Konvent release new song ‘Harena’
KONVENT have released a brand new song! The new song, titled Harena, is taken from the Danish death/doom metal band’s brand new album, Call Down The Sun, which is released today. “Harena is…
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Mint Green announce debut album ‘All Girls Go To Heaven’
MINT GREEN have announced their debut album! Titled All Girls Go To Heaven, the upcoming album from the Boston-based indie rock band is their debut full-length album and is scheduled to be…
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Joan Jett and the Blackhearts announce their first ever acoustic album, Changeup
Set for release later this month, the 25-track effort contains acoustic re-imaginings of some of Jett’s biggest hits
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No Corporate Beer Reviews: Phantom Scream
So drink to forget / And drown all your sorrow / Bury your dreams / And choose catharsis!
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Kim Thayil on performing Soundgarden material with his former bandmates: “I think we'd wanna re-explore that and do that at some time in the future”
Thayil added that he and his former Soundgarden comrades also have “an interest in doing new things”
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Tallah announce new album ‘The Generation Of Danger’
TALLAH have announced a brand new album! Titled The Generation Of Danger, the upcoming album from the Pennsylvania-based nu-core band and is the follow-up to 2020’s Matriphagy, and is scheduled to be released…
Read more » DISTURBED And AVENGED SEVENFOLD Singers Speak Out Against Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Bill
DISTURBED’s David Draiman and AVENGED SEVENFOLD’s M. Shadows have publicly criticized Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill.
The bill, titled “Parental Rights In Education”, has been dubbed by critics the “Don’t Say Gay” bill because it seeks to ban discussion of gender and sexuality issues with younger students.
On Thursday (March 20), Draiman, who recently announced plans to relocate to Miami from Honolulu, took to his Twitter to share a Miami Herald article about protests that have erupted in Florida after the passage of the controversial bill in the state legislature, and he included the following message: ” This is fucking ridiculous. #GAYGAYGAYGAYGAYGAYGAY”.
Earlier today, M. Shadows weighed in on Draiman’s tweet, writing: “As a parent of a 7 and 9 year old they have asked about sex and used the word ‘gay’ in derogatory fashion. Kids are aware at this age so I feel the quicker we explain and show empathy for all people the better… including in school. (I read the full bill.)”
The “Parental Rights In Education” bill passed in the Florida Senate with a 22-17 vote on Tuesday, March 8.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis defended the bill, which also includes measures that would give parents better access to their kids’ education and health records.
“Clearly right now, we see a lot of focus on the transgenderism, telling kids that they may be able to pick genders and all that. I don’t think parents want that for these young kids,” DeSantis said.
If DeSantis signs the bill into law, school teachers and staff will be prohibited from having classroom instruction about sexual orientation or gender identity with students. Parents will also have an option to sue a school district if the policy is violated.
This is fucking ridiculous.#GAYGAYGAYGAYGAYGAYGAY https://t.co/ub07oqIdqu
— David Draiman (@davidmdraiman) March 11, 2022
As a parent of a 7 and 9 year old they have asked about sex and used the word “gay” in derogatory fashion. Kids are aware at this age so I feel the quicker we explain and show empathy for all people the better… including in school. (I read the full bill.)
— M. Shadows (@shadows_eth) March 11, 2022
Agreed ??
— David Draiman (@davidmdraiman) March 11, 2022
Aviana announce new album ‘Corporation’
AVIANA have announced a new album! Titled Corporation, the upcoming album from the Swedish alternative metalcore is their brand new full-length effort and is scheduled to be released in August this year,…
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Conjurer announce new album ‘Páthos’
CONJURER have announced a new album! Titled Páthos, the upcoming album from the UK metal band is the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s Mire, and is scheduled to be released in July this year,…
Read more » Next QUIET RIOT Album Will Contain One Song With KEVIN DUBROW's Vocals
Rudy Sarzo says that QUIET RIOT’s upcoming studio album will include a song that was originally recorded with the band’s founding vocalist Kevin DuBrow.
The 71-year-old musician, who recently rejoined QUIET RIOT after an 18-year absence, spoke about the possibility of fresh material from the group during an interview with the “The Rock N’ Roll & Coffee Show”. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “We’ve got so many songs right now. I’m really, really excited.
“We have to look at our schedule. We’re gonna start working on [the new QUIET RIOT record] in the summertime. We’ve got a few tracks already done. And then we’re just looking at what else we need to add to it.
“A lot of the tracks have [late QUIET RIOT drummer] Frankie [Banali] playing on it. As a matter of fact, we have one with Kevin singing. Every time I hear it, I get chills. Actually, it’s turning into my favorite QUIET RIOT song that I’ve ever recorded with the band. There’s a certain organic element about it. But the way that it actually came about, it’s really unique.”
DuBrow, who formed QUIET RIOT with guitarist Randy Rhoads in 1975, died in November 2007 of an accidental cocaine overdose.
DuBrow recorded a solo album in 2004, the all-covers set “In For The Kill”, and his final studio CD with QUIET RIOT, “Rehab”, came out in October 2006.
The veteran rock group’s last collection of fresh material was 2019’s “Hollywood Cowboys”, which marked Banali’s final QUIET RIOT studio album before his untimely death.
Banali, who joined QUIET RIOT in 1982 and played on its breakthrough album, 1983’s “Metal Health”, died in August 2020 after a 16-month battle with pancreatic cancer.
The surviving members of QUIET RIOT later said it was “Frankie Banali’s wish that the band continue and we keep the music and the legacy alive.”
Last year, QUIET RIOT guitarist Alex Grossi touched upon the possibility of the band making new music in an interview with “Rock Chat With Trace”. He said: “There’s been talk of doing a lot of new things… There could be a new album. There’s definitely a lot of tracks that Frankie left behind that could be utilized for that, which is nice — that were works in progress before he got sick. All I’m gonna say is stay tuned, but there definitely will be new music from QUIET RIOT.”
Rudy was one of the members of QUIET RIOT’s “Metal Health” lineup. He played bass on the classic LP, which sold over ten million copies and spawned the hits “Cum On Feel The Noize” and “Metal Health” and on the follow-up record “Condition Critical”.
Sarzo appeared in the most notable music videos in the MTV age and toured with the band until 1985 and again from 1997 to 2003. During his years out of the band, Sarzo was a member of OZZY OSBOURNE, WHITESNAKE, DIO, BLUE ÖYSTER CULT, QUEENSRŸCHE and THE GUESS WHO.
Joining Sarzo in QUIET RIOT’s current lineup are Grossi, vocalist Jizzy Pearl and drummer Johnny Kelly.
Grossi was in the last version of the band, from 2004 through 2007, before DuBrow passed away, and was asked by Banali to return in 2010.
QUIET RIOT went through two vocalists — Mark Huff and Scott Vokoun — before settling on Pearl in 2013. Pearl announced his exit from QUIET RIOT in October 2016 and was briefly replaced by Seann Nichols, who played only five shows with the group before the March 2017 arrival of “American Idol” finalist James Durbin. Pearl returned to QUIET RIOT in September 2019.
For a list of upcoming QUIET RIOT shows, visit QuietRiot.Band.
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