The Black Dahlia Murder / Interviews
The Black Dahlia Murder — Trevor Strnad: influences and a changing band
Trevor Strnad explained The Black Dahlia Murder’s influences in an interview with Spiritech dated 1 November 2006, later excerpted by Blabbermouth.
Original page located- Subject
- The Black Dahlia Murder
- Evidence
- Original page located
- Original publication
- 2006-11-01
- Original byline
- Spiritech
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What the surviving evidence establishes
Trevor Strnad explained The Black Dahlia Murder’s influences in an interview with Spiritech dated 1 November 2006, later excerpted by Blabbermouth. He placed Swedish melodic death metal and Carcass beside the heavier influence of Floridian bands, and described Capharnaum and Necrophagist as part of the music’s growing technical vocabulary.
The conversation also considered how the internet helped the band reach listeners before extensive touring became possible. Questions about lineup changes belonged to the band’s circumstances in 2006. The surviving excerpts give Strnad’s own account of those influences without requiring a new genre label or an invented assessment of the records. [1]
What this record does not establish
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