Goto Top

“Every song we came up with was like the greatest thing. Every time we’d write another it was like, ‘Oh my god’”: Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax and more remember how thrash metal took over the world 40 years ago

Alternative
“Every song we came up with was like the greatest thing. Every time we’d write another it was like, ‘Oh my god’”: Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax and more remember how thrash metal took over the world 40 years ago

1986 was the year where thrash metal broke through. We got the genre’s leading bands to look back on those whirlwind 12 months.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Previous post ‘Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’ soundtrack is available to stream
Next post KATSEYE Shocks With Sexy Outfits For Recent Event — One Member’s Look Sparks Criticism

Related Post

Alternative

“Strange people just appeared. We had awful visions of ghosts in the room. There was rustling and scraping at the window. It was happening every full moon”: The creepy tale of Camel’s Moonmadness

Alternative

“He came down with this battered old Telecaster and played the best solo I’ve ever heard in my life”: The debauched story of the Britrock classic made perfect by the last guitar solo from a legend

Alternative

“Some other very well-known people were at that first jam”: Adrian Smith on how Smith/Kotzen got started, bonding over British rock and Iron Maiden’s big homecoming

Alternative

“I sang Smoke On The Water with Deep Purple when they came to our school for a music clinic”: This is the soundtrack of H.E.A.T frontman Kenny Leckremo’s life

Alternative

“Some horribly lame moments slip into that horribly twee dad-rock territory that blighted so much of his recent work with Status Quo”: Francis Rossi doesn’t quite return to the pile-driving sound of his old band on The Accidental

Alternative

Marc Skah and David White’s MATO Release Cover of Death Cult’s “C.O.T.A.”

Goto Top