THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER - Servitude CHARLES MINGUS The hiatus gave the band

The hiatus gave the band space to breathe and double down on who they areas artists

and document key artists in the scene performing for a crowd of their peers and fans who gather at Levitation annually from all over the world

It has now been three years since the release of a new album - the longest in the band’s history- but their 11th commandment in metal has once again been forged in Grindstone Studios with revered engineer Scott Atkins

and Brian would later mould the recordings into a unique mini-album

The band performed re-imagined acoustic versions of some of their greatest hits and best-loved tracks along with cover versions of some of the songs that influenced them including a stunning finale of “Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)” which sees them joined by Steve Harley of the rock group Cockney Rebel

THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER - Servitude CHARLES MINGUS The hiatus gave the bandCD Before the tragedy, no one ever thought this band was going to exist without Trevor." That's The Black Dahlia Murder's co founder Brian Eschbach telling it like it is. With the tragic passing of TBDM's frontman and co founder Trevor Strnad in 2022, Eschbach, bassist Max Lavelle, drummer Alan Cassidy and producer guitarist Brandon Ellis were faced with a decision: Close the door on one of the most beloved death metal bands of the last 20 years, or