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Heavy Metal’s Greatest Guitar Teams
Heavy Metal’s Greatest Guitar Teams
Heavy Metal’s Greatest Guitar Teams
With the exception of Black Sabbath, early heavy metal was built upon a foundation of two-guitar bands. Whether it was the sturdy rhythm/lead axis of Scorpions' Rudolf Schenker and Uli Jon Roth or Judas Priest's legendary K.K. Downing and Glen Tipton team, metal with two guitars is usually twice is good as metal with just one...
Does the ‘Sophomore Slump’ Exist in Heavy Metal
Does the ‘Sophomore Slump’ Exist in Heavy Metal
Does the ‘Sophomore Slump’ Exist in Heavy Metal
In the second installment of his 'Mean Deviation' column, veteran music journalist Jeff Wagner takes a deep look at the infamous "sophomore slump." Check out the piece as he runs through several metal and hard rock subgenres and examines whether some of our favorite artists' stumbled on their sophomore albums or not...
Heavy Metal Grammy Awards: Who Has Won, Who Should Have Won
Heavy Metal Grammy Awards: Who Has Won, Who Should Have Won
Heavy Metal Grammy Awards: Who Has Won, Who Should Have Won
"I don't know what this means. I don't think it means anything" -- Eddie Vedder, accepting a Grammy for Pearl Jam's 'Spin the Black Circle,' 1996 I tend to take the Pearl Jam Attitude toward the Grammys, but it's still fun to sit back and watch people who know nothing about metal try and hand out awards for "Best Performance" every year...
Trouble Vocalist Kory Clarke Quits, Disses Former Bandmates
Trouble Vocalist Kory Clarke Quits, Disses Former Bandmates
Trouble Vocalist Kory Clarke Quits, Disses Former Bandmates
Kory Clarke, late of Warrior Soul, has quit legendary Chicago doom band Trouble. The singer is leaving the group behind in order to start The Bones of Children, a new band, with Russ Strahan, who did time in Pentagram and Land of Doom. Clarke had been fronting Trouble since 2008, when he replaced original singer Eric Wagner...

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