Via Metal Blade:
As I Lay Dying frontman Tim Lambesis and California frontman Ahhnold are back for round two with the release of AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE’s Double Brutal, the follow up to 2008’s highly successful (and, well, brutal) release, Total Brutal. With an appetite for all things barbarous, AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE ups the ante with Double Brutal. This two-disc goliath features one disc of all new heavy tracks in the tradition of all of Ahhnold’s greatest cinematic moments and a second disc of cover songs including songs originally performed by METALLICA, MEGADETH, MISFITS, JUDAS PRIEST and more, with cover art once …read more

I love the music of Glenn Danzig, whether it’s The Misfits, Samhain, Glenn Danzig or the Black Aria discs, although nothing after Danzig 4 get’s a much, if any rotation time on my iPod. Here is an interview by Eric Blair for the Blairing Out With Eric Blair Show. Someone please give this dude a hug and erase some of that hate from his heart.
 

Metal Hammer reports that The Misfits recently reopened The Fiend Club. What does this mean? Well it could mean a few things. First it could mean, well…that the Misfits Fiend Club is open again. It could also mean that a reunion is in the works…or it could mean that Jerry Only has hired 3 or 4 other dudes to play along side him and once again use the Misfits name while making a mockery of what was once a “Legacy Of Brutality” (shameless pun intended). If we can expect a reunion I doubt it will be of the kind …read more

Judas Priest Tin Sign8 in. x 11.5 in.Buy at AllPosters.com
Is creative Lyric writing getting stale or is it me? With bands going for concept albums it kind of make you think something is wrong in the mind of the lyricists or something.
I love Judas Priest but this whole new concept album about Nostradamus has me wondering. You kind of saw this type of song writing with Lochness on their last release Angel Of Retribution, which I thought was a pretty god come back album. But it depicted the Lochness Monster as some blood thirsty beast preying on man …read more

I cleared out my iPod Shuffle the other day and reloaded it with more variety of music then just all Metal like it was before. In the process I loaded every studio song from the Misfits. The old Misfits. This only took a fraction of my iPod space because as you know Misfits songs are pretty short.

Friday I was at F.Y.E., you know, the place that generally sell CD’s and DVD’s for about 6 dollars more than anywhere else. Anyway, I found a Megadeth CD entitle “Extended Versions” with a lest of songs that vary from albums through their career. I thought that it was a CD with extended versions of these songs but I overlooked the words “Recorded Live”. When I got out to the car and put it in the CD player thats when it became obvious to me that I bought a live CD. I normally don’t buy Live CD’s because 99% of …read more