It's kind of like if you were listening to some really dark metal, only with some hairdryers playing really loudly over the music making it sound all distorted.
Truly a way to feel gr1mly misnathropic nihilistic. This is the key to self-realization
It's kind of like if you were listening to some really dark metal, only with some hairdryers playing really loudly over the music making it sound all distorted.
Truly a way to feel gr1mly misnathropic nihilistic. This is the key to self-realization
Bassist Tomasz "Reyash" Rejek has left Polish death metal veterans VADER. He has released the following statement on the matter:
"Ave! After over two years of cooperation, I've decided to quit VADER due to personal reasons. I'd like to thank my bandmates for hundreds of gigs played together, I wish you all the best. At the same time I'd like to inform that I shall continue my music adventure along with my bands CHRIST AGONY, SUPREME LORD and WITCHMASTER. See you in Hell."
Slayer has chosen a legend to replace a legend. Gary Holt, leader of original Bay Area Thrash band Exodus has been selected by the band to replace Jeff Hanneman who is sitting out the band's upcoming Soundwave Festival tour of Australia. As the founder and mainstay of Exodus, Holt has penned some of the most endearing albums in thrash metal and makes a strong case for his band to be on equal footing with any of the so called Big Four. Last years sensational modern thrash opus Exhibit B: The Human Condition (Nuclear Blast) topped many year end lists.
As previously reported Hanneman was hospitalized in late January when he underwent emergency surgery for a serious infection in his right arm. The diagnosis was necrotizing faciitis, more commonly known as flesh-eating bacteria syndrome. Although he is expected to make a full recovery there is no timetable when he can return to the stage.
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Truly a way to feel gr1mly misnathropic nihilistic. This is the key to self-realization
"Ave! After over two years of cooperation, I've decided to quit VADER due to personal reasons. I'd like to thank my bandmates for hundreds of gigs played together, I wish you all the best. At the same time I'd like to inform that I shall continue my music adventure along with my bands CHRIST AGONY, SUPREME LORD and WITCHMASTER. See you in Hell."
As previously reported Hanneman was hospitalized in late January when he underwent emergency surgery for a serious infection in his right arm. The diagnosis was necrotizing faciitis, more commonly known as flesh-eating bacteria syndrome. Although he is expected to make a full recovery there is no timetable when he can return to the stage.
and we're broke
and I can't find my coat
And the sun is coming up
and oh my god I think
I'm still drunk.
Where's my coat?