Saturday, October 31, 2009

Austrian Death Machine release new track this Halloween!



AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE, the California group consisting of As I Lay Dying's Tim Lambesis and famed action heroAhhnold, has just released the band's second single off of Double Brutal. The track ‘Who Told You, You Could Eat My Cookies' was inspired by the Arnie movie Jingle All the Way and will go live on the AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE MySpace page this Halloween. "I was so excited people thought my vocals sounded like cookie monster that I jumped at the chance to write a song about COOKIES!" comments Tim.

Is Blackie Lawless a Christian now?



"Someone asked me the other day. They said, 'Are you a rock and roll preacher now?' I said, 'No. But I am a messenger.' And that's what my job is. So everything I did up to this point has led me to where I am now."

Taken from this interview with Norway's FVN.no at Blabbermouth here

Friday, October 30, 2009

Temple of Blood's “Prepare for the Judgement of Mankind” to see vinyl release


TEMPLE OF BLOOD announced today that they have struck a deal with Open Grave Records for the release of their 2006 album, “Prepare for the Judgement of Mankind” to be released on vinyl. The CD version of the album has long been out of print, but still in high demand on websites like Amazon and Ebay, and a lot of times goes for a high dollar amount.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

The Metal Devotional with Pastor Brad

Pastor Brad of guitarjams.net has partnered with Kingdom Extreme Mag for a devotional. This one is titled: "God Can Use Anything!" - you can read it here.

Barren Cross's Dean Kohn Youtube Audio Sample

Here is a youtube (audio) clip of Barren Cross's new lead singer Dean Kohn. Music By David Heydon Words By Dean Kohn & David Heydon



I don't think this is a Barren Cross song.

Monday, October 26, 2009

Becoming the Archetype's Necrotizing Fasciitis on iTunes tomorrow!



The most brutal song in Christian metal will be available for purchase on it's own tomorow! Simply go to iTunes and purchase Necrotizing Fasciitis for 99 cents and enjoy the grime of the song immediately.

Sunday, October 25, 2009