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THE ALL NEW ABORiGiNAL SOUNDS PRESENTS:
MUSiC AND EXCLUSiVE iNTERViEWS WiTH WHEN DARKNESS FALLS AND AWARD WiNNiNG AUTHOR AND JOURNALiST ViNCENT SCHiLLiNG APRiL 5,
2012 - The latest edition of ABORIGNAL SOUNDS – A CELEBRATION
OF CONTEMPORARY
AMERICAN INDIAN MUSIC features brand new music
and exclusive interviews with the members ofthe Acoma Pueblo metal band
WHEN DARKNESS FALLS and Award-winning journalist and author VINCENT
SCHILLING (St. Regis Mohawk).Acoma
Pueblo is home to one of the oldest
continuously inhabited villages in the US. Now it gives something to
carry the warrior spirit of the Native peoples to the world, the
all-Native American metal act known as WHEN DARKNESS FALLS. Six of
Acoma Pueblo’s sons were drawn together in October 2004 and first went
by the name Tormented Soul. PATRICK “BUCKY” VALLO on drums, ROLLIN'
“ROE” VALDO on guitar, and LARSON “DUTCH” VALDO on guitar were drawn
together and were the catalyst that would spawn When Darkness Falls.
They were soon joined by BRANDON “TURTLE” VALDO on vocals, LAWRENCE
“JAY” GARCIA on bass, and ZACHARY GARCIA on additional vocals. They
drew upon musical inspiration by playing covers from some of their
favorite bands like; Metallica, Pantera (RIP Brother Dime), OZZY, Rob
Zombie, Killswitch Engage, and others from this genre. The love for
music and live performances flowed within their group and inspired them
to write their own original material. . In 2008 When Darkness
Falls signed to an independent label MYSTERIA RECORDS and
released their acclaimed debut CD A NEW DEFENSE. It was a success and
the CD continues to sell well. Now the band has retruned with the
release of their latestt triumph BLOODSTONE. On JANUARY 3, 2012,
BLOODSTONE was re-released by UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP to over 500
markets, ensuring the bands reach beyond Indian Country. Download
WHEN DARKNESS FALLS'
interview here.
VINCENT SCHILLING is a St. Regis Mohawk, an
Award-Winning Native American author and a Freelance
Photojournalist.Vincent is also a columnist for Inside Business, a
Hampton roads business magazine and has contributed to local and
national publications such as Tribal College Journal, Arthritis Today,
Children's Digest, The Virginian-Pilot and Tidewater Parent. He is also
a correspondent for the leading Native American news publication in the
United States, Indian Country Today. His first book, "Native Athletes
in Action" has won distinction with a Moonbeam Children's award in
multicultural non-fiction. It has also received acclaim as book of the
month from "Native America Calling" A nationally syndicated Native
American radio show. He released his second book, "Native Men of
Courage," in the summer of 2008. In 2009 he release a book about Native
musicians and vocal artists entitled "Native Musicians - In the
Groove." which profiles such American Indian musicians as
CRYSTAL SHAWANDA, GABRIEL AYALA, LEELA GILDAY,MICHAEL BUCHER,
BLACKFiRE, SHANE YELLOWBIRD, MARY YOUNGBLOOD, MATO NANJI of INDIGENOUS
and JAMIE COON. Download VINCENT SCHILLING's interview here.ABOUT THE HOST: CONTACT
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