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“Dimebag” Darrell Abbott Honored With Ozzfest Superjam

Besides for the headliners, no one was better represented at Ozzfest’s one-show stint at Pizza Hut Park than the late “Dimebag” Darrell Abbott, who was killed onstage at a Damageplan show on December 8, 2004 in Ohio. For most of the day, that was in the form of T-shirts, tattoos and the virtual army of men in baggy cargo shorts and pink-dyed goatees. But following the set by Hellyeah, featuring his brother Vinnie Paul on drums, Dimebag’s music was there, too. “Mouth for War” — with Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta on vocals and Slayer’s Kerry King on guitar — kicked off the tribute set, and brought with it the first big moment of the festival that didn’t involve a girl pulling aside her bikini top. “A New Level” followed, with Max Cavalera and King Diamond sharing vocals and King and Anthrax’s Scott Ian tag-teaming on guitar. An acoustic cover of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” headed by Jerry Cantrell, served as a palate cleanser, before Metallica’s Kirk Hammett and Hellyeah/Mudvayne singer Chad Gray came out for “Fucking Hostile.” Because the two giant screens on either side of the stage were filled with video clips and still photos of Dime rather than footage from the stage, it was difficult to make out who was performing. It was a nice touch, but it helped blunt the power of the all-star jam. It was nearly impossible to make out that Metallica’s Lars Ulrich played drums on the cover of “Wish You Were Here,” or that the woman singing along with Cantrell on that cover was Pearl Aday, Meat Loaf’s daughter and Ian’s fiancée. Squinting only takes you so far. More Ozzfest: • Ozzy, Metallica, Serj Tankian Lead Ozzfest • The Sword Highlight Ozzfest Second Stage [Photo: AFP/Getty]

Published: 2008-08-11 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News, Festivals, More News

Hatebreed to release covers album

Connecticut hardcore bruisers Hatebreed have revealed that they will be releasing a 18-track covers album through Century Media later this year. For The Lions will be released in the UK on May 11. The track-listing is as follows: 01: Slayer – Ghosts of War 02: Cro-Mags - It's The Limit 03: Suicidal Tendencies - Suicidal Maniac 04: Sepultura - Refuse/Resist 05: Metallica – Escape 06: Bad Brains – Supertouch/Shitfit 07: Misfits – Hatebreeders 08: D.R.I. - Evil Minds 09: Madball - Set It Off 10: Sick Of It All - Shut Me Out 11: Black Flag- Thirsty 12: Negative Approach - Sick Of Talk 13: Crowbar - All I Had I Gave 14: Merauder - Life Is Pain 15: Agnostic Front - Your Mistake 16: Judge - Hear Me 17: Obituary - I'm In Pain 18: Subzero - Boxed In In related news, the band recently parted ways with guitarist Sean Martin, who has since been replaced by original guitarist Wayne Lozinak. "I speak on behalf of all of us and we support Sean's decision to leave and want him to be happy and successful at everything he does," says frontman Jamey Jasta. "There are no bad feelings at all and you'll probably see him hanging on stage at some of our local shows. We're family and he will be missed but Hatebreed will forge on!"

Published: 2009-02-25 Provider: Kerrang!

"Maniacal" by Sworn Enemy

With song titles like "Destroyer" and "Time To Rage," Sworn Enemy certainly aren't masking their intentions. These dudes are here to puff out their chests and play abrasive, three-chord, traditional hardcore that’s yard hard: that is, Sworn Enemy's music is tougher than a pack of heavily tattooed thugs doing hard time in a correctional facility. While you wouldn’t want to tango with any of these dudes on the mean streets, you sure want to get your aggression out during one of their shows when they are playing songs from this record. On Maniacal, Sworn Enemy pounds out simplistic, yet moshable riffs expressly designed for your pit pleasure, while vocalist Sal LoCocco chokes out savage screams. While not as chunky or as metallic as bands like Throwdown or Hatebreed, Sworn Enemy play with the kind of brute, basic force that is reserved for cave men thawing out after the ice age. Maniacal probably won’t end up as part of the hardcore canon years down the road, it's suitable enough to

Published: 2008-02-28 Provider: Artist Direct

Machine Head 2010 dates in full

Machine Head have officially unveiled all of their February 2010 UK tour dates. Dubbed The Black Procession Tour, the bill will also feature Hatebreed, Bleeding Through and All Shall Perish. Dates are as follows: February 16 Plymouth, Pavilion 18 Brixton, Academy 21 Birmingham, Academy 23 Glasgow, Academy 26 Manchester, Apollo Tickets go on sale at 9AM this Friday (September 4) from www.aloud.com.

