In a new interview with Banger TV’s Sam Dunn, original SLAYER drummer Dave Lombardo was asked why he previously named “Ghosts Of War”, off the band’s 1988 album “South Of Heaven”, as one of his three favorite SLAYER tracks of all time. He responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “Probably sev…
Related Articles
-
MARTY FRIEDMAN On Japan’s Handling Of Coronavirus Crisis: ‘It’s Been Fine As Far As Convenience And Normal Life’
Former MEGADETH guitarist Marty Friedman, who has been living and recording music in Japan since 2003, spoke to SiriusXM's...
-
Blur comeback expands with headline slot at Japan’s Summer Sonic festival
The Britpop icons add another international festival date to their reunion tour The post Blur comeback expands with headline...
-
On No Name, Jack White Lets It Rip: Review
No Name is 43 minutes of shredding from one of the last of the capital-G Guitar Gods. On No Name,...
-
Listen to Duran Duran’s cover of David Bowie’s ‘Five Years’
"Bowie is the reason why I started writing songs" The post Listen to Duran Duran’s cover of David Bowie’s ‘Five...
-
Grammys set to pay tribute to Taylor Hawkins at this weekend’s ceremony
It's also been confirmed that the 2022 Grammys will feature live performances from Silk Sonic, J Balvin and John...
-
Kississippi’s Mood Ring Merges Kitsch And Tragedy
Zoe Reynolds, the songwriter behind Philadelphia indie-pop project Kississippi, tells MTV News about the influences behind her most overt...
-
The Rolling Stones Share Long Lost Jimmy Page Collaboration “Scarlett”: Stream
The previously unheard track was recorded in 1974. The Rolling Stones Share Long Lost Jimmy Page Collaboration “Scarlett”: StreamAlex Young
-
‘Moonscars’ review: a gloriously gloomy triumph
Let this stunning side scroller fly you to the moon The post ‘Moonscars’ review: a gloriously gloomy triumph appeared first...
0 Comments
