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Philip’s new interview with Capitol Chaos Tv. Talks about unreleased Pantera tracks and more.

The entire interview can be found here: https://capitalchaostv.com/2017/04/18/horror-music-and-sports-with-philip-h-anselmo/

Below are some interesting snippets:

CC: How did you first get into music and did you ever like Pop, Funk or Soul music?
Phil: Absolutely, All of the above and how did I get into music? I was born and raised into a household of it. I had very, very young parents and I guess in the late 60’s, mid to late 60’s living in the French Quarter – music was tremendous so the plethora influences was thick, if you will.
CC: Do you recall any funk artists that you may have dug right off the bat like maybe The Gap Band or Rick James or…
Phil: That’s an interesting question…Um, you know band like The Gap Band and Rick James, I mean, as far as radio hits…I mean, you gotta love Rick James. I…what is it, Super Freak…I mean, you gotta love it, it’s a killer riff…I mean, it’s lovable so but gosh this is interesting, I like this interview…Growing up one of the big hits on the radio in New Orleans was “Right Place, Wrong Time” by Dr. John, so we had this different feel…I mean, I don’t know if Dr. John can be lumped in with traditional folk, pardon me traditional funk players…But. It’s like, um…it’s still for I guess New Orleans funky feel…I mean we’ve always had The Meters play and I’ve seen The Meters jam a few times throughout my life and they always throw down…So the funky, funky Meters and Dr. John and you know what more can be said…But, more…I love em’, I love em’. Once again though there artists with quite the catalogs. If you pointed to one direct record or anything like that. It’s like a lot of bands, you know you like certain songs that you’re aware of and then there’s you know, like case in point, another cat would be David Essex, his biggest hit would be, “Rock On” like back in the day. His sound reminds me of WAR. It’s like if WAR was the backing band, it almost sounds like it. But, he had another song of that record called, “Streetfight” which was fucking badass man, so kick ass, so you know, there you go, I mean, we can can go any direction you want from here.

CC: Is there anything Pantera left to release or has it already come out already?
Phil: That’s interesting because I did find a track I cannot make heads or tails out of and I know it’s the guys…But, I never did vocals over the top of it and I’m sure back in the day there was good reason for it, it doesn’t really do much, it’s like, riffs back & forth and that’s that, so it must’ve been just a…I guess, a mulling type of idea that had gone on, either we put it to bed or just moved on because truthfully Pantera there really was not that much unreleased material laying around, there really wasn’t we used almost everything that we…um, would come up with I guess you know?

CC: Does it bother you to hear artists express their opinions on subjects outside of music, such as, politics and do you like their art any less if you disagree with them?
Phil: That’s an interesting question, um…because obviously we just had this crazy election “cycle” (?) pass…and yes it’s fucking crazy! …Honestly!
CC: There’s some people that think musicians should only have opinion to do with music, and if they…
Phil: Ah well, that’s bullshit you know, like human beings I don’t think a damn person on the planet outta be thought policed that’s ridiculous and if you have an opinion on something that;s all it is and it’s an opinion…so…doesn’t really bug me all that much. It’s when I guess it seems like if a person has a large following, I guess, it starts and ends there. You know, if you have a large following and then you are speaking politically and you are an actress, actor, musician, whatever and you’re trying to sway your audience, you know it’s …at the end of the day it’s really up to the individual, you know I’m all about the individual…you know, I’m all about individuality that’s what makes the world go ‘round. Individuality and all the wonderful things within individuality. I don’t like boxes, check marks and groups and all that shit. It’s like, stand your own ground with your own ideas and your own belief system or whatever man, you know, it’s like religion…it’s like…believe what you want but don’t try to convert me, ya know.

Superjoint is currently on tour!

