‘Dave Mustaine’ On his Surgery, Lineup Changes And Winning Awards

 Posted by thrashboy on May 10, 2012 at 12:25  No Responses »
May 102012
 

Mary Colurso of The Birmingham News recently conducted an interview with Megadeth mainman Dave Mustaine. A few excerpts from the chat follow below.

On enduring a severe case of spinal stenosis (with herniated discs and bone spurs):

Mustaine: “Last summer during the [Rockstar Energy Drink] Mayhem[Festival] tour, everything just went south. Something had broken in the back of my neck; I had a bone fragment in my spinal column the size of an eraser. The pain when I was moving my neck had me on my knees, sobbing. My son had never seen me this way. My hand went numb. My ring and pinky finger were not communicating with my brain. … But the surgery was a complete success. I had a disc fused in my neck, and the feeling has returned completely to my left hand. It shows you how God’s with me in everything you do.” Continue reading »

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Interview With ‘Mind Of The Sick’

 Posted by thrashboy on May 9, 2012 at 12:36  No Responses »
May 092012
 

Mind Of The Sick is a new project formed by Noah Tubbs.  Mind Of The Sick  is musically inspired by the likes of Rob Zombie, and lyrically inspired by the Holy Spirit to reach the lost and feed the found. In the following interview Noah speaks about his band, the recently released album Anti devil Superstar, his favorite food & albums and much more

TMR: Hello Noah how are things going there in Washington?

N: Doing great! the weather is getting nice and the apple trees are blooming!! very beautiful! Continue reading »

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‘Dave Mustaine’ Interviewed At ‘Beale St. Music Festival’ [Video]

 Posted by thrashboy on May 6, 2012 at 19:51  No Responses »
May 062012
 

This weekend’s Beale St. Fest in Memphis has one of the most eclectic lineups of any summer music fest, with its bill spanning from rap to rock, jazz to electro. Reppin’ for the metal genre is Megadeth, whose frontman Dave Mustaine chatted with Fuse TV backstage.

Mustaine dishes about the 20th anniversary of their LP Countdown To Extinction, his touring mate Rob Zombie, the new bands he likes [including Trivium], Megadeth‘s latest video, Cracker Barrel and much more.

Watch the interview below.

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Interview With ‘End Of September’

 Posted by thrashboy on April 29, 2012 at 18:10  No Responses »
Apr 292012
 

Ulterium Records announced last March the signing of the Swedish female fronted melodic metal band End Of September to the label. Their self-titled debut album will be released next month on May 11th in Europe and on May 22nd in North America. Before the release of their debut album, the band recently released a music-video/digital single  for the song Isolated, which can be seen below. Here an interview with this promising band.

TMR: Hello to you from´The Metal Resource’ Holland, how are things going there in Sweden ?

It’s really great, just had a few days off during the easter. Continue reading »

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‘David Ellefson’ Talks About ‘Countdown To Extinction’ 20th-Anniversary Celebration [Video]

 Posted by thrashboy on April 24, 2012 at 11:19  No Responses »
Apr 242012
 

Megadeth will perform its 1992 album, Countdown To Extinction, in its entirety on September 7 at Teatro Caupolican in Santiago, Chile.

Speaking to the Artisan News, Ellefson stated about the LP, “‘Countdown’ was really one of my favorite records of the whole Megadeth catalog… for a number of reasons. Musically, I think it brought together the best of thrash, the melodic part, writing big, hooky riffs. And that record really launched us into the mainstream, which opened up a lot of other opportunites and things for us to do. But more importantly, I think, than all of that, is it was a really cool time when the four of us were really, probably, our most connected together as a band.” Continue reading »

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‘Brian “Head” Welch’ Discusses ‘Love And Death’ In New Audio Interview

 Posted by thrashboy on April 23, 2012 at 13:33  No Responses »
Apr 232012
 

On April 19, Brian Rademacher of RockEyez conducted an interview with former Korn guitarist and current Love And Death frontman Brian “Head” Welch. You can now listen to the chat in the YouTube clip below.

