lot of friendly disagreements on what bands are awesome... mainly him informing me that Iron Maiden are unbelievably amazing and me informing him they're shit! The majority of music we listen to we both love, we've been together for 13 years and have been married for just 4 months - I don't think I could have lasted that long with someone who didn't share my musical tastes. Neither of us will ever back down on the Iron Maiden front! If I ever wanted to piss him off all I've got to do is put Big Elf, Ghost or Ray Lamontagne on the stereo... all big loves of mine, he doesn't share my view! 

Are you proud of what he's doing with his band/blog/Radioshow ?!! Do you think this is more rewarding to play in a respected but underground Doom band than playing shit in a wellknown band ? Do you think playing Doom is necessay to his equilibrium and maybe that only this kind of music can bring him what he needs or is looking for ?

I know for a fact that Dave would not play music that he didn't enjoy playing, regardless of the fame or the money. He's been in bands since he was 16, all very different styles which reflect his tastes at the time. He's got such diverse tastes that its not just about the doom, its about playing whatever he enjoys. His last 3 bands Sonic Lord, Godsize and Alunah all have doom elements but each one totally different. I'm proud of Dave for many things but music wise, a couple of years into our relationship Dave started a sludge band in Birmingham called Sonic Lord. I was in my late teens when they started gigging with such bands as Khang, Sloth, Mistress etc. I used to love seeing him up there on the stage playing with bands I loved... plus, if I'm honest I was also jealous as it was something I'd loved to have done. We actually met Jake, Alunah's drummer at a Sonic Lord gig, his girlfriend Liv and him were always cropping up at Sonic Lord shows. Unfortunately Sonic Lord split up a few years back but we're still selling vinyls now.

Dave was also in Godsize who split up last year. When they went on their first big tour I was so proud and again, jealous! The tour was with Freebase in Metallica's 1999 tour bus! I've only heard half of what went on during that tour, and I think that's all I want to know! Being 20 years old and watching your boyfriend's band sell out venues was pretty special. I'm hoping that with our achievements over the past 6 years with Alunah, and me overcoming my absolute fear of singing, has made him proud.

Does he still have enough time for both houseworks and cuddles, or sometimes there's difficult choice to make between both ?! 

We try to make time for each other, both of us work full time, are busy with Alunah, run Catacomb Records and each have a million other projects going on. We don't live in each others pockets, we don't demand to know where the other one is every minute of the day or night and have the utmost respect and trust for each other. Dave's a lot better at cuddles than he is at housework... saying that though I reckon I am too! We've got a very 1950s outlook... I do the baking and he fixes my car! He is pretty good at washing up and cleaning the bathroom though!

When he's listening music with headphones, computering on the net, practising with his band, playing gigs far away... do you feel alone quickly or is it an opportunity for you to meet friends/parents, make some things you enjoy but can't do together, etc... ?

Its not something I really notice that much as we're both really busy. When he's not on his guitar or fixing up a car, he's building computers or on the computer researching his latest project but that's what I love about him. Who wants an unmotivated couch potato who up to date on all the latest television? If there's ever a time when I want to take a break from my things and he's busy, I have family, friends and Johnny Depp films to keep me occupied! 
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