In a new interview with Greece’s metal TV show “TV War”, OPETH leader Mikael Åkerfeldt was asked if he is “allowed” to speak about the band’s rumored follow-up to 2019’s “In Cauda Venenum” album. He responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “I’m allowed, but I won’t. What I can say is that we…
Related Articles
-
‘Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker’ review – a fantastic conclusion to an unforgettable story
Once you're through the queues, 'Endwalker' offers an unparalleled adventure The post ‘Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker’ review – a fantastic...
-
‘Final Fantasy XIV’ summer Moonfire Faire event begins next week
Get your beach glamour ready! The post ‘Final Fantasy XIV’ summer Moonfire Faire event begins next week appeared first on...
-
Cher recalls her first miscarriage at 18: “I was sobbing and rocking on the floor”
The singer has vented her anger at the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade The post Cher recalls...
-
Watch Justin Bieber join Wizkid and Tems to perform ‘Essence’ at Coachella
The trio performed the 2020 hit during Tems' set on the closing day of weekend one The post Watch Justin...
-
1 Dead and Several Injured in Crowd Crush at Glorilla Concert
Police said that panic over a false report of gunshots at the show resulted in the death of a...
-
ENHYPEN’s Jay apologises for “rash” comments about Korean history: “I still have much to learn”
He had likened Korean history to a "short novel" in comparison to other countries' "endless" histories in a Weverse...
-
Riot Fest Day 4: See Photos of Slipknot, Devo, The Flaming Lips and More
Check out the full gallery of live photos from Day 4 of Riot Fest. Riot Fest Day 4: See Photos...
-
NITA STRAUSS Gets Hit In Head By Flying Broken Cane Piece During ALICE COOPER Concert (Video)
Nita Strauss, the guitar shredder for the ALICE COOPER band, escaped relatively unscathed after getting by a flying broken...
0 Comments
