Posts tagged "Karl Middleton"
Karl Middleton of earthtone9: The Popblerd Interview!

Karl Middleton of earthtone9: The Popblerd Interview!

You might know Karl Middleton as the current vocalist of earthtone9 and Blackstorm or from his past work with Twin Zero, The Blueprint, or This Is Menace. However you may have heard him, one fact remains: the man is a powerhouse behind the mic. Over the years, Middleton has continually delivered impassioned vocals for a number of the UK’s finest underground heavy acts and he recently took some time to chat with Pop!Blerd about the return of earthtone9: Why was […]

earthtone9, IV: The Spin Cycle Review

earthtone9, IV: The Spin Cycle Review

IV is the definitive album for a band that you’ve probably never heard of. For the uninitiated, earthtone9 has been defying the odds since the early aughts. With a trio of magnificent studio albums and a few EP’s, earthtone9 were ahead of their time back in the day and ever since their reformation in 2010 they’ve continued the trend. “March Of The Yeti” slays immediately and states defiantly that the band is indeed back with a heavy riff that complements […]

Metal Monday Volume 87 (9.10.12)

Metal Monday Volume 87 (9.10.12)

Two great tastes that taste great together. Obviously I’m talking about the UK’s earthtone9 covering Entombed’s “Wolverine Blues”. For those of you not already aware, the mighty earthtone9 have returned and are set to record the appropriately titled IV (It’s their fourth album!) full-length album next month. In the interim, they’ve decided to release a cover of the legendary Swedish metallers Entombed’s crossover hit “Wolverine Blues” While not indicative of the e9 sound, “Wolverine Blues” is still a hefty slab of […]

Metal Monday Volume 8 (3.7.11)

Earthtone9 is the best band you’ve never heard over. I think I heard about this Nottingham, UK 5-piece through some random Kerrang! sampler years and years ago.  It was 2 different songs off of their 1st and 2nd releases,  lo-def(inition) discord and off kilter enhancement respectively, and I knew I had to own them. Amazon.co.uk being my best friend rescued me from a fate of not having earthtone9 albums in my life. Remember kiddies, this is way before that digital download […]