Love And Death‘s new single, Chemicals, will be released on April 24. An intense semi-animated music video for the title track shot by POAB Designs/Martillo Pictures will follow soon.

Regarding his decision to call his group Love An Death, Welch recently said, “I put this band together in 2009. Since then, we’ve experienced some very intense highs and lows. Michael Valentine, Dan Johnson, J.R. Bareis and myself have toured around the world playing a lot of killer shows, but we’ve also had some heart-shattering difficulties along the way. To us, the name Love And Death symbolizes everything we’ve been through as a band over the last few years. We love this band so much and we’ll go through hell to connect with our fans. We’ve proven that to ourselves over and over again.” Continue reading »

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‘Killswitch Engage’ Singer: ‘Metal Has Changed, But I’ve Changed As Well’

 Posted by thrashboy on April 22, 2012 at 00:10  No Responses »
Apr 222012
 

Daniel Brockman of The Boston Phoenix recently conducted an interview with Killswitch Engage singer Jesse Leach. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.

The Boston Phoenix: Revisiting this band and this material, are you struck at all by how much things have changed, how much metal has changed in the nine years since you left Killswitch?

Jesse: Metal has changed, but I’ve changed as well. And that’s what’s exciting about rejoining this band and doing the new record. I’ve always been a fan of the music that they call metalcore, this crossbreeding of hardcore and metal, but what passes for metalcore today I’m not a fan of. It’s been a by-numbers watered down thing. I mean, God Forbid, In Flames, Mastodon, these are metalcore bands that I love, so I’m speaking in general terms. Continue reading »

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Interview With ‘Sleeping Giant’

 Posted by thrashboy on April 14, 2012 at 21:22  No Responses »
Apr 142012
 

Recently we had the honor to do an interview with bassist JR. Bermuda of American Christian metalcore band Sleeping Giant. SG represents a call to arms. More than a band, more than a group of close friends, Sleeping Giant is a unit of disciples who scream loud from deep in the underground to the highest of the heavens. JR talks about the last Sleeping Giant album [Kingdom Days In An Evil Age], the upcoming tour which begins on April 18th, a tour together with In the Midst Of Lions, Gideon, First Blood & Betrayal … check it out below.

TMR: Hello to you from´The Metal Resource’ Holland, how are things going there in Redlands/Salt Lake City?

JR: Things are great! Thank you. Continue reading »

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Interview With ‘Steve Rowe’, About The Years With ‘Lightforce’

 Posted by thrashboy on April 11, 2012 at 17:40  No Responses »
Apr 112012
 

In 1987, bass guitarist and vocalist Steve Rowe formed the Australian power metal band LightForce with Murray Adams on guitar, Steve Johnson on vocals and Errol Willenberg on drums. The group played on the local metal scene and signed with American label Pure Metal Records to release their debut album, Mystical Thieves in May 1989.

Below you can read an interview with Steve Rowe, bassist and co-founder of  Lightforce, originally done by the Brazilian webzine Mortifination.

Steve, starting from the end: what was the real motive of the break-up of Lightforce? I remember I read somewhere that there were serious debates about the musical path you wanted to adopt, hence the break-up. Was that true? Continue reading »

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‘The Skull’ Members Hoping For ‘Huge Reunion’ With Former ‘Trouble’ Bandmates

 Posted by thrashboy on April 8, 2012 at 22:37  No Responses »
Apr 082012
 

Heavy Planet recently conducted an interview with The Skull, the new band formed by two original members of Chicago doom legends Trouble vocalist Eric Wagner and drummer Jeff “Oly” Olson alongside the band’s longtime bassist, Ron Holzner. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.

Heavy Planet: Eric, I think back when you left Trouble in 2008, it was more or less that you were tired of the touring life, is that correct?

Eric Wagner: Well, at that point… I was a little sick of it. I was sick of doing the same old songs every night. And I just wanted to write. I had a bunch of songs I’d been working on on my own and I just kind of wanted to chill and work on those and put together my own thing, just to grow. Continue reading »

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