THE BEAST

Narcotic Wasteland (formed by Dallas Toler-Wade (ex-Nile) will be hitting Rhode Island at The Fete Music Hall on October 21st! Be sure to grab your pre-sale tickets now and enjoy a night of metal on the East Coast! 

Ticket Link: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/narcotic-wasteland-machine-gun-mayhem-fete-music-hall-tickets/12473755

Event Page: https://facebook.com/events/s/narcotic-wasteland-w-devils-ch/468354418639536/

In additional news, Narcotic Wasteland is hosting a guitar giveaway during their tour dates. The band is offering up a signed Jackson JS32T Rhoads - Satin Black Guitar. Details on how to enter can be found HERE and in the following video -

Tour Poster credit: Andrea Roberts of Ashley Talent International

Dallas Toler-Wade started Narcotic Wasteland while he was in between tours with Nile. He started writing music that was a little more similar to things he was doing in a previous band and since then has released two albums, 2014’s self-titled and 2017’s “Delirium Tremens” with their third record due out in 2023.

Dallas Toler-Wade, was a long-standing 18-year member of the brilliantly Egyptian-themed metal band, Nile, where he composed the music for hit songs such as, “Execration Text”, “Permitting the Noble Dead to Descend to the Underworld”, and “Lashed to the Slave Stick”. Toler-Wade was also featured in Guitar World magazine alongside founding member and guitarist/vox/songwriter Karl Sanders.

Inspired mostly by thrash metal and classic heavy metal, Narcotic Wasteland is becoming more thrash and speed and less death metal and getting better at writing material that is meaningful and powerful. They are recommended for fans of Vader, The Crown, and Nile.

Singles:

“The Best Times Have Passed” - https://orcd.co/nwtbthp

Photo Credit: Brandy Beverung - Allmusic Magazine

About:

Narcotic Wasteland started as a side project Dallas Toler-Wade had been working on the past few years when he was not touring or in the writing/studio with metal heavyweights "Nile."

‘So I just started writing some songs kind of more in the style of things I was playing before my time in Nile. The more we started working on these demos the more we wanted to complete an album and take it to the stage!!! Our observation of what was going on in parts of the town we grew up in and in other parts of the world fueled a new level of angst for me personally.”
Write up courtesy of: ASHER MEDIA RELATIONS

Additional Videos and Links

LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/narcoticwasteland

Website: www.narcoticwasteland.com

Stream “The Best Times Have Passed” now! 

https://orcd.co/nwtbthp

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