4/25/17 Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theater http://bit.ly/2norwrE
4/26/17 Las Vegas, NV @ Brooklyn Bowl http://ticketf.ly/2pmVb4U
4/27/17 West Hollywood, CA @ Whiskey A Go Go http://bit.ly/2ogbBiX
4/29/17 San Diego, CA @ Brick By Brick http://ticketf.ly/2nyHQKc
4/30/17 San Francisco, CA @ Slim’s http://bit.ly/2omEFC8
5/2/17 Seattle, WA @ El Corazon http://ticketf.ly/2mTSsDn
5/3/17 Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater http://bit.ly/2oeinFL
5/5/17 Billings, MT @ Pub Station http://ticketf.ly/2oYYdzM
5/6/17 Jerome, ID @ Diamondz Event Center http://bit.ly/2oYVqqj
5/7/17 Grand Junction, CO @ Mesa Theater http://ticketf.ly/2nyFg7n
5/9/17 Colorado Springs, CO @ Black Sheep http://ticketf.ly/2nAIJir
5/10/17 Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall http://ticketf.ly/2nQdmm8
5/12/17 Wichita, KS @ The Cotillion http://ticketf.ly/2osghlh
5/13/17 Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom http://bit.ly/2okE7Pd
5/14/17 Dallas, TX @ Trees http://ticketf.ly/2osj91g

MEET N’ GREET INFO: http://bit.ly/2pWPAlZ

Elliot from littlepunkpeople.net interviews Bill Mosely and Phil Anselmo about upcoming “Songs Of Darkness And Despair” release.

Horror icon Bill Moseley and Philip will Release “Songs Of Darkness And Despair” through Housecore in January 2017. Bill is mostly known as Chop Top in Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, and Otis in Rob Zombie’s House Of 1000 Corpses and Devil’s Rejects.

Phil and and Stephen “The Big Fella” Berrigan (Down, SYK, Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals, Eyehategod, haarp, Classhole, etc.) produced it, and mastered by Scott Hull of Visceral Sound. “Songs Of Darkness And Despair” includes guest appearances by Kevin Bond (Superjoint) on guitar, Squizzy Squires (King Parrot) on bass and guitar, and Jose “Blue” Gonzalez (Superjoint, Warbeast, Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals)

You can pre-order Bill and Phil cds, vinyl, shirts, bundles and other stuff right now, here: http://www.thehousecorestore.com/

New videos of Philip and Rex jamming this past week

Superjoint visited Tempe, AZ on October 3rd during the Blackest Of The Black tour with Danzig. Below is the song they closed their set with “Fuck Your Enemy”:

Nashville, Tennessee’s THEE ROCK N’ ROLL RESIDENCY was joined on September 30 by Rex Brown and ACCEPT drummer Christopher Williams. Below is their jam of Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs”:

VH1 lists Philip’s “10 coolest non-Pantera projects”.

Originally posted on vh1.com here.

Phil Anselmo’s 10 Coolest Non-Pantera Projects
Down, Superjoint + beyond: how the hardest working beast in extreme music keeps going.
by Mike McPadden 9/19/2015

When you mention Philip Hansen Anselmo, most heavy music fans known him primarily, if not exclusively, as the vocalist of Pantera.

Alas, Anselmo’s time as the front-maniac of those metal titans is just the beginning of how New Orleans’ loudest and proudest son has impacted music—and so much more.

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Phil Anselmo continually creates, shapes, promotes, and inspires extreme rock—along with films, art, festivals, and other media—in an ever-evolving variety of vehicles and guises. And all of Phil’s undertakings, rest assured, definitely fall under the classification of “extreme.”

In 2015, Anselmo’s Superjoint group embarked on their first tour in over a decade, and his annual Housecore Horror Festival is gearing up to once again soak Texas with sonic and cinematic boodle-letting. So now is a perfect time pay tribute to this tireless one-man metal mayhem factory with a salute to ten of his coolest, and heaviest, projects.

10 Metal Grasshopper

To simply listen to Phil Anselmo’s ferocious singing voice is to, understandably, perhaps miss out on how hilariously good-humored he also happens to be. One performer who picked up on that side of Phil is comedian Dave Hill. Together, they created Metal Grasshopper, a web series in which Anselmo schools Hill in the uproariously definable art of being, at all times, metal.

