California-based gothic/black metallers WILLOW WISP have announced a free show for Los Angeles, California. It will take place at The Good Hurt (12249 Venice Blvd) on March 9th. According to the band "cost is free with RSVP, $10.00 without, so get in touch to get on the guest list now! Send us your full name and email address to toekneefcorpse@mail.com, or call 818-377-4571 or 818 503 9361 to leave it."

As previously reported, Willow Wisp will release their new album, Antihuman Manifesto, in April. According to the band it "promises to be some of the most unique and eclectic / esoteric / black metal the world of metal will ever hear!" Information on how to pre-order the album can be found below.

Willow Wisp founder Toe Knee is featured in a new interview for Metal Magdalene. An excerpt is available below.

Q: Is your music anti-God in any way?

Toe Knee: "Completely anti-God but possibly not in the sense that most would understand. Our version attacks more of the human element toward mistakes and folly. We do have totally over the top heretical rants upon 'God' and 'Jesus' in such songs as '7734999' but overall we analyze our contempt towards the mistakes that bi-peds have rendered upon the earth, specifically religion."

Q: So why did you decide to play black metal?

Toe Knee: Our initial influences in 1985 were MERCYFUL FATE, BATHORY, VENOM and IMPALER. That influence stayed with us throughout our career.Willow Wisp has always been eclectic and the only thing separating us from eternal darkness is the sun and the advent of candles and artificial light."

Q: What about your music has changed since the early days to the current line-up of Willow Wisp?

Toe Knee: "I dare say we have been guilty of experimentation but we have. Willow Wisp has always had that dark and esoteric vibe but the image and stage presentations have changed (or evolved to de-evolve to evolve yet again) into varying monstrosities since our inception in 1987."

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