{"id":15414,"date":"2021-06-02T21:10:40","date_gmt":"2021-06-02T21:10:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/skylight.gr\/?p=15414"},"modified":"2021-06-02T21:10:44","modified_gmt":"2021-06-02T21:10:44","slug":"danzig-samhain-blakk29-member-steve-zing-reissues-his-early-80s-hardcore-punk-project-mourning-noise","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/skylight.gr\/index.php\/2021\/06\/02\/danzig-samhain-blakk29-member-steve-zing-reissues-his-early-80s-hardcore-punk-project-mourning-noise\/","title":{"rendered":"DANZIG\/SAMHAIN\/BLAKK29 Member STEVE ZING Reissues His Early \u201880s Hardcore Punk Project MOURNING NOISE!"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

The punk rock revolution of the 1970s not only influenced legions of music lovers through political and social commentaries, it also inspired an entire generation of budding musicians to pick up the guitar, drum sticks, sledgehammer, whatever and form their own band. One such rebellious upstart was Steve Zing, who found inspiration in a little punk rock outfit out of New Jersey called The Misfits. \u201cSteve was one of the few younger kids who used to sit on the wall and listen outside The Misfits rehearsals,\u201d remembers Misfits founder and vocalist Glenn Danzig. Zing would eventually form Mourning Noise, a piss-and-vinegar fueled hardcore punk group that, like their horror punk mentors, had a penchant for the dark and macabre – demons, graves, monsters, and the like. Although brief, Mourning Noise caused a ruckus loud enough to get the attention of Danzig who would eventually recruit young Zing to both of his post-Misfits bands, Samhain and Danzig.

Now, the complete studio recordings from Mourning Noise are being reissued on a deluxe collection that includes rare studio outtakes plus a special live performance at the legendary WFMU studio (CD and digital-only bonus tracks). In addition, Zing has written all new liner notes sharing for the first time ever the entire history of this brief but important band. The collection also features the full endorsement and introductory blurb from Glenn Danzig.
\u201cFinally,\u201d writes Zing, \u201c35 years later, a piece of my youth lives on. Enjoy!\u201d

For a preview of what\u2019s in store, check out the first single \u201cDawn Of The Dead\u201d and a ghoulish new video that resurrects vintage concert footage of Zing & Co. performing live!

Watch the video:<\/strong>https:\/\/youtu.be\/3oLn8axGfVE<\/a>

Stream the single:<\/strong>https:\/\/orcd.co\/mourning_noise_dawn_of_the_dead<\/a>

Mourning Noise<\/em>\u00a0will be available on both CD and your choice of 3 vinyl colors – BLUE, PINK & RED as well as on all digital platforms starting July 2!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Buy the CD\/vinyl\/t-shirt:<\/strong>https:\/\/cleorecs.com\/store\/?s=mourning+noise&post_type=product<\/a>

Pre-order\/pre-save the digital version:<\/strong>https:\/\/orcd.co\/mourning_noise<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Track List:
1982 Reel Platinum Studio – 7″ EP<\/p>\n\n\n\n

  1. Dawn Of The Dead<\/li>
  2. Fighting Chance<\/li>
  3. Laser Lights<\/li>
  4. Demon Eyes<\/li>
  5. Addiction
    1981 Blue Moon Studios – Demo<\/li>
  6. Monster Madness<\/li>
  7. Vincent’s Theme<\/li>
  8. Underground Zero
    1984 Reel Platinum Studio – unissued LP<\/li>
  9. Nestle Baby Killer<\/li>
  10. Death In A White Cloud<\/li>
  11. Crimson Carrie<\/li>
  12. Mr. Surveillance<\/li>
  13. Progress For The People<\/li>
  14. Monster Madness<\/li>
  15. Murder Machine<\/li>
  16. Empty Grave<\/li>
  17. Vincent’s Theme<\/li>
  18. Underground Zero<\/li>
  19. Barbarian Hunt
    1984 Reel Platinum Studio – unissued LP outtake<\/li>
  20. Batman<\/li>
  21. Monster Madness (Version 2)
    1985 Reel Platinum Studio – outtake<\/li>
  22. Foolish Grief
    Live on WFMU 1982 [CD ONLY]<\/li>
  23. Progress For The People<\/li>
  24. Fighting Chance<\/li>
  25. Vincent’s Theme<\/li>
  26. Laser Lights<\/li>
  27. Sergio<\/li>
  28. Addiction<\/li>
  29. Demon Eyes<\/li>
  30. Radical<\/li>
  31. Crimson Carrie<\/li>
  32. Dawn Of The Dead<\/li>
  33. Monster Madness<\/li><\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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