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In Revolver’s March/April issue, we interview Gorgoroth guitarist Infernus and drummer Tomas Asklund about the band’s new album, Quantos Possunt Ad Satanitatem Trahunt (Regain), the band’s new lineup, and Satanism. For those of you who didn’t get enough (or are too cheap to buy the magazine), here’s the best of the rest of our wide-ranging chat.
Like you, we here at Revolver are still mourning the loss of Avenged Sevenfold drummer Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan. That’s why we included a poster of him and an obituary in the March/April issue, on stands now. Many of the Rev’s peers wanted to weigh in, too. So over the coming days, we’ll post remembrances by the Rev’s friends, people he looked up to and artists who looked up to him. Burn Halo frontman James Hart shares his thoughts here.
Art-metal group Daughters and their label, Hydra Head, have been kind enough to share their crushing new, self-titled album with Revolver. The record came out this week, but you can stream in its entirety right here!
Watch as hard rockers Day of Fire perform “Light ’Em Up,” a song off their latest release, Losing All (Razor & Tie). Frontman Josh Brown fills us in on the song.
Slash has a new solo album coming out, which includes guest vocalists like Ozzy, Lemmy, M. Shadows, Fergie, Wolfmother's Andrew Stockdale, and others. In anticipation of this record, he's agreed to answer questions from his fans for Revolver's "Going Postal" column, where your favorite artists lose their minds answering your letters. So send your questions about the solo album, Velvet Revolver, and GN'R to goingpostal@revolvermag.com by March 15, and we'll print the best in the next issue of Revolver.
Like you, we here at Revolver are still mourning the loss of Avenged Sevenfold drummer Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan. That’s why we included a poster of him and an obituary in the March/April issue, on stands now. Many of the Rev’s peers wanted to weigh in, too. So over the coming days, we’ll post remembrances by the Rev’s friends, people he looked up to and artists who looked up to him. Here, Atreyu drummer-singer Brandon Saller shares his thoughts.
