One of two new singles from Industrial tinged Nu-Metal act Dope premiered last month alongside a pre-order announcement video in which mastermind Edsel Dope declared the bands seventh studio record was on the way has received the full music video treatment. “Believe” is the track of choice with the album titled “Blood Money, Part Zer0” said
Ahead of their February touring plans that will see them celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Machine” by Static-X alongside Mushroomhead and Twiztid, Industrial tinged Nu-Metal outfit Dope have announced they will be releasing their seventh studio album “Blood Money, Part Zer0” with a pair of cuts in “Believe” and “No Respect“. In the pre-order announcement video, mastermind
The Rise of the Machines tour will sweep across the US in 2022 with Tony Campos playing bass in both Static-X and Fear Factory as the band share the stages with Dope, Mushroomhead and Twiztid from February to April and it’s one that fans are hoping will go Worldwide. In the meantime, celebrating the birthday of
Taking influence from Industrial Metal, in 1992 the recording which helped to propel Nine Inch Nails into mainstream popularity was EP “Broken“, although with the addition of a pair of bonus tracks on the re-released after the first 250k copies edition giving it 8 tracks and a run time approaching 32 minutes some might say
In an interview Dope frontman Edsel Dope infamously once said that major labels pick up bands, throw them against the wall and see what sticks and that with the majors there is no second chance or opportunity to mature with the knowledge gained if you don’t make your targets. One band that suffered such fate
While Tripp Eisen and Edsel Dope continue to fire shots at each other in a war of words you can read about here and here, Static-X have allowed the music to do the talking with a music video for “Bring You Down“. It’s another one from the bands now week old “Project Regeneration“, which has
“Project Regeneration” probably has to stand up as one of the most highly anticipated albums of 2020 with original members of Static-X in Tony Campos (bass, backing vocals), Koichi Fukuda (guitars, keyboards programming) and Ken Jay (drums) creating new music around the vocals from unused demos from the much missed and dearly departed Wayne Static.
A new single in “All These Years” has surfaced from Static-X alongside the news that the album “Project Regeneration” is being bumped back to 1st July. The video is directed by Xer0 (Edsel Dope) and co-directed by Matt Zane, a campy narrative set in the bedroom of a young Wayne Static back in the 1970’s
In a new interview with Loudwire, Xer0 aka Edsel Dope speaks on his part in the upcoming new Static-X album “Project Regeneration“. While he’s not putting in any additional vocals, his finger prints are said to be all over the record in a production capacity as he has joined Ulrich Wild in working the existing
Having previously teased a clip of the incomplete demo in the sales pitch for the “Project Regeneration” crowd funding campaign, Static-X have officially shared the full version of “Hollow“. The track is the first from the album produced by Ulrich Wild that uses the vocal demos of their late frontman Wayne Static alongside new music
