Category Archives: Pantera
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AXS.com did an interview with Glenn Tipton and Richie Faulkner of Judas Priest before their November 7 performance at Fun Fun Fun Fest (FFF Fest) in Austin, Texas. (Entire interview on Soundcloud below). When asked about Pantera, Glenn Tipton said “they were a very innovative band, a great band, a great bunch of guys. I […]
Pantera, Vinnie Paul
TMZ plays video of Vinnie reaching out to Wyatt! New ddrum starter kit on the way!
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The video says it all! Click here to see the original story on tmz.com. Click here to see Wyatt on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Click here to see the original video. To those who are new to Pantera and are just dropping by out of curiosity, the name of the song Wyatt is drumming to is […]
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Wyatt’s metoric rise to internet fame led him to Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night. Here is his cute and crushing appeance as he accepted the “Can they do it live?” challenge. To those who are new to Pantera and are just dropping by out of curiosity, the name of the song Wyatt is drumming to […]
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“Lego Wall” Wyatt became an internet sensation when his crushing rendition of Pantera’s “5 Minutes Alone” went viral this past weekend. This morning (Nov 12) Wyatt made his National Network TV debut! Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy The list of sites Wyatt is featured on continues to grow! […]
Originally from Loudwire.com here. The ’90s were a challenging decade for metal. The enormous growth of the genre in the ’80s certainly carried over at the start of the decade, with powerhouse classics from the Big 4 of thrash kicking things off at a steady clip. But what followed was the wholesale retreat of metal […]
Originally from revolvermag.com here. Shortly after you toured with them, you worked with him on the song “Light Comes Out of Black,” for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer soundtrack. How did that come together? I was away from Priest. Sony were working on the soundtrack. They wanted Sony artists and asked me to write a […]
So this happened this week: Photo By: Annie Atlasman Metal Allegiance doing A New Level: Metal Allegiance doing Fucking Hostile: Metal Allegiance doing Mouth For War:
Noisey is proud to present NOLA: Life, Death and Heavy Blues from the Bayou, a seven-part series examining the people and the culture that helped foster bands like DOWN, Eyehategod, Crowbar, Goatwhore and many others. From the crawfish-littered tables of the secluded Anselmo compound to a fishing boat with Eyehategod in the swamps, we’ll discuss […]
Here are some excerpts from the entire interview which can be found here: http://www.metal-rules.com/metalnews/2014/09/01/interview-with-vinnie-paul-hellyeah-pantera/ MR – You mentioned earlier just how well produced the album is. You had Kevin Churko produce this one for you. You yourself produced the first two Hellyeah records have you never fancied getting back to producing or do you just […]
Due to a turn of tragic events, our dear friend and tour manager, Guy Sykes recently lost his granddaughter to an alcohol related car accident. All of our hearts weigh very heavy for him and his family during this difficult time, as no one should ever have to go through the heartbreak of losing a […]
The winners for the 2014 Covers From Hell contest have been chosen! Thank you all VERY MUCH for your entries! It was a lot of work and a lot of fun to go through them all. It was extremely difficult to pick these winners because of the sheer amount of talent that was put on […]
In commemoration of a legendary artist, legendary band, and 20th Anniversary of a legendary album, Dean Guitars has created the ultimate collector’s piece–The Dimebag Pantera ‘Far Beyond Driven’ ML. This Dean Guitar ML is equipped with a bolt-on maple neck, basswood body, DMT® Design bridge pickup, and a Floyd Rose Special. The Dean ML body […]
Pantera, Philip H Anselmo, Rex Brown
Philip interviewed at Download Festival, videos of Rex and Philip joining each others bands to do Pantera songs.
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Philip talks about himself keeping festival concerts unique with “blasts from the past”, and how he hates rock stars. Philip also touches on heavy metal genres and sub-genres, and how the headlining power of festivals could be safe in the hands of surprising new bands or quite possibly reunions of older more established bands. Here […]