9 Boxing Insider

hil Anselmo’s vocals pummel listeners like an onslaught of prizefighter combination punches, and to watch him in performance is see clearly how the sweet science impacted Phil’s stage presence. Anselmo comes by this association way more than honestly: as a lifetime fight fan, Phil frequently speaks about the sport, and reguarly serves as a writer and correspondent for the industry’s bible, Boxing Insider.

8 Anton Crowley

Aleister Crowley aka “The Great Beast” was a world-changing British philosopher, occultist, multimedia artist, and champion mountain climber familiar to heavy metal fans through a multitude of venues, including Ozzy Osbourne’s “Mr. Crowley” and Jimmy Page taking up residence in the old sorcerer’s castle on Loch Ness.

Anton LaVey founded the Church of Satan in 1966 and three years later authored The Satanic Bible. Ever since then, both the book and/or some representation of LaVey’s chrome-domed, arched-eyebrowed visage have been as required fixtures in every budding headbanger’s bedroom alongside black-light posters, skull t-shirts, and Sabbath records coated with weed-rolling residue.

In creating a new high-concept persona, Phil Anselmo combined the two unholy icons as “Anton Crowley.” He’s used the name while playing guitar for death metal gore hounds Necrophagia, singing lo-fi black metal with Viking Crown, screaming in the name of Satan for Christ Inversion, and other undertakings as he so feels possessed by the Anton Crowley spirit.…

*NEW DATES ADDED FOR Philip H Anselmo’s SUPERJOINT*

Danzig is bringing back the “Blackest of the Black” tour for 2015 and Superjoint is going with them! Superjoint has added dates on some of the Blackest of the Black off days. Here are the newly added Superjoint dates:
Oct. 02 – Window Rock, AZ @ Window Rock Sports Center (w Prong)
Oct. 10 – Atlanta, GA @ Center Stage ( W/ Prong & Witch Mountain)
Oct. 15 – Norfolk, VA @ Norva (W/ Prong & Witch Mountain)
Oct. 30 – Sacramento CA @ Ace Of Spades ( W/ Prong)

Here is the full list so far:
*Oct. 02 – Window Rock, AZ @ Window Rock Sports Center (w Prong)
Oct. 03 – Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre
Oct. 05 – Austin, TX @ Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheatre
Oct. 07 – Memphis, TN @ Minglewood Hall
Oct. 09 – New Orleans, LA @ Civic Theatre
*Oct. 10 – Atlanta, GA @ Center Stage ( W/ Prong & Witch Mountain)
Oct. 11 – Birmingham, AL @ Iron City
Oct. 12 – Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live
Oct. 14 – Charlotte, NC @ the Fillmore
*Oct. 15 – Norfolk, VA @ Norva (W/ Prong & Witch Mountain)
Oct. 16 – Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
Oct. 17 – Worcester, MA @ “Rock & Shock” the Palladium
Oct. 18 – Montreal, QC @ Metropolis
Oct. 20 – Portland, ME @ State Theatre
Oct. 21 – New York, NY @ Best Buy Theatre
Oct. 23 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre
Oct. 24 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Rave
Oct. 25 – Omaha, NE @ Sokol Auditorium
Oct. 27 – Boulder, CO @ Boulder Theatre
Oct. 29 – San Jose, CA @ City National Civic
*Oct. 30 – Sacramento CA @ Ace Of Spades ( W/ Prong)
Oct. 31 – Los Angeles, CA @ Microsoft Theatre
*not with Danzig…

Philip announces that Superjoint will headline Housecore Horror Film Festival 3

Remaining Superjoint Summer 2015 Tour Dates:
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7/21 — Greensboro, N.C. — Greene Street
7/23 — Clarksville, Tenn. — Warehouse Live
7/24 — Pensacola, Fla. — Vinyl Music Hall
7/25 — Shreveport, La. — Warehouse
7/26 – New Orleans, La. — House Of Blues