Brad Angle
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Content Director, Writer, Editor - @RevolverMag, @GuitarWorld
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Meat machines, Parrot-Oxes and more: Sean Ono Lennon explores a “progadelic” world with the Claypool Lennon Delirium
Get The Great Parrot-Ox and the Golden Egg of Empathy on 2LP Green Vinyl at the Goldmine Store. The Claypool Lennon Delirium return, with their latest excursion into the realm of fantasy and whimsy, The Great Parrot-Ox and the Golden Egg of Empathy. It’s a concept album, released with an accompanying comic book (crafted by illustrator Rich Ragsdale) to tell you the story in pictures as well as sound.
Queens of the Stone Age lead off Perfecth era with moody single “Insignificant Other”
Queens of the Stone Age have announced their ninth studio album, Perfecth, which arrives Oct. 30 via Matador Records. Alongside the announcement, the band shared the wavy, desert-singed single “Insignificant Other.” Read more: Bambara’s reincarnation “It’s a song about distance,” says frontman Josh Homme. “About how someone can be your entire world only to simply vanish.
Bi-allelic variants in CDK20 cause a severe ciliopathy with midline brain and facial anomalies
Keywords CDK20 CCRK ciliopathy Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Reiter, J.F. ∙ Leroux, M.R. Genes and molecular pathways underpinning ciliopathies Nat. Rev. Mol. Cell Biol. 2017; 18:533-547 2. Turan, M.G. ∙ Orhan, M.E. ∙ Cevik, S. ... CiliaMiner: an integrated database for ciliopathy genes and ciliopathies Database. 2023; 2023, baad047 3. Mill, P.
“We were talking like, ‘Let’s do a show with all the bands we grew up with.’ Then, ’What about the Big Four?’” How James Hetfield wrangled Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax for the biggest metal event of the 2010s
But due to transportation delays, Metallica six-stringers James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett were unable to participate in the roundtable interview with Slayer's Kerry King, Megadeth's Dave Mustaine and Anthrax's Scott Ian that occurred earlier that day.
ZAKK WYLDE on new BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, "Ozzy's Song" and firing on all cylinders
“It’s an ultimate, humongously awesome morning,” exclaims Zakk Wylde. When the iconic guitarist appears for our Zoom call, he’s joined by his Ultimate Warrior and Lord Humungus action figures, which he fidgets with at the bottom of the screen. “I’m already on my second cup of [Valhalla Java] Odinforce [coffee],” he continues, flashing a grin through his bushy beard.
Tosin Abasi on Steve Vai, adapting to seven- and eight-string guitars, and his practice regimen
Brad Angle Tue, January 7, 2025 at 4:37 PM UTC 7 min read When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. This interview with Tosin Abasi was first published in Guitar World in 2014. The Animals As Leaders guitarist has quickly risen to the top of the new school of virtuoso players… and he used to shovel dog poop for a living. But what Guitar World readers really want to know is… Where does your impeccable fashion sense come from?
"Bitch Poses," Aggro Maids, 'Spinal Tap': Halford on Classic Judas Priest Photos
There is only one Metal God, and his name is Rob Halford. Beyond his instantly recognizable, genre-defining vocals, the Judas Priest singer is a bona fide style icon that established the now-classic, leather-and-spike-clad, motorcycle-riding, metal-rebel look while creating some of the most impactful heavy music in the last five decades.
After Death: Chuck Schuldiner's Life and Legacy
On December 13th, 2001, the metal community lost one of its most trailblazing creative figures with the untimely passing of Death mastermind Chuck Schuldiner. The visionary vocalist, guitarist, songwriter and bandleader set the template for death metal before leading the genre to its most progressive, technical and thrilling heights, influencing everyone from Cannibal Corpse and Mastodon to Gojira and System of a Down along the way. Schuldiner was born on Long Island, New York, in 1967.
After Death: Chuck Schuldiner's Life and Legacy
On December 13th, 2001, the metal community lost one of its most trailblazing creative figures with the untimely passing of Death mastermind Chuck Schuldiner. The visionary vocalist, guitarist, songwriter and bandleader set the template for death metal before leading the genre to its most progressive, technical and thrilling heights, influencing everyone from Cannibal Corpse and Mastodon to Gojira and System of a Down along the way. Schuldiner was born on Long Island, New York, in 1967.
