Slipknot discusses album, masks and suits
Nearly four years have passed since the release of Slipknot's Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses). But members of the masked metal act have little doubt that its as-yet-untitled fourth studio effort, tentatively due August 12th via Roadrunner Records, will appease its loyal fans, The Maggots.
"It's going to rip your face off," Slipknot read more... |
The Cult Off Roadrunner Records
Although not officially announced by either The Cult or Roadrunner Records, The Gauntlet has learned that The Cult has parted ways with the label this week after releasing only one album.
The newly reformed The Cult is fronted by Ian Astbury and signed with Roadrunner Records last Spring. The band released "Born Into This" l read more... |
OZZFEST RETURNS AS ONE-DAY STADIUM SPECTACULAR ON AUGUST 9 IN DALLAS, TX WITH OZZY OSBOURNE AND METALLICA
All eyes and ears will be on Dallas, Texas Saturday, August 9. No conspiracy theory here--just the facts.
OZZFEST--the original and iconic hard rock festival--returns in 2008 as a one-day stadium spectacular that teams OZZFEST founder and namesake Ozzy Osbourne (in his only U.S. concert appearance this summer) with Metallica (marki read more... |
Corey Taylor (Stone Sour, Slipknot) joins Steel Panther (formerly Metal Skool) on Stage
Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor joined Steel Panther (formerly Metal Skool) on stage Monday night at the Key Club in Hollywood for a rendition of Judas Priests' "You've Got Another Thing Comin" with Scott Ian (Anthrax) on guitar. After a couple shots of Jack Daniels, Corey was ready for a different kind of Poison. He was joined on bass by Black read more... |
If America had the defensive foreign policy of Switzerland, would the Nazis come to power again?
Historically, America had an isolationist foreign policy until World War II. This came from the advice of George Washington, which claimed that “It is our true policy to steer clear of entangling alliances with any portion of the foreign world.” Washington’s farewell address delivered the Nation a message of neutrality towards the rest of the world militarily, with a willingness to trade. This was heavily influential throughout the 19th centur read more... |
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