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"Fairies Wear Boots" by Black Sabbath performed by; Kenny Hickey (Type O Negative / Silvertomb) Alex Skolnick (Testament) John Lamacchia (Candiria / Spylacopa) Nick...
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"It didn't kill us, but it changed our perspective seeing what was happening to the other bands."
"I'm super excited for everybody to hear it. It's all over the place. It's very focused, but there's a lot of elements going on."
It's not a ballad, but it's also not not a ballad.
Dave Hill just wants his alcohol and alligators.
It's a crunchy one.
A member of Twisted Sister is in on it too.
For three decades thrash legends Testament have been of the genre's best. Titans of Creation is their latest album, and continues their streak of...
The album comes with an unspoken mandate: don't rock the boat. Testament are sticking with the formula that works and giving the fans what...
I don't think it was necessarily a surprise when Testament knocked it out of the park with 2008's The Formation of Damnation. Fans may...
"Fairies Wear Boots" by Black Sabbath performed by; Kenny Hickey (Type O Negative / Silvertomb) Alex Skolnick (Testament) John Lamacchia (Candiria / Spylacopa) Nick...
Specifically perfect ones.
Members of Testament, Suicide Silence, Type O Negative and Mutoid Man among the performers.
2020 sucked. End of story. Aside from the deaths, hardships and the basic collapse of society and common sense at large; it was a...
Slay At Home returns with another FREE livestream next Tuesday, featuring all new sick performances and cover collabs in support of Toys For Tots,...
Slay At Home is now monthly live streaming series, this month powered by Black Light Media in support of Animal Welfare Institute. Today's episode will feature performances...
“Living Dead” by Entombed performed by: Dirk Verbeuren (Megadeth) Steve DiGiorgio (Testament / Ex-Death) Tom Draper (Carcass) Charles Elliot (Abysmal Dawn) Taken from Slay...
Metal Gods covering THE Metal Gods
Skolnick wrote this in response to MAGA trolls attacking him.
