Introduction The journey of creating a music album is often fraught with challenges and unexpected hurdles. For the band Trivium, the creation of their groundbreaking album “Ascendancy” was no exception. Frontman Matt Heafy recently opened up about a significant setback that led the band to re-record their album due to an unforeseen error. This article delves into the intricacies of this incident, the impact it had on the band, and how it shaped the final…
SIX FEET UNDER COVERS CANNIBAL CORPSE, A CRADLE OF FILTH WEDDING AND OTHER TOP STORIES YOU MIGHT’VE MISSED THIS WEEK
SIX FEET UNDER’s Bold Tribute: Covering CANNIBAL CORPSE SIX FEET UNDER, the death metal band led by former CANNIBAL CORPSE vocalist Chris Barnes, has made headlines by covering a classic track from CANNIBAL CORPSE. Their rendition of “Hammer Smashed Face,” a cornerstone in the death metal genre, has sparked discussions across the metal community. Background and Motivation Chris Barnes, who was instrumental in the original recording with CANNIBAL CORPSE, revisits his roots with this cover.…
HATEBREED’S JAMEY JASTA: “I TRIED TO LISTEN TO SOME SONG OFF TOOL’S ALBUM, AND IT SOUNDED LIKE I WAS IN A SPA IN SEDONA”
Introduction In the world of heavy music, few voices resonate as powerfully as Jamey Jasta’s. As the frontman of Hatebreed, Jasta has long been a figure of authority and influence in the hardcore and metal communities. In recent discussions, he candidly shared his thoughts on TOOL’s music, particularly their latest offerings, which he described as akin to being in a “spa in Sedona.” This article delves into Jasta’s perspective, exploring the nuances of his critique…
SNOT PLAYED THEIR FIRST SHOW WITH NEW VOCALIST ANDY KNAPP
Introduction to SNOT and Their Legacy Formed in 1995, SNOT quickly rose to prominence in the late 1990s with their unique blend of hardcore punk, heavy metal, and funk. The band’s debut album, Get Some, released in 1997, was critically acclaimed and solidified their reputation for high-energy performances and innovative sound. Sadly, their trajectory was cut short by the tragic death of original lead vocalist Lynn Strait in 1998. Despite this devastating loss, SNOT’s influence…
ALEX LIFESON ON REFORMING RUSH: “I’D RATHER BE REMEMBERED FOR THAT LEGACY THAN RETURNING AS THE TOP RUSH TRIBUTE BAND”
The Legacy of Rush Before delving into Lifeson’s thoughts on reforming Rush, it’s essential to understand the legacy that the band has left behind. Formed in Toronto, Canada, in 1968, Rush consisted of Geddy Lee (bass, vocals, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitar), and Neil Peart (drums, lyrics). Over their decades-long career, Rush released 19 studio albums and numerous live recordings, garnering a dedicated global fanbase and earning a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of…
ACID BATH ANNOUNCES FIRST TWO NON-FESTIVAL REUNION SHOW, BOTH SELL OUT IMMEDIATELY
The Announcement In early October 2023, the music world was set abuzz with the news of ACID BATH’s return to the stage for their first two non-festival reunion shows. This announcement came through a post on the band’s official social media channels and website, outlining the dates and venues for these highly anticipated events. The shows, scheduled to take place at renowned venues in New Orleans and Houston, mark the band’s return to the intimate…