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Corey Taylor was one of the first acts to return to the road this year, employing COVID safety protocols in order to play for audiences amidst the ongoing pandemic. Now, in a new chat with Heavy Consequence (seen below), Taylor has shared his thoughts on the current struggles to get the American population vaccinated despite the vaccine being readily available and COVID cases once again rising primarily among the unvaccinated. The singer commented that part of the issue is how getting vaccinated has become a political talking point. He explains, “People act like getting a vaccine is signing...

Actress Tawny Kitaen reportedly died on May 7, 2021 at the age of 59.

Actress Tawny Kitaen, who recently died at age 59, was not the original choice to play the leading lady in Whitesnake's music video for their 1987 smash hit, "Here I Go Again," but as lead singer (and her ex-husband) David Coverdale remembered it, she was perfect for the part. “Claudia Schiffer was supposed to be ‘the Whitesnake woman,’ when she was the Guess Jeans girl," Coverdale said to  Heavy Consequence , in 2019, remembering the initial plans for the video casting, "But that fell apart near the actual shoot. And I was taking Tawny out for dinner, when (video director) Marty ...

Tool’s Maynard James Keenan gives COVID update: ​“Everything’s grand” Having contracted coronavirus twice over the past year, Maynard James Keenan says he’s not aware of any ​“lingering effects” now. Words: Emily Carter Maynard James Keenan has given a positive update after contracting coronavirus twice over the past year, confirming that things are all good now and recovery seems to have been a success. Speaking to Heavy Consequence, the Tool frontman says that ​“everything’s grand” with his health, and that he isn’t ​“aware” of any potential ​“ling...

John Bonham Vs. Neil Peart: Mike Portnoy Makes His Choice Some debates will simply never be settled and the passion behind these discussions is what makes rock and metal such a unique entity. In a retrospective conversation celebrating the 40th anniversary of Rush's  Moving Pictures album, drumming superstar Mike Portnoy explained why he feels Neil Peart is the 'greatest drummer of all time' over Led Zeppelin's equally legendary John Bonham. Bonham had died just one year prior to the release of  Moving Pictures, which can sharpen perspective when surveying the landscape of rock and metal dr...