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Where the Wright brothers first flew - visiting Kill Devil Hills - Vimarsana News

Where the Wright brothers first flew - visiting Kill Devil Hills

The Wright brothers are synonymous with 'flying'. As is Kitty Hawk – it's not Kitty Hawk, it's Kill Devil Hills – where history comes alive…

Type O Negative's Johnny Kelly Discusses Kill Devil Hill's New LP - Vimarsana News

Type O Negative's Johnny Kelly Discusses Kill Devil Hill's New LP

Type O Negative drummer Johnny Kelly discusses some milestones in Type O's world as well as celebrates the new album from Kill Devil Hill, 'Seas of Oblivion.'

Johnny Kelly Reveals Favorite Type O Negative Album + Tour Cycle - Vimarsana News

Johnny Kelly Reveals Favorite Type O Negative Album + Tour Cycle

He also delves into Kill Devil Hill, EYE AM and his other bands.

Source: z94.com
Johnny Kelly Reveals Favorite Type O Negative Album + Tour Cycle - Vimarsana News

Johnny Kelly Reveals Favorite Type O Negative Album + Tour Cycle

He also delves into Kill Devil Hill, EYE AM and his other bands.

Source: kfmx.com
"Whenever I think I have my tone dialed in, I find something that makes me want to improve. I doubt I'll ever quit chasing the dragon": Kill Devil Hill are back – Mark Zavon explains why Rex Brown's departure lit a fire under the hard-rock supergroup - Vimarsana News

"Whenever I think I have my tone dialed in, I find something that makes me want to improve. I doubt I'll ever quit chasing the dragon": Kill Devil Hill are back – Mark Zavon explains why Rex Brown's departure lit a fire under the hard-rock supergroup

The Framus-toting riffer on his eternal quest for tone, why his solos lean more lyrical than shred, and how his band is moving forward without Rex Brown and Vinny Appice