This Friday’s Guest DJ: SCREAMKING

July 13, 2021 Petar Chobanov The Friday Guest DJ Hour Show, Radio Shows 0

ScreamKing is an American Metal Band. They have shared the stage with Metal acts like: Anvil, Raven, DSG (David Shankle Group), Metal Church, Ross the Boss, Sanctuary and Helstar, to name a few.

Throughout 2012 the band spent the year writing material for their first undertaking. Debut full-length album, entitled Evilibrium, was released in 2013, including special guest appearance by Dave Shankle, (Manowar, DSG). The follow-up Tyranny of the Sea was released in 2017.

The band’s third LP, Thee Indomitable Spirit, saw light of day earlier this year. The album includes special guest appearances by: Harry Conklin (Jag Panzer, The Three Tremors), Rusty Cooley (Day of Reckoning, Outworld, Austrian Death Machine, Rings of Saturn), Ronny Munroe (Metal Church, Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Munroe’s Thunder), Tim “Ripper” Owens (Judas Priest, Yngwie Malmsteen, Iced Earth, Charred Walls of the Damned, The Three Tremors & KK’s Priest), James Rivera (Helstar), Joe Stump (Instrumentalist, Alcatrazz).

ScreamKing’s Rafael Hernandez and Joe Lawson host this week’s show.

Tune in at 15:00 and 21:00 CET/ 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. EST this Friday to hear the show!

While you wait check out the video for “Reign Of Hellfire”:

ScreamKing

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Petar Chobanov

Petar is a screener here at Metal Express Radio and makes sure that the new music we play on the radio is pure quality! He's been surrounded by music since birth. Both his parents graduated from music academy and then spent many years teaching in a music-profile high school. Petar himself discovered Rock music when he was a little kid back in the late 80s. His dad had lots of tracks on tapes, including Rainbow (DIO period). Later he and his brother bought some audio cassettes of The Beatles, Queen, Europe, AC/DC, etc. What really made him believe in Rock forever was the Deep Purple's live album Come Hell Or High Water (1994). Nowadays his preferences in Rock/Metal vary from Muddy Waters to Pantera, all the way through any sub genres you might think of.
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