stormtroopers of death

Saying a lot with a little.

Would Sergeant D not rise again?

Watch Scott Ian, Charlie Benante and Dan Lilker virtually rock out.

The Anthrax guitarist says he would love to play some European festivals with the crossover thrash outfit he formed in the mid-80s.

Lamb of God invited Anthrax's Scott Ian and Charlie Benante up to take on Stormtroopers of Death's 'United Forces.'

Stormtroopers of Death burst onto the scene 30 years ago, but Scott Ian has no plans to reunite the band and cites a host of reasons why in a recent interview.

Metal is one of those genres that takes itself so seriously, it's automatically hilarious. That's why we've endeavored to bring you the top 10 funny songs in metal. Granted, it's more than possible we missed a few tracks, which is why we encourage you to offer your two cents...

Back in the day, punks and metalheads were bitter enemies, a problem Billy Milano addressed in the immortal Stormtroopers of Death ode 'United Forces.' He urged, "Skinheads and bangers and punks stand as one/Crossover to a final scene/United forces and their job won't be done/Until the world can see," and it seems that the latter generations listened, as now, you'll generally Mohawks an

By now, all of the metal community is aware of the drama in the Anthrax camp. After the exit of vocalist John Bush in 2004, the band reunited with former frontman Joey Belladonna. Although the touring they did with him was hugely successful -- especially with stubborn older fans -- things didn't work out, and Belladonna left once again...