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Bob Nalbandian, Director and Producer of Inside Metal Documentary Series & Band Vs Brand Documentary, died December 31, 2022.
Bob Nalbandian, a journalist and filmmaker specializing in metal history, died today in Redding California.
We send our condolences to Bob’s friends and family during this difficult time. Dave Mustaine, a music artist, shared the sad news via social media and said
“Sad news today, my friend Bob Nalbandian, the metal legend who helped me find Marty Friedman, has passed away. We will miss you terribly, Bob. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.”
Bob Nalbandian death cause
Bob Nalbandian has passed R.I.P.
He was known for documentaries, Inside Metal: The L.A. Metal Scene Explodes! (2016), Inside Metal: The Pioneers of L.A. Hard Rock and Metal (2014) and Band vs Brand (2019)Post by his Close Friend Kevin Estrada and photographer, on Facebook pic.twitter.com/WomRtFcODo
— The Metal Voice (@themetalvoice) December 31, 2022
Bob Nalbandian, the director and producer of Inside Metal, died suddenly. The music industry is deeply saddened by the loss of this great artist. We are sorry for the loss.
Bob Nalbandian’s cause of death was from an illness. The exact type of illness that he was suffering from is not yet known. Nalbandian’s friends, family and musicians shared their deepest condolences via social media.
Who was Bob Nalbandian?
Bob Nalbandian began his career in the music and entertainment industry at the age of 17 as the publisher/editor-in-chief of the legendary heavy metal fanzine.
The Headbanger, April 1982, was a nationally distributed magazine that featured the first profiles of LA bands Metallica and Megadeth.
Nalbandian was a contributing editor to many popular music magazines during the 1980s and 1990s. It includes Metal Rendezvous and Creem, Music Connection and Hit Parader. Nalbandian was also an associate editor for Men’s Perspective and Platinum.
Before The Headbanger’s disbandment in 1985, Bob Nalbandian was the manager of EDEN, an Orange County, California hard rock band. He signed the band to an Enigma/Restless Records global deal in 1984.
Nalbandian hired Marty Friedman in the early 1990s as a guitarist for Megadeth. He later served as president of Roadrunner Records’ west-coast branch. There, he worked with many of Roadrunner Records’ cutting-edge acts, such as Sepultura, Type O Negative and Last Crack.
Bob Nalbandian’s career
Nalbandian was Roadrunner’s employee for one year, before he moved on to assist Herb Cohen at Bizarre/Straight Records as label head (Rhino/WEA).
In the 1990s Bob Nalbandian also obtained license agreements from many international businesses, including Century Media (US and Europe), Roadrunner Japan (UK & Europe), Cherry Red/ Hear No Evil/ Universal Music(UK & Europe), JVC/ Victor Japan, Music For Nations (UK), Bandai/ Apollon Japan, Polystar Japan, and High Vaultage/ Metal 4 Muthas Germany.
Bob Nalbandian, the director and coproducer of BAND VS. BRAND (both MetalRock Films (Cleopatra Entertainment) and INSIDE MELTAL was Bob Nalbandian.
The Inside Metal films include “Pioneers of LA Hard Rock and Metal”, “LA Metal Scene Explodes,” and “The Rise of LA Thrash Metal.” Each film is split into two parts.
Tributes to Bob Nalbandian:
Jessica Chase posted,
R.I.P. Bob Nalbandian
You were the nicest guy and will be so missed. #robaaart #InsideMetal
Nick Menza posted,
It is with great sadness that I write to inform you all that Nick’s good friend, metal historian journalist, and filmmaker Bob Nalbandian passed away early today in Redding California.
Condolences to Bob’s family and friends during this difficult time, Know that we are thinking of you and remembering Bob. (RIP Bob Nalbandian) You may be gone but you will never be forgotten.
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