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Dials

Music News – Scardust Release New Video and UK Dates

11/07/201911/07/2019 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher Amaranthe, Anathema, Band, Bogren, BTBAM, Cradle of Filth, Cyhra, Devilment, Devin Townsend, Dials, Drake Mefestta, Epica, Israeli, Israeli metal, Jake E, Kobi Farhi, live video, Metal, Michael Romeo, Noa Gruman, Opeth, Orphaned Land, Pain of Salvation, Prog In The Park Stage, Progressive, Ramblin' Man Fair, Riverside, Sands of Time, Scardust, Symphonic, Symphony X, Therion

In advance of their upcoming live appearances in the UK, Israeli Symphonic/Progressive Metal band, Scardust, debut their live video for the song, Dials.

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Live Review: Bloodstock Festival 2016

16/08/201615/11/2017 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher 0 Comments Akercocke, Anthrax, Behemoth, Bloodstock 2016, Bloodstock Festival, Corrosion of Conformity, Dee Snider, Evil Scarecrow, Fear Factory, Ghost Bath, Gloryhammer, Gojira, Hark, Isarnos, Karybdis, Krysthla, Live Music, Live Review, Mastodon, Metal Allegiance, Phil Campbell's All Star Band, Ronnie James Dio Stage, Rotting Christ, Satyricon, Slayer, Sophie Lancaster Stage, Sublime Eyes, Sumer, Symphony X, The Charm The Fury, The Heretic Order, The King is Blind, Twisted Sister, Vallenfyre, Venom, Whispered, Witchsorrow

So another Bloodstock is in the bag! 2016 might have been the best year (for me personally) of music &

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