After Death: Chuck Schuldiner's Life and Legacy
On December 13th, 2001, the metal community lost one of its most trailblazing creative figures with the untimely passing of Death mastermind Chuck Schuldiner. The visionary vocalist, guitarist, songwriter and bandleader set the template for death metal before leading the genre to its most progressive, technical and thrilling heights, influencing everyone from Cannibal Corpse and Mastodon to Gojira and System of a Down along the way. Schuldiner was born on Long Island, New York, in 1967.
Iron Maiden 'Killers': See Wild Photos From NWOBHM Stars' Early Days
Before Bruce Dickinson, before Number of the Beast, before the international stadium tours, face-melting pyrotechnics and towering Eddie monoliths. Before the private planes, Gold records, Grammy wins and collectible merch. Before Iron Maiden the brand — it was just Iron Maiden, the hard-charging, piss-taking, game-changing band from East London.
Pantera 'Far Beyond Driven': 10 Things You Didn't Know About "Legacy-Defining" Album
Vulgar Display of Power detonated like a bomb when it dropped in February 1992. Pantera’s impossibly tight, ferocious groove-metal masterpiece was an undeniable game changer that cemented their position as heavy music’s new dominant force. Worldwide fame and critical acclaim followed — and by the time the Texas crew began work on their next album, Far Beyond Driven, external expectations were high. Could they keep up the momentum? Was it even possible to write something heavier than Vulgar?
'Vulgar Display of Power': 10 Things You Didn't Know About Pantera's Masterwork
Revolver has teamed with Pantera for exclusive colored vinyl pressings of the band's classic albums plus a new Pantera collector's issue. Quantities are extremely limited — get yours before they're gone! 1992 was a stacked year for heavy music.
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Revolver has teamed with Pantera for exclusive colored vinyl pressings of the band's classic albums plus a new Pantera collector's issue. Quantities are extremely limited — get yours before they're gone! 1992 was a stacked year for heavy music.
Pantera: 10 Things You Didn't Know About 'Cowboys From Hell'
Revolver has teamed with Pantera for exclusive colored vinyl pressings of the band's classic albums plus a new Pantera collector's issue. Quantities are extremely limited — get yours before they're gone! Pantera’s fifth album, 1990's Cowboys From Hell, was a huge turning point for the band — a powerful groove-metal mission statement and crucial stepping-stone in the Texas crew’s rise to Nineties metal dominance.
Chris Cornell: 10 Great Cover Songs
“Sometimes I try songs and they don’t sound so good.” Chris Cornell is speaking to an audience in Reading, Pennsylvania. It’s 2013, and the Soundgarden singer is in the midst of a solo tour. He’s standing onstage with an acoustic guitar telling the story behind the next song in his set. The crowd is waiting on his every word.
Lamb of God: Randy Blythe on United New Lineup, Biting New Album, Strange New World
It’s a beautiful sunny February morning in New York City and Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe is reminding me that “we’re all gonna die!” Blythe’s exclamation — delivered in the gruff, sonorous tone that’s made him one of modern metal’s most distinctive vocalists — is a pitch-perfect response to the current, inescapable media coverage of the global coronavirus outbreak.
Sepultura's 'Beneath the Remains': Max Cavalera on "Make-It-or-Break-It Album"
Max Cavalera clearly remembers the phone call that changed his life. It was the spring of 1988 and Sepultura’s founding singer-guitarist was back in his hometown of Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The young musician had recently travelled to New York City for the first time ever — armed with a few copies of his band’s sophomore album, Schizophrenia, and an unwavering resolve to ink an international record deal.
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Max Cavalera clearly remembers the phone call that changed his life. It was the spring of 1988 and Sepultura’s founding singer-guitarist was back in his hometown of Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The young musician had recently travelled to New York City for the first time ever — armed with a few copies of his band’s sophomore album, Schizophrenia, and an unwavering resolve to ink an international record deal.
Never Miss a Story...
This article originally appeared in a 2007 issue of Revolver Magazine. "Everything I've done in my career, I've done bass-ackwards," says Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen with a laugh. "Now that I finally found the right Ministry lineup, I'm calling it quits!" Yes, it's true.
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