Jul 142014
 

Here’s just a short little something something that may make you smile, as it did me.

Akercocke may sadly be no more, but the spirit of the band lives on… in Legos. What you’re about to see is an animated video made by Akercocke fan “LegonardoDaFinci“, using Legos. It stars Darth Vader (aka Blast Vader) in the role of Akercocke’s drummer David Gray in a “drum play-through” of part of the song “Eyes of the Dawn” from Akercocke’s Words That Go Unspoken, Deeds That Go Undone (2005). LegonardoDaFinci did something like this before, in a Lego-ized tribute to Cryptopsy (here).

David Gray, of course, is still alive and well and performing in the UK black metal band Voices along with former Akercocke members Peter Benjamin and Sam Loynes. Their debut album From the Human Forest Create a Fugue of Imaginary Rain was released in March 2013 by Candlelight — and, what the hell, I might as well embed the player for that album right after the video.

https://www.facebook.com/akercockeofficial
https://www.facebook.com/voiceslondon

 

 

 

  8 Responses to “DAVID GRAY GOES DARTH VADER GOES LEGO GOES AKERCOCKE”

  1. On the bonus DVD to “Words go unspoken..” there is a very silly documentary, quite funny to watch, oh, and it includes BLAST VADER, 😀

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAdxPdGS0ng&feature=youtu.be&t=5m45s

  2. This made me smile. Mission accomplished.

  3. Ha ha, Blast Vader is a very good drummer and about “Death Metal” here’s the tracklist for the new “Blood Mantra” by “Decapitated” from the metal archives:
    1. Exiled In Flesh
    2. The Blasphemous Psalm to the Dummy God Creation
    3. Veins
    4. Blood Mantra
    5. Nest
    6. Instinct
    7. Blindness
    8. Red Sun
    9. Moth Defect

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