If we’ve learned one thing from the Party Time Excellent series of interviews from Infected Rain frontwoman Lena Scissorhands, it has to be to expect the unexpected and this week she’s joined on the sofa by Coal Chamber and Gemini Syndrome guitarist Miguel “Meegs” Rascón, who being totally honest, is the last person we expected
You don’t get more of a tease than this. Just the guitar solo out of “Nest of Vipers” from the upcoming new Devildriver album “Dealing with Demons“. That’s all, no more, no less. Fortunately, Neal Tiemann delivers an absolute ripper. It’s labelled as a part #1 with a second volume expected within 12 months from
In 1993 MTV recorded a set from San Diego Grunge band Stone Temple Pilots for their iconic Unplugged series. During the set the band played a new song that was cut from the aired performance but when the track featured on the soundtrack of The Crow, a film starting Brandon Lee and based on a
21st May saw the arrival of a new Devildriver single entitled “Keep Away From Me” and with pre-orders available here, a second single from the first part of a double album going by the name of “Dealing With Demons” surfaced from the Santa Barbra Californian Melodic Death Metal unit. 9th October 2020 is the date
…with pre-orders available here, 9th October 2020 is the date which has been set for the first part of the new Devildriver album. “Dealing With Demons” is part #1 of a #2 part record which the band have been working on for some considerable time, so to celebrate they’ve tapped up director Vicente Cordero to
Rewinding the tape back to 1997 and Roadrunner Records Monte Conner taking a chance on a Nu-Metal quartet from Los Angeles California by the name of Coal Chamber. The band had been around 5 years at the point where their self-titled debut was ready and were something of a known entity having performed on the
Widely recognised as the heaviest and most aggressive album from Los Angeles Californian Nu-Metal quartet Coal Chamber, “Dark Days” was produced by Ross Hogarth and appeared via Roadrunner Records in May 2002. It was the album that sowed the seeds for vocalist Dez Fafara’s next project, Groove Metallers Devildriver after tensions within the band that boiled
Devildriver frontman Dez Fafara told us before the last Coal Chamber album “Rivals” in 2015 that he would have played Coal Chamber songs live with Devildriver if he didn’t think there was a chance of Coal Chamber coming back. Last July he said that they were never coming back and true to his word, as
Sadly while Devildriver are co-headlining with Static-X on the 20th Anniversary Tour for “Wiscon Death Trip”, they won’t be following them over to the UK in September. So here are a pair of Pro-Shot cuts from their set in San Antonio Texas on 23rd June. Sticking to the classics. “I Could Care Less” and “Grinf**ked”.
Hailing from Detroit, Michigan and signed to Emmure frontman Frankie Palemeri’s Red Zone Records are Loser, a band that claim to fuser Nu-Metal and Grunge in a new style called Psychedelia. Stating that their influences are Slipknot, Deftones, KoRn and Nirvana, the 5 piece of Sammy Morales (drums), Erik Into (bass), John Hillman (guitar), Brandon
