There aren’t many who can argue against the legacy of Pantera and despite the trials and tribulations surrounding Philip H. Anselmo over the duration of his career, he remains an impressive and easily recognizable vocalist and as productive as ever into his 50’s. Rather than sitting on his laurels and stepping back with the money
9th April will see Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals return to the stage for a live streamed show where they will one again be performing their “A Vulgar Display Of Pantera” set that cuts across all five Pantera albums with support from special guests King Parrot. Tickets and merch for the event are available
EYEHATEGOD who recently announced their first new album in seven years with single “High Risk Trigger” have unveiled a second cut from “A History of Nomadic Behavior“. The album will be out 12th March via Century Media and they have chosen “Fake What’s Yours” with an accompanying visualizer as the second teaser. “’Fake What’s Yours’ is
A band of legend centered around the work of Kirk Windstein as the only member who has been in the revolving door of the band over the last 32 odd years, Crowbar are the undisputed Kings of Louisiana Sludge Metal that takes the slow, brooding style of Doom Metal and Injects it with a lethal
Back on 23rd July 2013 when Clutch had a family emergency and had to abandon their set at Hellfest Open Air in France, Down stepped in at the last minute. Their set only actually saw them play a pair of their own songs, instead choosing to play an eclectic mix of EyeHateGod, Crowbar, Corrosion of
This year marks 25 years of “NOLA” from supergroup Down and a couple of weeks back, the band got together and played a live streamed set to an online audience. Essentially the bands debut album was written over a five year period by Pantera vocalist Philip H Anselmo and Pepper Keenan from Corrosion of Conformity before
The 25th Anniversary of “NOLA” pro-shot set from Down (Pantera, Crowbar, Corrosion of Conformity, Superjoint Ritual etc) live from New Orleans that aired on 29th August has surfaced in all its glory. The actual music starts at 35 minutes in and needless to say includes all the classics like “Stone the Crow“, “Bury Me in
New Orleans Louisiana Sludge Metal Legends Crowbar are much loved in these parts with not only stonewall classics like “Odd Fellows Rest” and “Equilibrium” seen regularly on our playlist, but also newer material like “Sever The Wicked Hand“. Today however, we’re going to set the dial for 2001 and the bands groundbreaking seventh studio record
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. Jagermeister have taken control of the Bloodstock Archives and provided this feature length presentation that includes and exclusive interview with Code Orange as well as chats with members of Slayer, Evile, The Black Dahlia Murder, Down and more. As if that wasn’t enough, Skindred will give you
There might not have been any bustling in our hedgerows in the past six years but that hasn’t stopped Philip H. Anselmo from being his usual busy self. Including “Hail The Leaf“, “Stone The Crow” and “Witchtripper“, here’s a full hour long pro-shot set of Southern Groove from Down at Resurrection Fest in Spain in
