Satan be praised. Uncle Glen is back.
DEICIDE were always special. The rabid, vitriolic embodiment of everything that made death metal destructive and dangerous, the Floridian legends were the genre’s most notorious band. Still to this day, those first three albums beat the living crap out of just a…
Related Articles
-
The Walkmen live in New York City: A triumphant return from the Big Apple indie heroes
Webster Hall, Manhattan, April 25: Hamilton Leithauser and co. deliver a raucous reunion show The post The Walkmen live in...
-
THE BLACK CROWES Share Previously Unreleased Recording Of Soul Classic Track ’99 Pounds’
THE BLACK CROWES have dropped a new mix of an unreleased recording of the Memphis soul classic song "99...
-
Watch a group of robot dogs recreate The Rolling Stones’ iconic ‘Start Me Up’ video
The Stones released a 40th-anniversary edition of ‘Tattoo You’ earlier this month The post Watch a group of robot dogs...
-
Lil Nas X says his upcoming debut album is “a coming-of-age story”
'Montero' is set to be released in the summer The post Lil Nas X says his upcoming debut album is...
-
Stevie Nicks, Foo Fighters, Adam Sandler and More Toast Tom Petty at Virtual 70th Birthday Bash: Review
The Flaming Lips, Eddie Vedder, Beck, and Post Malone also joined the virtual celebration of the beloved artist. Stevie Nicks,...
-
Idris Elba has created two songs and DJ’s a radio in ‘Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty’
Elba's tracks "fit perfectly in the 'Cyberpunk' context" The post Idris Elba has created two songs and DJ’s a radio...
-
ALTER BRIDGE’s MYLES KENNEDY Begins Recording Second Solo Album
ALTER BRIDGE frontman Myles Kennedy has entered the studio to begin recording his second solo album. He is using...
-
‘Jackass’ star Bam Margera sent to rehab by police after report of “emotional disturbance”
The stunt performer was taken to rehab on Sunday (September 26) The post ‘Jackass’ star Bam Margera sent to rehab...
0 Comments
