Exposing Skeletons with Reverend Leviathan: Alla Xul Elu (A.X.E.) [INTERVIEW]

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Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Jan 4, 2019 | 1 comment

A.X.E. performing at Attack of the Ninjas 2018 in Kokomo, IN

Alla Xul Elu, or A.X.E. for short, is a horrorcore rap group from Ohio, consisting of three members: Billy Obey, Joe Black, and Lee Carver. Earlier this year it was announced that they were signed with underground rap label Majik Ninja Entertainment (MNE).

They then released their third full-length LP, and first album from MNE, The Almighty, which was a huge success in the underground, even getting them onto the charts.

A.X.E. performing at AXEmas 3 in Dayton, OH

At AXEmas 3 in Louisville this year, I was lucky enough to pull them aside for a few minutes, and needless to say it was just as I expected. Thank you guys for your time!

Author: Reverend Leviathan

Reverend Leviathan is the Music & Media Editor at DarkestGoth Magazine. He has been part of the Gothic community since his high school years. He released an album in 2008 entitled "Eden's Graveyard," and in 2022 released "Vampire Friar." He has also self-published a book, Gothlic: The Testimony of a Catholic Goth. He specializes in music (Goth, ambient, industrial, horror punk and doom metal) and independent films. You can follow him at Facebook.com/revleviathan7. If you have questions about having your music or media reviewed or featured at DarkestGoth, you can email Reverend Leviathan directly. (Not all music or media will be eligible for coverage by DGM, due to its style or the current knowledge base of DGM staff. If your media is accepted, we are currently estimating a 90-120 day turnaround for reviews and/or other coverage, so please plan requests accordingly.)

1 Comment

Karen St. Claire
January 17, 2019

Korn, Slipknot, Michael Jackson… these guys couldn’t have better taste in music. Come out to Hollywood maybe you’ll get called in to work with John Landis. I did! LOL! Queen of the Damned rocks! Just got back from Ozzfest and Jonathan Davis put on one helluva show. Maybe you guys should consider road cruisin’ over the The Stanley Hotel, that inspired Stephen King to write “The Shining”. “Redrum” in the mirror and A.X.E. somehow ties in. The place is haunted, I’ve been there. Go in January, they say it is the most active then. Best of luck!
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