In a new interview with Francisco Zamudio of KNAC.COM, DEICIDE frontman Glen Benton spoke about some of his earliest musical influences that got him on the path of playing extreme metal. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “Ever since I was a little kid, man, I remember, I even have it in…
Related Articles
-
Aaron Smith shares haunting visuals for latest single ‘Nocturnal’
"I felt very grateful to see such a beautiful idea come to life" The post Aaron Smith shares haunting visuals...
-
Robbie Williams shares his opinion on The 1975’s Matty Healy
Williams praised Healy for being "willing to be something other than beige" The post Robbie Williams shares his opinion...
-
‘Call Of Duty: Warzone’ Season 5: everything you need to know about Games Of Summer
Learn more about the brand-new player event that just kicked off in Verdansk The post ‘Call Of Duty: Warzone’ Season...
-
CHVRCHES’ Lauren Mayberry Announces First Solo Tour
The CHVRCHES vocalist also has new solo music on the way. CHVRCHES’ Lauren Mayberry Announces First Solo Tour Eddie Fu
-
BILLY SHEEHAN Explains Decision To Enlist WHITESNAKE’s MICHELE LUPPI To Assist With Lead Vocals During MR. BIG Tour
In a new interview with Robert Edwards of Talkin' Bout Rock, MR. BIG bassist Billy Sheehan spoke about the...
-
Clairo – ‘Sling’ review: meditations on motherhood inspired by ’70s songwriting greats
On the follow-up to 2019's 'Immunity', Claire Cottrill finds healing and hope in domesticity The post Clairo – ‘Sling’ review: meditations...
-
RZA Shares New Meditative EP Guided Explorations: Stream
A collaboration with Tazo tea company. RZA Shares New Meditative EP Guided Explorations: StreamRobin Bacior
-
How Millie Small’s ‘My Boy Lollipop’ kickstarted reggae and ska (but didn’t make her a dime)
The Jamaican singer, whose 1963 smash became an enduring pop favourite, has died at the age of 73. RIP The...
0 Comments
