I’m a big Jersey Devils (ice hockey) fan.
‘The Green And Black’, long been the official OverKill colors, so I assume the lead track is a dedication to the fans? “Quite honestly, I can tell you where I got it (title). (The two labels) working in conjunction only enhances, you get better videos (because there’s more money involved now).” Even Immortalis: two US runs, two European runs. We’ve been a touring band throughout or existence. Let’s raise our value on each continent.’ You just have to know what to do, when to do and where to do it. Our position was, ‘Let’s not get in a position to garage sale ourselves. Maybe not as specific as a metal label, like Nuclear Blast, but they handle metal bands and know what to do with them. When you diversify, you put yourself in a better position, if just by the old adage, ‘Don’t have all your eggs in one basket.’ E1 had a huge interest, even when they were Koch. We have the responsibility to deliver something like Ironbound and the label has to promote it. To survive you have to think outside the box, there’s a great responsibility that comes with different contracts. So why not stick with the mighty Nuclear machine? Was it them or you who balked at a global dominion? ““We got the worldwide offer, that wasn’t an issue.
Debuting for Nuclear Blast overseas, E1 (formerly Koch) will handle it here in North America. Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth, wisecracking frontman of the legendary New Jersey thrash outfit, gave his thoughts and some insight into the construction of the forthcoming Ironbound disc.
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