Flynn wrote the lyrics for “Stop the Bleeding,” the song featuring Leach, “on Wednesday May 27th, 2020, the day that the four officers who murdered George Floyd were (originally) not charged with anything.”

100% of the net proceeds going to benefit the Black Lives Matter global network foundation.

The album will have thirteen songs with a variety of styles, ranging from Alice in Chains to Johnny Cash to Slade.

The movie will be helmed by that Greg Olliver, co-director of the 2010 documentary Lemmy.

How to Survive a Funeral will now be released digitally on June 19.

The Finnish death metal pioneers’ first new album in four years, Deathstar, comes out October 30.

Another dazzling visual clip. Their new album, technicolor, is out now.

The guitarist was invited to join Ozzy’s band in 1994 when Zakk Wylde left.

The band says they “didn’t feel right about celebrating our album when we should be observing the holiday” of Juneteenth.

Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth: “He who dies with the most toys wins. We’re doing record #63.”

Includes The Black Dahlia Murder, Havok, Kvelertak, and more.

Mustaine reveals that the record will have 18 tracks, and calls it one of the band’s five best albums to date.

John Dolmayan erroneously claims that Democrats are “directly responsible for 70 plus million abortions ,a large majority of whom were black.”

The album is finished and ready to go. This is a preview of what it sounds like!

Fronzak says Nielsen should “Focus [his] effort on the real scumbags.”

Misha is very forthcoming with us about how his band will survive the pandemic in spite of losing a huge chunk of their income.

Video footage shows him alongside fellow driver Ryan Blaney who’s belting out some gutturals.

“Sick” as in “ill,” not sick as in “awesome.”

The drummer, not the actor.

“I wholeheartedly disagree with the content of this video,” says Coyle.