Posted: 20 Nov 2010, 5:48pmSubject: Doom - The Gov March 26th
Doom - The Gov March 26th
DOOM - 1st Australian Tour - March 2011 - Advance ticket details coming soon!
TOUR DATES & VENUES:
March 2011
Tues 22 Auckland @ Powerstation
Wed 23 Sydney @ The Metro
Thurs 24 Melbourne @ The Espy
Fri 25 Perth @ The Metro
Sat 26 Adelaide @ Govenor Hindmarsh
Official Press Release with more details coming soon....
Patterning his persona and logo after the Marvel Comics super villain Dr. Doom, the man behind MF (Metal Face) Doom's iron mask is actually Daniel Dumile, aka Zevlove X, a member of former Big Apple hip-hoppers K.M.D. First featured on the 3rd Bass single "The Gas Face," the London-born, Long Island-raised Zev made his debut with K.M.D. a couple of years later, along with his younger brother and musical partner, DJ Sub-Roc. The 1991 album Mr. Hood, released on Elektra Records, was part of a short-lived trend of Islamic Five Percent Nation hip-hop outings, along with efforts by groups like Poor Righteous Teachers and K.M.D.'s labelmates Brand Nubian. However, Sub-Roc was fatally injured in 1993 when he was struck by a car, and when Zev and K.M.D. returned the next year, it was with the even more serious and militant Bl_ck B_st_rds, an album whose cover art alone (featuring a Little Black Sambo-ish cartoon character being hanged) spelled the end of the group's contract with Elektra.
DOOM - 1st Australian Tour - March 2011 - Advance ticket details coming soon!
TOUR DATES & VENUES:
March 2011
Tues 22 Auckland @ Powerstation
Wed 23 Sydney @ The Metro
Thurs 24 Melbourne @ The Espy
Fri 25 Perth @ The Metro
Sat 26 Adelaide @ Govenor Hindmarsh
Official Press Release with more details coming soon....
Patterning his persona and logo after the Marvel Comics super villain Dr. Doom, the man behind MF (Metal Face) Doom's iron mask is actually Daniel Dumile, aka Zevlove X, a member of former Big Apple hip-hoppers K.M.D. First featured on the 3rd Bass single "The Gas Face," the London-born, Long Island-raised Zev made his debut with K.M.D. a couple of years later, along with his younger brother and musical partner, DJ Sub-Roc. The 1991 album Mr. Hood, released on Elektra Records, was part of a short-lived trend of Islamic Five Percent Nation hip-hop outings, along with efforts by groups like Poor Righteous Teachers and K.M.D.'s labelmates Brand Nubian. However, Sub-Roc was fatally injured in 1993 when he was struck by a car, and when Zev and K.M.D. returned the next year, it was with the even more serious and militant Bl_ck B_st_rds, an album whose cover art alone (featuring a Little Black Sambo-ish cartoon character being hanged) spelled the end of the group's contract with Elektra.
Jan 1st 2011 - Summadayze Adelaide