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'Robb's Metalworks': SLAYER, CRADLE OF FILTH. LAMB OF GOD Video Interviews Posted Online

April 25, 2005

Long-standing San Antonio metal cable show "Robb's Metalworks" has just uploaded their full two-hour March 2005 episode online at www.robbsmetalworks.com. This episode includes recent interviews with Kerry King of SLAYER, Paul Allender of CRADLE OF FILTH and Randy Blythe of LAMB OF GOD, in addition to featuring live footage from NONPOINT and local Texas grindcore band INDISGUST. The episode also includes videos from underground favorites GOD FORBID, KREATOR, WATCH THEM DIE and others.

As previously reported Robb's Metalworks is preparing for its third annual showcase, set to be held July 16 at Sam's Burger Joint in San Antonio. Scheduled to perform at the event are SOLITUDE AETURNUS, ETERNITY BLACK, THE RUINED FEW, D-RAILED and BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY.

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