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Aborted studion uumeniin nauhoittamaan seuraavaa albumiaan Hollantilainen äärimetalliyhtye Aborted on alkanut nauhoittaa tulevaa, järjestyksessään yhdettätoista studioalbumiaan. Yhtyeen tulevan albumin rummut tullaan nauhoittamaan Sharkbite studiossa yhdessä tuottaja Zack Ohrenin ( Machine Head, Suffocation) kanssa, ja bändi on tarjonnut levyyn liittyen seuraavan päivityksen: “So, as you might have guessed, we have been working hard on a new record, and started the recording proces...

Today we celebrate one of Rock n Roll’s most iconic albums. YEAH THAT’S RIGHT! Today it’s all about ‘Dark Side of the Moon’. The 8th studio album from ‘Pink Floyd’ was a staple in rock and had such a rich history of excellence. Even though it spent 1 week at No.1 on the U.S. Album Charts. It ended up staying on their another 957 consecutive weeks (WHICH IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE). It’s also one of the highest selling albums of all time going 15x Platinum in the U.S. Now I thought...

Invincible, Episode 5. Invincible introduced viewers to Machine Head, a criminal mastermind who has....yes, a machine head. The villain reads as a hybrid between characters like Kingpin and Lex Luthor. Hes voiced by TV veteran Jeffrey Donovan. Fans who were hoping to get some more clarity on the big central mystery of Amazon Primes exciting new superhero animation series, Invincible, had to put those hopes on hold for a week—but for good reason. Episode 5 of the show, titled "That Actual...

Did you know WWE legend Edge is a part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s voting body? A lifelong rock and metal fanatic, Edge has been a force for good within the polarizing institution and the WWE Superstar revealed to Loudwire who got his votes for the Class of 2021. While speaking about his love for the Foo Fighters, Edge noted that he’d already voted for Dave Grohl and the boys to be inducted. “I put my votes in. I voted for them, Rage [Against the Machine], New York Dolls, Tina Tur...

Did you know WWE legend Edge is a part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s voting body? A lifelong rock and metal fanatic, Edge has been a force for good within the polarizing institution and the WWE Superstar revealed to Loudwire who got his votes for the Class of 2021. While speaking about his love for the Foo Fighters, Edge noted that he’d already voted for Dave Grohl and the boys to be inducted. “I put my votes in. I voted for them, Rage [Against the Machine], New York Dolls, Tina Tur...

Hall of Famer discusses rock and metal inspirations ahead of Wrestlemania 37 courtesy of WWE April 8, 2021 Adam "Edge" Copelands journey as a WWE wrestler — through his early retirement and recent return to the ring — is a story of determination and triumph that could be the basis for, say, a kickass Iron Maiden song. In 2011, it came as a shock to fans when he announced that he was hanging up his boots under the instruction of medical professionals due to a diagnosis of cervi...

Ex-Machine Head guitarist on Exodus "kill poser" stunts, Slayer slam dancing, Forbidden feuds, more photograph by Scott Diussa March 16, 2021 The mid-Eighties glory days of San Franciscos Bay Area thrash scene have come and gone, but its legacy continues to grow stronger with each passing decade. Thanks to the contributions from its venerated list of alumni — Metallica, Testament, Exodus, Possessed, Megadeth, to name just a few — the movement is now regarded as one of the most...

Photo Credit: Heidi Durbin It has been 10 years since James Durbin rocked the American Idol stage. Finishing fourth in the competition, the Californian inspired audiences by persevering despite Tourette’s and Asperger’s obstacles. Durbin also stood out for his outward pro wrestling fandom. One that was jump started as a teenager when as the star says “WWE got the ‘F’ out.” “The first match I remember seeing after school was a Monday Night Raw. It was Jeff Hardy and Rob Van Dam in...

How two Australian sisters built London’s best dive bar Blondies has become a focal point of the capital’s rock scene since it opened five years ago, hosting everything from a super-intimate Mastodon gig to Frank Carter’s birthday bash. We talk to owners Verity and Sharmaine Cox about how and why they built K!’s favourite dive bar with their bare hands… Words: Phil Alexander Machine Head photo: Andy Ford ‘No refunds for bad decisions’ reads the cautionary slogan that adorns ...

The Korn guitarist thinks he went a little too far with his preaching.