Maylene and the Sons of Disaster

After a horrific ATV accident, the Maylene and the Sons of Disaster vocalist issues a health update nearly two years later.

After a life-threatening ATV crash back in August, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster frontman Dallas Taylor has provided an update on his health.

According to Taylor’s brother, the musician suffered multiple broken bones, internal bleeding and head injuries.

Members Dallas Taylor and Jake Duncan allege they were brutally attacked by police after video taping drunk nightclub patrons trying to fight cops.

Southern metal baddasses Maylene and the Sons of Disaster are getting into the movie business. The band has provided the soundtrack to a new indie flick called cockroaches. Featuring a cast of scumbag characters from various corners of the crime market, cockroaches is a crime caper Noisecreep can de…

Maylene and the Sons of Disaster recently released their official video for 'Open Your Eyes,' and it stars one of the baddest motherf---ers on the planet.
Legendary character actor Danny Trejo ('Machete,' 'The Devil's Rejects') steals the show, playing a torturous m…

Maylene and the Sons of Disaster are road dogs of the upteenth degree. Ever since forming in 2004, the Alabama metal troupe has spent most of their time out on tour in support of their four studio albums. This past September Maylene and the Sons of Disaster released 'IV,' a high-energy bat…

For the past couple of months, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster have been out on the road in support of 'IV,' their latest album of Southern-plated hard rock. The Alabama-based group just concluded a tour opening for Thursday, but they'll be back on the live circuit come early 2012...

Earlier this year, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster released 'IV,' their latest collection of Southern-tinged hard rock. The record's storyline finds the band as renegade outlaws from a 1920s gangster/prohibition era real-life crime family...

Maylene and the Sons of Disaster has spent the last few weeks criss-crossing North America in support of their new album, 'IV.' The record features one slithery guitar riff after the other and is the best thing the Alabama-based band has ever put down on tape...