FULL BLOWN CHAOS RESTORES SOME ORDER

Friday, August 21st, 2009 at 12:30pm by

Just a few weeks ago a friend and I were wondering aloud about the status of Full Blown Chaos. I really enjoyed the band’s 2007 release, Heavy Lies the Crown, and the interview I did with front man Ray Mazzola is still one of my favorites (Ray is, no joke, a master orator, and he has some crazy fucking stories).

But in the past year or so, Full Blown Chaos seemed to have disappeared. Then Mazzola turned up on Twitter recently; and now we’ve gotten a press release announcing the band’s plans to come back big-time, with a new album to drop sometime in 2010.

In said release, Mazzola explains the band’s recent absence from the scene as being the result of “personal loses and major deaths in all of our families,” which is a valid excuse if ever there was one. He also announces that band has now evolved from a quartet to a quintet:

“Being a five-piece now has its benefits, and we are fine tuning it all. This record is going to decimate everything we have released to date, and beat the piss out of the bullshit being praised today. It’s not enough to step up to the plate and contend for individuality, you need to knock it out of the park and show everyone what the fuck is up.”

Honestly, I’m just happy to have FBC back making music, where they belong. Mazzola is the kind of guy who uses heavy music to exercise his demons. If these past couple of years have been that rough for the dude, I’m willing to bet it’ll all just fuel Full Blown Chaos’ best album yet.

-AR

  • Geek Beater

    Loved their first record!!! Never really got into any of the new stuff but I am interested in what they have to offer.

  • Sammy

    “Master orator”…no I’m not gonna do it. Nope. Not gonna.

  • Sandwiches

    Ray is a super, super nice guy. Any time fbc has ever came through Kansas he would always give a shout out to my band or any other locals they had played with in Kansas before. Doesn’t sound like a huge deal, but most touring bands could give a fuck about the locals, much less remember the name of their band. Solid dude for sure

  • pg1313

    Kickstart friday night

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kim-Kelly/10515129 Kim Kelly

    “Wake the Demons” was the first album I ever reviewed. I was 15, and fro what I recall, was viciously underwhelmed by said record.