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5 Questions With Mac Sabbath (Interview)
At the end of last year, I posted a quick little blurb about Mac Sabbath, the fast food-themed parody band that give their own delicious spins on classic Black Sabbath songs. Now I’m back to present you with a brief interview that was done with band manager Mike Odd, the spokesman for Mac Sabbath.
I’ll fully admit that I went a bit on the silly route with these questions. However, the answers are just as, if not more, ridiculous! Head on down for this exclusive five question interview with Mac Sabbath!
The band is also embarking on a short tour this September. All tour dates can be found below.
All right, let’s have it: Why? What’s the reasoning (not seasoning) behind Mac Sabbath?
Well, Ronald Osborne seems to have traveled though time to deliver us a message or some sort of warning of the evils of fast food. If you look at the current climate of the “nourishment” in America and realize the very people who are appointed to be protecting us from evil corporations who don’t have any interest in nourishing anything let alone any one are the same very people who run those corporations, it’s downright, well…Bloody Disgusting! Sometimes it takes a heavy psychedelic rock band of mutants teleported from the 1970’s to point out what once was and what now is. You dig?
Scenario: It’s 2am and you’re deservedly drunk after showering an audience with loads of trans-fat at a sweet and savory gig. You decide to hit up your local (drive thru) what do each of you order?
Although this is the arguably the biggest drive through metal band in the world, we do not advocate late night snacking. It’s best to get your 3 square meals at regular hours. Oh, and as far as 2am goes, to live in a world where we could get this arena size stage show packed up by then would truly be a tasty treat!
While Black Sabbath has a large library of songs, it’s not infinite. If you run into a situation where you want to cover other classic metal songs, will you have to change your name or do you have a plan in place?
Well I’m hard pressed to imagine a world where Mac Sabbath would run out of Black Sabbath songs to butcher. I personally don’t see the need for 10 Mac Sabbath Albums. But I guess you never know, Ronald Osborne goes on and on about all these other “Drive Through Metal” bands that are stealing food out of his mouth, like Burger King Diamond, Cinnabon Jovi, and KFC/DC. I’ve looked these up and they don’t seem to exist, but I would not be surprised if some of these bands popped up soon and he was behind it.
A certain burger chain claims to have served over 99 billion burgers. Do you think you have it in you to serve over 99 billion gigs?
I think we are soon approaching 99. I don’t know about them but I think that’s plenty. How about a pay-per-view with 99 billion viewers? Sooner or later this drive is through, so act now for this limited offer!
Fast food restaurants each have a special sauce, that unique ingredient that many attribute their great success to. Does Mac Sabbath have some kind of “special sauce”? If so, care to share the recipe?
I think the obvious ingredients you speak of are over the top-heavy psychedelic sounds and sights coupled with the guilty pleasure of savory morsels. But I think that what makes this combo meal truly magical is that is a truly scary, heavy, and downright wicked feast for the senses while still being family friendly. Enjoy!
Mac Sabbath online:
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Tour dates:
Sept 1 Majestic Theatre Detroit MI
Sept 2 Beachland Ballroom Cleveland OH
Sept 3 Durty Nellies Palatine IL
Sept 4 Bogats Cincinnati OH
Sept 5 Zanzibar Lexington KY
Sept 6 Cosmic Charlies KY
Sept 8 Altar Pittsburg PA
Sept 9 Chameleon Club Lancaster PA
Sept 10 Wonder Bar Asbury Park NJ
Sept 11 The Black Cat Washington DC
Sept 12 Knitting Factory Brooklyn NY
Sept 13 Skully’s Music Diner Columbus OH
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‘The Space Between’ Exclusive Teaser Trailer – Damian Maffei Stars in Indie Liminal Horror Movie
Liminal horror is all the rage right now in the wake of A24’s Backrooms dominating the box office, and up next from the sub-genre is the indie film The Space Between.
We recently told you that The Space Between had wrapped production inside an operational Midwestern mall, and now we’re exclusively debuting the teaser trailer today.
Damian Maffei (The Strangers: Prey At Night, Wrong Turn, Haunt) stars in The Space Between. Watch the teaser trailer below, and also find the official poster underneath.
Maffei plays Rick, an overnight security guard working inside a once-bustling shopping mall after closing. While quietly carrying the grief of losing his daughter, Rick clings to the structure of his nightly routine as a form of stability. Over the course of a single shift, that routine begins to fracture as something unseen retraces his every step.
Kate Kiddo (Black Eyed Susan, The Events Surrounding a Peeping Tom) co-stars in the liminal horror movie as Dispatch, Rick’s only point of contact during the night. She is a calm and steady voice guiding him through his rounds as the system he relies on begins to break down.
Production took place inside an operational Midwestern mall, utilizing real locations after hours to ground the film’s surveillance-driven psychological horror and liminal atmosphere. Built through a lean independent model, the production focused on performance, practical environments, and atmosphere.
Filmmakers were granted unlimited access to more than 96,000 square feet of retail, corridor, and back-of-house space for critical sequences, allowing the production to capture the scale, emptiness, and unsettling realism of a functioning mall after dark.
Writer/director Joshua Garity tells Bloody Disgusting, “The original image that helped define the internet’s idea of liminal horror was traced back to Wisconsin, and that matters because those are the kinds of spaces I grew up in. They were once the heartbeat of a community, but many of them have slowly eroded into something more unnerving. Half-empty malls that still echo with laughter, if you listen closely and strip away the fresh coats of paint. The Space Between comes from that same Midwestern familiarity. It’s not about recreating Backrooms, but about exploring why these spaces stay with you: the absence, the repetition, and the feeling that a place you know is somehow watching you back.”
The Space Between is targeting a Fall 2026 release. Stay tuned for updates.
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