In a new interview with Gruff Gushnowski of Stingray, Jeff Pilson was asked if being part of DOKKEN in the 1980s was as chaotic as it seemed to be and fans were led to believe by the media. The bassist responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “Sometimes. Yeah, sometimes it was. But what’s sad…
Related Articles
-
KIRK HAMMETT: ”Master Of Puppets’ Is My Favorite METALLICA Album’
As thrash legends METALLICA return with a new album, "72 Seasons", Rock Candy magazine goes back to 1986 to...
-
STRATOVARIUS Shares Previously Unreleased Song ‘Heroes’
STRATOVARIUS, the iconic pioneers of symphonic metal, have announced the release of their digital single "Heroes". This previously unreleased...
-
Mannequin Pussy Announce Perfect EP, Share New Single “Control”: Stream
Plus, the band has revealed the departure of one of its founding members. Mannequin Pussy Announce Perfect EP, Share New...
-
HELLOWEEN Films First Music Video For Upcoming Album
The "Pumpkins United" lineup of HELLOWEEN has just finished filming the first video from its forthcoming studio album. The new...
-
Kamasi Washington Links with George Clinton for New Song “Get Lit”: Stream
The latest single from his upcoming album Fearless Movement. Kamasi Washington Links with George Clinton for New Song “Get Lit”:...
-
SEPULTURA Announces ‘North American Quadra’ 2022 Tour With SACRED REICH And CROWBAR
Brazilian/American metallers SEPULTURA have announced the "North American Quadra" 2022 tour. The 30-day trek will kick off on March...
-
‘The Impossible Heir’ review: patchworked from a checklist of K-drama clichés
The illegitimate son of tycoon teams-up with his genius childhood friend to take over his family’s empire The post ‘The...
-
Joe Rogan apologises for racist slurs as Spotify removes 70 episodes of his podcast
"Whenever you’re in a situation where you have to say ‘I’m not racist’, you fucked up” The post Joe...
0 Comments
