As we all know San Francisco, California Thrash titans Exodus have announced their new album “Goliath” for a 20th March release via Napalm Records. The first single “3111” had its music video banned which poured a bit of cold water on the situation but now they’ve returned with a censored version for your viewing pleasure. Mixed and mastered
Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction because let’s face it, who could have predicted the return of Rob Dukes to Thrash overlords Exodus after the departure of Steve “Zetro” Sousa? Until recently those bridges seemed well and truly burned but as clear as day, here is Dukes at the UC Theatre in Berkeley California
One of a whole host of things that have never made much sense to us is why bands choose to relive their so called golden years and release a live album recorded more than two decades ago rather than one from their most recent tour. But never the less Thrash Metal overlords Exodus have decided
Intriguingly, the latest episode of the Ask Exodus series sees Kragen Lum answering the fans questions. The guitarist filled in for Gary Holt between for tour dates in 2013 and from 2015 to 2019 while he toured with Slayer so with Holt back in the fold and working on “Persona Non Grata” with a June
Bay Area Thrash Gods Exodus have unveiled another fan Q&A, this time with former guitarist Rick Hunolt at the helm. Appearing on each Exodus album from 1985’s “Bonded by Blood” to 2004’s “Tempo Of The Damned” it makes for a unique opportunity and experience as bands don’t tend to let their former warriors talk officially.
While we’re pondering rumours that Thrash masters Exodus are sat on approaching an albums worth of material just waiting for studio time to be available, drummer Tom Hunting answers fans questions in the latest episode of their Q&A series. Seeing as they re-recorded “Bonded By Blood“, would they consider re-recording the Rob Dukes albums with
In this latest edition of their fan Q&A series, Exodus vocalist Steve “Zetro” Suaza keeps the Thrash icons humble by listening to what people are saying. Intriguingly the band have six songs completed for their eleventh studio record with guitarist Gary Holt stating that he has a million riffs and recording sessions will begin after
Bassist Jack Gibson may have joined Thrash legends Exodus in 1997, replacing Mike Butler and making his first recorded appearance with the band on the 1997 live album “Another Lesson In Violence“, but he hasn’t looked back since. He had to wait 7 long years to get to record a studio record with the band,
The Bay Strikes Back tour may have been cut tragically short but they did manage some shows with the incredible line-up of Testament, Exodus and Death Angel. Filmed at the Orbita Hall, Wroclaw Poland stop on 19th February 2020, here’s Exodus drummer Tom Hunting playing “Death Amphetamine” from the monstrous “Shovel Headed Kill Machine“.
While the Italian “The Bay Area Strikes Back” show may have been cancelled (if you’re up with current events, you’ll know why) but the tour must go on. Exodus drummer Tom Hunting was filmed playing “Blood In, Blood Out” in Live at Orbita Hall in Wroclaw Poland on 19th February 2020. Now guitarist Gary Holt
