Revolver Week in Review

Ever wanted to ask the proggy death metallers or classic-metal group something? Here's your chance!

Pay tribute to Dimebag Darrell and the Cowboys From Hell with this limited-edition tee, featuring a jaw-dropping illustration reimagining the band’s classic Vulgar Display of Power album cover by acclaimed graphic artist Tim Bradstreet.

Two perfect gifts for the holidays are the Inglourious Basterds and Public Enemies DVDs.

Revolver Magazine has teamed with renowned and award-winning graphic illustrator Tim Bradstreet (The Punisher, Hellblazer, “Vampire: The Masquerade”) for a Pantera Vulgar Display of Power commemorative issue, celebrating guitarist Dimebag Darrell on the fifth anniversary of his death.

Ever wonder how Brian Posehn got the gig hosting the Revolver Golden Gods Awards?

For their last show of their American tour, Metallica had to compete with nothing short of the Super Bowl. Luckily, as you may know, Metallica are a big fucking deal.

If you’re familiar with the little seven-day recap we post every Friday, then you’ve come to expect that you’ll be treated to the mellifluous bloguese of Revolver Executive Editor Brandon

Every since we featured Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine, along with a few of his Gigantour cohorts, on the cover of our April issue, we’ve been getting fan mail for Dave from some chick

Compared to last week, this week was booor-ring. We didn’t get any awesome free shit. We didn’t get early listens to any absurdly highly anticipated forthcoming albums.

It’s been a nutty week here at Revolver.