Heaviest Metal Known To Man @ Ventura Fairgrounds
Only flyer and a photo has surfaced. “Heaviest Metal Known To Man”. Lineup: Jerry Fogle / Robbie Garven / Greg Lindstrom / Ptery Dactyl. Ingress: We play first so be…
Heaviest Metal Known To Man – Dance Concert @ Ojai Art Center
Only flyer has surfaced. “Heaviest Metal Known To Man”. Year is probably 1976, other release is 1972, 1978 or 1982….
Cirith Ungol
…along. According to drummer Robert Garven, even in those early days, the band’s burning ambition was to play “the heaviest metal known to man.” Cirith Ungol’s lyrical approach was profoundly…
The Heaviest Metal Known To Man @ Cirith Ungol
Dancing, Refreshments, 2 Live Bands. See the pentagram symbol here: https://cirithungol.org/misc/logos/ …
The band has always had two personalities, the “Sword & Sorcery” side and the Doom side
…Lost,’ and create an album of all new material, but to stay true to our original vision of the Heaviest Metal Known to Man! There is a blend of themes…
The Metal Crypt
…progress! The master plan is to do another studio album, in the vein of King of the Dead, or as we used to say, “The Heaviest Metal Known to Man!”…
CIRITH UNGOL: Back In Black
…But the reality is that there’s music all around us. With the different sub genres of metal, whether you like death metal, speed metal, black metal, doom metal or stoner…
Cirith Ungol interview (Robert Garven)
…our unique style of metal is definitely all its own, based on our vision of the heaviest metal known to man! Also through the years Manilla Road explored thrash territories…
Antichrist Magazine
…of the Heaviest Metal Known to Man! What does the album’s title refer to? It is the title track on the album, and it is a dark and brooding song…
ENTREVISTA: Robert Garven, do Cirith Ungol
…basically writing for ourselves. Trying to create what we called Molten Metal, which was essentially the heaviest metal known to man! Growing from the influence of all suppliers of what…
Interview with Rob and Tim via phone – Issue #58
…In the doom thing, we’ve been called everything from the godfathers of epic doom metal to the worst heavy metal band that ever existed. So, you know, we’re somewhere in…
Metal Forces Magazine
…heavy metal bands that Greg gave me called Ye Olde Metal: 1968 To 1972, and in there is Captain Beyond. As a matter of fact, I talked to him the…
Interview with Cirith Ungol – Robert Garven (drums)
…never left and we were glad to be pounding out our unique style of the heaviest metal known to man! One of your first new pieces of music was “Witch’s…
Steel Conjuring #3
…accept the characterization of being a pure heavy metal band? In my opinion the sound is prime doom/heavy metal. I think of us as a Metal Band, but we did…
40th Anniversary Ruby Red Vinyl [fourth pressing]
…METAL BLADE RECORDS is proud to present its debut release, Metal Massacre Volume One, for the first time since 1984 on limited-edition vinyl. Originally released on June 14, 1982, Metal…
Interview – Cirith Ungol: band talks about the first visit to Brazil, Lord of the Rings and future plans
…Titanic. We wanted to continue with heavier music and go to form the “Cirith Ungol”. Our goal was to play the heaviest metal known to man! We were listening to…
Psychedelic Zine – Double Issue #9/#10
…scene for Metal Blade Records. So, that’s my question. If these guys are such good friends, why are the guys in Metallica not supporting Metal Blade. I guarantee…it’s like we…
One Foot In Hell
…all time. To commemorate the fine 30th Anniversary of metal’s most venerable and storied label, Metal Blade Records, the writers of BraveWords.com have gotten their metalheads together and come up…
Cirith Ungol (Rob Garven): Our music was never intended for the huddled masses, which I don’t think I have that great of taste anyway
…to the pressing which was done on German vinyl at a pressing plant in Los Angeles that was well known for audiophile quality discs. Even though it was conceived as…
No Clean Singing
…we would really pull out all the stops, and play what we really wanted to, the heaviest metal known the man! The result was King of the Dead, “A Churning…