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Killswitch Engage vocalist Jesse Leach was the guest on Full Metal Jackie’s radio show this past weekend. Leach spoke about the coming back into the fold with the band, working on the next Killswitch album and the Trespass America tour this summer. If you missed Full Metal Jackie’s show, check out her interview with Jesse Leach below: Let’s go back for a second, Jesse. How important was doing the Times
With the release of their third studio record, ‘Yellow & Green,’ Baroness have proven once again that they are capable of doing anything except stay complacent. Three albums and three EPs into their career, this band has continued to not allow itself to be defined by any specific genre; instead, they let the music speak for itself. While some long-time fans may not initially grasp ‘Yellow & Green’ – aptly
Green Day fans are no doubt happy to have a new song to digest this week, but do they feel ‘Oh, Love‘ as much as the band themselves? Singer Billie Joe Armstrong says he’s a major fan of the track that was chosen as their lead single. He tells MTV News, “‘Oh, Love’ is kind of like leading with your heart and not necessarily with your brain as much. And
Anthrax are enjoying a great run with the ‘Worship Music’ album, and guitarist Scott Ian says he’s not expecting it to end anytime soon. When asked by ARTISTdirect.com if the band had started writing for their next record, the guitarist replied, “Our attitude is even though we’ve been on tour since September when the album came out, it’s still so early. We feel like we have a lot of work
Former Pantera and current Down frontman Philip Anselmo doesn’t expect to release his solo debut album until next year, but he’s getting a jump on things by delivering a pair of still-to-be-determined songs to be used as part of split release offerings with the band Warbeast. Though Anselmo has not revealed which songs will be part of the two splits, Blabbermouth reports that Warbeast will be offering their songs ‘IT”
While the Smashing Pumpkins of today have gone through many transformations since the Smashing Pumpkins of yesteryear, one thing remains a constant – Billy Corgan. In a new interview with The Daily Beast, Corgan ruminates about the future of the Smashing Pumpkins and the possibility of the band forging ahead even without him in the physical lineup. Sounds blasphemous right? No really, Corgan explains his thought process, saying, “The name
We’ve got an all-new battle in this edition of our Cage Match. After defeating five other acts in succession, the Word Alive have been inducted into the Cage Match Hall of Fame, leaving two vacant spots to be filled. Now, we’ve got a battle featuring two legendary acts. Green Day just released the first single off their upcoming album ‘¡Uno!,’ which is the first of three records the band will