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Five Finger Death Punch bassist Chris Kael hasnt been shy about the drug and alcohol abuse that led to his rehabilitation. But in a recent interview with Machine Heads Robb Flynn, Kael offered an illuminating overview of the various low points that led to him getting clean. The story unfolded last week on an episode of Flynns No Fuckin Regrets podcast. On the show, Kael described the circumstances that led to his lifes "weakest" moment just before he entered rehab. Watch the full interview...

Machine Head announce limited edition The Blackening cassette and picture disc vinyl Machine Head’s huge 2007 album The Blackening is getting re-released with a new limited edition picture disc vinyl and cassette. Words: Emily Carter Machine Head​’s sixth album The Blackening is getting two special re-releases, giving the record a limited edition pressing on picture disc vinyl, plus a collector’s edition cassette. Arguably the Bay Area bruisers’ best album to date, the 2007 ful...

Yhdysvaltalaisen groove metal -yhtye Machine Headin viimeisimmän ”Catharsis”-albumin julkaisusta tuli eilen kuluneeksi kolme vuotta. Albumi sai ilmestyessään varsin ristiriitaisen vastaanoton niin fanien kuin kriitikoidenkin keskuudessa, ja vaikka levy varmasti jakoi bändin fanikantaa kahtia, seisoo laulaja-kitaristi Robb Flynn yhä ylpeästi levyn takana. Flynn on julkaissut albumin merkkipäivän kunniaksi pitkän kirjoituksen puolustellen levyä ja paljastanut sen saavutuksia eri ma...

January 27, 2021 Machine Head released their album Catharsis on January 26, 2018. The album was met with a spectrum of reviews, from people loving its diversity to folks absolutely dumping on it. Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading. Catharsis was Machine Heads final album with guitarist Phil Demmel and drummer Dave McClain, the former of which called it "a Robb Flynn solo project." Flynn has gone on record as really digging the album, and in a new lengthy General Journals email said "the...

OUTBURN ONLINE 5/10 THRASH METAL XEROX MACHINE: All genres of music are active participants in the pursuit of paying homage and salutation to that which came before them. However, there’s hardly a genre that takes as much pride in looking backwards as some purveyors of heavy metal. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing because everything comes from somewhere and if it weren’t pimply faced teenagers reconstituting the hard rock, NWOBHM, hardcore punk, and progressive rock sections of t...

Top 10 Facts About Metal Musicians The Top Ten James Hetfield of Metallica built a car that could survive nuclear blasts and earthquakes James Alan Hetfield was born on August 3, 1963. He is an American musician, singer and songwriter known for being the co-founder, lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist and main songwriter for the American heavy metal band Metallica. 2 Matt Barlow of Iced Earth was a policeman and after the 9/11 attacks he left the band to work as a policeman again The September 11 t...

Top 10 Countries with the Best Metal Bands The Top Ten Finland (Nightwish, Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius, Children of Bodom, Apocalyptica, Korpiklaani) Finland, officially the Republic of Finland, is a sovereign state in Europe. It has a capital of Helsinki and got independence from the Soviet Union after WWI. Finland has an outstanding output of quality Metal bands. I have not found one Finnish Metal band that was terrible, all of them were good. If you want to find more bands there is no bette...

Jan 21, 2021 A little over 10 years ago, one of the most high-octane, adrenaline-pumping, flat-out fun anime films of all time raced onto the screen. Set in a galaxy far, far away, “Redline” first roared its way into Japanese theaters on Oct. 9, 2010. It starred a cast of scrappy aliens competing in a series of anything-goes races in bizarre, over-the-top vehicles. Imagine if the pod race in “Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace” were its own film, and you’ll start to ...

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Forbidden made their mark on the world of thrash just as you would expect — hard and fast. The band came roaring out of the gate in 1988 with their seminal Combat debut, Forbidden Evil, and followed it up two years later with the equally fierce, if also more techy and varied, Twisted Into Form. And while theyve experienced starts and stops since (their most recent full-length was 2010s Omega Wave) Forbiddens first two albums remain primal slices of second-wave Bay Area thrash, on par with ...