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Fakt, stanowił fantastyczną sekcję z Otto.

Ja poza Fredem w tym zespole kojarzyłem tylko Wesa, ale skoro co-founder i taki charakterystyczny sound to tym bardziej szkoda.

McClain nie jest już członkiem Sacred Reich. Eduardo Baldo będzie grał na nadchodzącej trasie. Nowa płyta na wiosnę.

Samael z nowym kawałkiem zapowiadającym nowy album -
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C49TF2ISv ... FtYWVsoAcB

Całkiem przyjemne granie.

Pono nie żyje Jakaś czarna seria dotknęła polski rap w tym roku, nawet ja zauważyłem.

O kurde rip słuchało się

RIP, Będębrałcięwaucie na zawsze moim seduszku.

Pono podobno miał się przekręcic na zawał. Niecałe 50 lat chłop i taka historia... Smutne, pamiętam jak się słuchało klasyka "Pierdole to" bedąc gówniarzem. Dobre czasy, RIP Pono.

Niestety, zawały między 40 a 50 są podobno najgorsze R.I.P.

Ciekawostka:

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DjvM2rbL8/

Cover Frozen Madonny w wykonaniu Chucka Schuldinera. Gdy wchodzi perka, brzmi to jakby mogło być wrzucone na Discouraged Ones Katatonii

Dobra zmiana w Metal Church

METAL CHURCH RETURNS WITH NEW LINEUP, SINGLE AND MUSIC VIDEO "F.A.F.O":
Watch the new video at: https://youtu.be/X23RO0LjUk8
Stream or download at: https://lnk.to/MetalChurch

The new lineup consists of founding member, guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof, guitarist Rick Van Zandt, bassist David Ellefson, drummer Ken Mary and vocalist Brian Allen.

New Album of Metal Church Music to be Released in 2026 via Rat Pak Records.

West Coast heavy metal veterans Metal Church return with a revitalized lineup and a hard-hitting new single that underscores the sound that has driven their four-decade legacy. The new formation features founding member and guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof, alongside longtime guitarist Rick Van Zandt, joined by bass icon David Ellefson, powerhouse drummer Ken Mary, and dynamic new vocalist Brian Allen.
Following the band’s recent tour and return from Australia, Metal Church found themselves at a crossroads. An unexpected spark reignited Kurdt’s creative drive, prompting him to reach out to the musicians who would ultimately shape the group’s next chapter. Their chemistry in the studio gave rise to the blistering new track “F.A.F.O.” — a song that immediately energized the band and inspired them to continue writing and recording. The new single was produced by Kurdt Vanderhoof and mixed/mastered by Zeuss at Planet Z.
Those sessions have now evolved into a brand-new Metal Church album, set for release in 2026 via Rat Pak Records. Additional details will be announced soon.
“After 45 years, the fact that we have new music coming in 2025 feels like a miracle. There was a time when I honestly didn’t think Metal Church would continue, but we’re back—and this lineup is firing on all cylinders. I can’t tell you how excited I am to have a new single on the way; that alone makes this moment incredibly special. ‘F.A.F.O.’ is an aggressive thrasher, and I think the fans are really going to dig it. We certainly do—otherwise it wouldn’t be Metal Church,” explains Kurdt Vanderhoof.
Metal Church plan to tour extensively in 2026 and some festival dates have already been announced with more to come. All information on touring plans and links to tickets can be found at: https://www.metalchurchofficial.com
Wed, Aug 5, 2026 - Josefov, Czech - Brutal Assault Festival
Sat, Aug 8, 2026 - Kortrijik, Belgium - Alcatraz Festival
Sun, Aug 9, 2026 - Geiselwind, Germany - Keep It True Festival
Born out of the explosive West Coast metal scene of the early ’80s, Metal Church quickly established themselves as one of the genre’s most formidable and musically sophisticated bands. After signing with Elektra Records, the group released two landmark albums — their self-titled debut Metal Church and its follow-up The Dark — both of which remain essential listening in the heavy metal canon. As the U.S. metal wave surged, Metal Church hit the road with label-mates Metallica, further solidifying their reputation for precision, power, and uncompromising intensity. The band continued to evolve into the late ’80s and early ’90s, tackling political and social themes with vocalist Mike Howe on the acclaimed albums Blessing in Disguise and The Human Factor. While many peers shifted toward the era’s commercial trends, Metal Church stayed true to their heavy roots — a commitment that earned them a loyal global following. In 2016, the band reunited with Howe for their eleventh studio album XI, which debuted at #57 on the Billboard Top 200and charted internationally, marking one of the strongest comebacks in modern metal. Its 2018 successor, Damned If You Do, continued that momentum with additional worldwide chart success and reaffirmed the band’s enduring relevance.
Now entering a powerful new chapter, Metal Church features founding member, guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof, longtime guitarist Rick Van Zandt, bass legend David Ellefson, elite drummer Ken Mary, and dynamic vocalist Brian Allen. With renewed energy, a legacy spanning over four decades, and a rapidly expanding worldwide fan base, Metal Church remains a driving force in modern heavy metal — still pushing forward, still evolving, and still unmistakably Metal Church.

O kurde, ciekawe info, nie spodziewałem się takich zmian. Tylko szkoda, że nie ma żadnej wzmianki o rozstaniu się z resztą zespołu (nie licząc Ricka), ani żadnego słowa podziękowania dla nich. W końcu Steve Unger był w zespole od 2004 roku, a więc ponad dwie dekady. Ale dobrze, że pozbyli się ostatniego wokalisty, bo był irytujący.

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Alissa White-Gluz odchodzi z Arch Enemy.
Szkoda, lubiłem zespół z nią w składzie. To co, Angela wraca?

sajki pisze: ↑ndz lis 23, 2025 12:15 pm Alissa White-Gluz odchodzi z Arch Enemy.
Szkoda, lubiłem zespół z nią w składzie. To co, Angela wraca?

Fajnie by było

A ona nie odeszła ze względu na problemy z głosem?

Od jakiegoś czasu miała narzekać na work-life balance.

Alissa już ogłosiła solową płytę i już ma klip na YT do oglądnięcia. Idzie na swoje.