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Metal Church Bassist Convicted of Growing Marijuana, Found Not Guilty on Organized Crime Charges
Metal Church Bassist Convicted of Growing Marijuana, Found Not Guilty on Organized Crime Charges
Former Metal Church bassist Stephen Wesley Ungerbuehler has been found guilty of growing marijuana, Washington's News Tribune reports, and while that makes him a convicted felon, he's likely breathing a sigh of relief. Ungerbuehler -- who professionally goes under the name Steve Unger -- had also been facing a pair of more serious charges, and had the jury in Tacoma found him guilty of money laund
Megadeth Drummer Shawn Drover — Your iPod Is Showing
Megadeth Drummer Shawn Drover — Your iPod Is Showing
"I have always said that I like everything from Marduk to Mozart, and this pretty much proves it," Megadeth drummer Shawn Drover tells Noisecreep in reference to his 'Your iPod Is Showing' submission. He's not kidding. Drover's iPod list starts with Vivaldi's 'The Four Seasons,' ends with Pat Travers' 'Gettin' Betta' and features a broad variety of classic rock, classic metal, neo-classi
Machines of Grace Break Down Film of Their Shows, Just Like a Football Team
Machines of Grace Break Down Film of Their Shows, Just Like a Football Team
The 1990s rockers Wickedwitch are getting a second chance. Lead singer Zak Stevens (vocals, whose credits include Circle II Circle, Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Savatage), Matt Leff (guitars), Chris Rapoza (bass) and Jeff Plate (drums, whose credits include Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Savatage and Metal Church) have reformed as Machines of Grace...
Plenty of Rock and Heat at Rocklahoma 2009
Plenty of Rock and Heat at Rocklahoma 2009
From so-called 'heavy metal day' to straight-up glam, Rocklahoma 2009 featured four days of non-stop music, fans ... and excruciating heat. Held annually in Pryor, Okla., Rocklahoma attracts music fans from around the globe. This year, the event took place July 9-12, with bands like Anthrax, Overkill, Twisted Sister, Danger Danger, Kix, Stryper, Ratt and many more entertaining the crowd ... Read
Rediscovered Steel – ‘No Place For Disgrace’ by Flotsam & Jetsam
Rediscovered Steel – ‘No Place For Disgrace’ by Flotsam & Jetsam
Flotsam & Jetsam have garnered their fair share of public and critical praise throughout their three decade career. That said, their record sales haven't reached the kind of numbers their thrilling output justly deserves. In 1986 the Arizona thrash unit released 'Doomsday For the Deceiver' which found a healthy following in the underground but the band lost bassist and songwriter Jason Newsted

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