Los Angeles metallers Heretic have released a new video for the track “Child of War” off 2012′s Time of Crisis.
The clips shows the band rocking out to the song both in the studio and during one of their raucous live shows. Continue reading
Los Angeles metallers Heretic have released a new video for the track “Child of War” off 2012′s Time of Crisis.
The clips shows the band rocking out to the song both in the studio and during one of their raucous live shows. Continue reading
The title of Gojira’s acclaimed 2012 album is L’Enfant Sauvage, or The Wild Child.
Wild was definitely the operative adjective to the French Metallers’ show Friday night at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles. To turn a phonetic spin on “sauvage,” savage could be another descriptor of the event. A sold-out crowd was primed for some brutal metal, and Gojira delivered with the force of a sledgehammer.
As the audience waited for Gojira, the twinkling lights on the backdrop set an eerie tone. A large replica of the human-shaped head from L’Enfant Sauvage’s cover loomed in front of the stars.
Following opening acts The Atlas Moth and The Devin Townsend Project, frontman Joe Duplantier walked out and shouted “Are you alive!?” The question elicited a throaty roar over the feedback coming from the band’s huge amp stacks. Continue reading
In the latest installment of Phil Demmel’s “Ask the Artist” interview series, the Machine Head guitarist asks some of the other best metal guitarists out there who their favorite non-metal guitar heroes are.
Demmel chats with Christian Andreu and Joe Duplantier of Gojira, Corey Beaulieu of Trivium, Hatebreed’s Chris Beattie and Wayne Lozinak, Evile’s Matt Drake, John Laux of Warbringer, Lamb of God’s Mark Morton and Scott Ian of Anthrax. Continue reading
Watch as Mark Morton of Lamb of God sits down for an interview with Jackson Live in the clip below.
Mario Rubio, guitarist for So-Cal metallers Thrown Into Exile, is the latest artist to join the Jackson family.
As a driving force behind the band, Rubio has helped Thrown Into Exile land opening slots with metal veterans like Fear Factory, Morbid Angel and Sepultura, in addition to joining the Summer Slaughter and Rockstar Mayhem Festival tours – all in just under a year. Continue reading