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ex-Animosity guitarist Chase Fraser's brainchild!
Hi, what are you looking for?
Melvins is also going back to having two drummers.
“They threw a lot of stuff at us. There was a lot of physical violence.”
"Ah shoot, now I have a job, now I have to actually work."
Featuring former Morbid Angel vocalist David Vincent and drummer Pete Sandoval.
Cenat is extremely popular, so this is huge.
"Seeking a well-mannered, affable individual with original sensibility and aesthetic, possessing a desire to open new doors in the creative world."
"Nine Inch Nails lends itself perfectly into this new Tron world that we are creating."
"It's too metal, you gotta calm down. I gotta get it on pop radio!"
They're working on their debut.
Incantation will play Mortal Throne Of Nazarene, too.
"Yes, I'm retiring. For real. For good. My reasons will be given before years end."
""We treat every show as the last one and are beyond grateful for each opportunity. So here's to the 'possibility of reason' in 2025."
Shout out to photographer Annie Atlasman.
"It says 'I'm an anti-Christ,' and I'm not an anti-Christ."
"An exceptional blend of classic and modern Opeth whose unified approach is both alluring and slightly problematic."
"All tickets purchased will remain valid for future dates, however refunds will be available at the point of purchase."
"The only disappointing thing about the release is that it's only an EP. The band does such a fantastic job here that it leaves...
"Controversies aside, From Zero is a mostly strong (if unsurprising) rebirth for Linkin Park."
"We arrive at Die Berge, a new offering that stands between the creative worlds of the previous two works."
ex-Animosity guitarist Chase Fraser's brainchild!
That explains a lot!
This tour is getting good!
I hope they illustrated even the grossest of the Ozzy stories.
Meshuggah confirm plans to release a new record in 2016.
This one will get your head banging.
If you're looking for a more straightforward version of Trivium, you'll dig this.
“The visual acts as a very simple representation of political and legal injustice,” says the album’s Art Director, Roger Gorman.
The hook of this song is going to be in your head from now until forever.