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“I was 22 when I burned an inverted cross into my forehead.” Death metal icon Glen Benton talks blasphemy, fatherhood and the night a Deicide gig got bombed

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“I was 22 when I burned an inverted cross into my forehead.” Death metal icon Glen Benton talks blasphemy, fatherhood and the night a Deicide gig got bombed

Deicide might not grab headlines like they used to, but Glen Benton is happier than ever – these are the things he’s learned

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