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Phil Anselmo shared a picture of his home after Hurricane Ida

Author Samuel Järvinen - 9.9.2021

Phil Anselmo, lead singer of Pantera, shared a picture on social media showing the damage caused by Hurricane Ida in the United States.

The picture shows Anselmo’s home in Louisiana.

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Pantera performs “Floods” for the first time since 2001 

US metal titans Pantera played their first show of 2024 on February 3 at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, FL, and fans got a big surprise halfway through the setlist. The band performed “The Great Southern Trendkill” track “Floods” for the first time since 2001. Watch some videos of the performance below. View this...

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Phil Anselmo praises Lemmy Kilmister in a recent interview: “He’s forever”

Motörhead’s Lemmy Kilmister is known as one of the most iconic figures in rock and heavy metal, and is still remembered with joy and love. In a recent interview with Banger TV, Pantera singer Phil Anselmo recalls his first encounter with Motörhead, and expresses his admiration for Kilmister. “The first thing that attracted me to...

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Phil Anselmo wants to do an old school metal project with Judas Priest-type vocals

Phil Anselmo revealed in a recent interview with Drew Stone of The New York Hardcore Chronicles Live! that he’s been working on music in his brand new studio. Anselmo said that if he does end up making more metal music in the studio, he’s going to make it “old school” with some very Rob Halford-esque vocals. I just pretty much had a new...

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Top 10 influential extreme metal vocalists

When looking at a genre as rapidly evolving and as downright outrageous as Heavy Metal, it’s easy to forget who and what set the bar for music to sound the way it does. And this is ESPECIALLY true to Extreme Metal. With a whole genre focused on making the listener feel like 12,000 bulldozers ran...

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Philip H. Anselmo And The Illegals pull out of upcoming summer European Festivals

Philip H. Anselmo And The Illegals have announced the cancellation of their planned appearances during the summer European/UK festival season this year. An update shared by the band today (January 10th) reads: Due to the continued travel uncertainty surrounding these Covid times, Philip H. Anselmo And The Illegals will regrettably be absent from the following recently confirmed 2022...

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Memphis May Fire’s new album ‘Shapeshifter’ to be released on March 28th, 2025

Memphis May Fire for a large portion of 2024, Matty Mullins (vocals), Kelvin McGregor (guitar), Cory Elder (bass), and Jake Garland (drums) released brand-new singles, each more explosive than the one before it. With great pleasure, they now announce that their upcoming album “Shapeshifter” will be released on March 28th via their longstanding label, Rise...

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Chris Fronzak of Attila shares his point of view on the latest developments about Oceano

Attila leader Chris Fronzak has made a brief statement about Oceano‘s decision to leave their tour with Dealer and Nathan James after intense fan scrutiny. They were going to “make it even sicker now,” he later underlined, suggesting that Oceano‘s support slot would be taken by another band. He has not yet responded to the...

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Sum 41 said goodbye to Germany – check photos from the sold-out Olympiahalle

Punk rock legends Sum 41 wrapped up their German shows in sold out Munich’s Olympiahalle. Band, that’s known for songs “The Hell Song“, “In Too Deep” and “Still Waiting”, really left audience beg for more and more. Show that included such as bunch of pyro and confetti got the audience running in circle pits and crowd surfing not to...

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