Published: 2009-09-01 Provider: Kerrang!

Hatebreed to release self-titled album in October

Hatebreed will release their self-titled new album in October. The band’s fifth studio album was produced by Zeuss and will feature the return of their original guitar player Wayne Lozinak, who replaces Sean Martin. “This album is a monster! “ says frontman Jamey Jasta. “We've survived some pretty rough times and the music shows it. There was no reason to change the recipe that our fans know and love, but we added a few brutal new ingredients and we're more than amped on the results. Violence is

Published: 2009-08-21 Provider: Kerrang!

17 more bands added to Download bill!

Kerrang! Dot Com can exclusively reveal that 17 more bands have been added to the bill of the Kerrang!-sponsored Download festival! Joining headliers Faith No More, Slipknot and Def Leppard in this latest announcement are: Hatebreed, A Day To Remember, In This Moment, Therapy?, God Forbid, Backyard Babies, Hostile, Middle Class Rut, No Americana, Esoterica, Suicide Silence, Tim 'Ripper' Owens, Voivod, Sylosis, Turbo Wolf, We Are The Ocean and Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen's side-project Man

Published: 2009-04-21 Provider: Kerrang!

MTV Celebrates 20 Years of “Headbangers Ball”

Photo: Samad/AFP/Getty The year was 1988. The first George Bush was elected as President, Kirk Gibson of the Los Angeles Dodgers was limping his way across the bases in the World Series and MTV was airing a show dedicated to heavy metal called Headbangers Ball. Even though their flagstaff hard rock program has been relegated to VJ-less MTV2 status in recent years, MTV will still pay homage to the show that gave metal heads stiff necks two decades ago with a 20th anniversary celebration. Highlighting the festivities is an interview and live performance by Headbangers favorite band, Metallica. Other specials include an Avenged Sevenfold concert from the Long Beach Arena, the premiere of Slipknot’s “Dead Memories” video and a heavy metal panel featuring the show’s past VJs like Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider, Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta and the show’s most memorable host, Riki Rachtmann (who presided over a number of phenomenal video premieres, including the Rock Daily favorite “November Rain”). Still, all that headbanging probably knocked a screw loose inside MTV’s head, as 2008 is actually the 21st anniversary of the show: The first Headbangers Ball aired in April 1987. Then there’s the fact that the show was off the air from 1995 to 2003, but who cares? The party begins on MTV2 on October 20th. Related Stories: • MTV Puts TRL on Hiatus • Talk Show Flashback: Beastie Boys Hang Out on Old, Weird MTV • Backstage at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards

Published: 2008-10-09 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News

Kingdom Of Sorrow LP Has 'A Little Of Everything'; Plus Carcass, Gojira & More News That Rules, In Metal File

Kingdom of Sorrow's debut is not a Hatebreed/Crowbar hybrid. Plus, Carcass, Gojira and more news that rules, in Metal File.

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"Kingdom of Sorrow" by Kingdom of Sorrow

Kingdom Of Sorrow is the brainchild of Hatebreed's hardcore hero Jamey Jasta and Down/Crowbar guitarist Kirk Windstein. Now, slow your roll before you go writing this band off and erroneously thinking that Kingdom Of Sorrow is a miscast combo of tough guy hardcore with posi lyrics yelled over crusty, sludgy riffs! Kingdom Of Sorrow mounts its metallic assault through leaden, barge-like guitar work that one would expect from Windstein. He doesn't disappoint, popping off rounds of dirty riffs in the NOLA (tha's New Orleans, LA, for the uninitiated) style that he is known for playing. However, it's Jasta who truly shines, boldly exploring previously uncharted vocal territory. The vocalist, known for his signature hardcore style of talking-singing, takes a real risk that pays off with excellent dividends, lowering his register, taking a step back, and reaching inside his soul to yank out new emotions, new styles, and new throaty patterns. "Grieve" will crush you like a ton of bricks,

Published: 2008-02-21 Provider: Artist Direct

Hatebreed Meet Koch

Three project deal struck between Connecticut metal outfit and label.

Published: 2008-04-16 Provider: IGN

With Full Force XIV

Photo: "With Full Force XIV" from jenshn With Full Force XIV Festival in Roitschjora bei Leipzig vom 28.06.07 bis zum 01.07.07 mit dem Hardbowl Festival im Festival für Hardcorefans und der Knüppelnacht für alle Death- und Blackmetalfans. Als Headliner Slayer, Cannibal Corpse, Amon Amarth, Hatebreed, Children of Bodom, Dropkick Murphys und Brujeria. Tags:Bands  black  brujeria  Camping  death  Festival  Force  Full  hardbowl  hardcore  knüppelnachtlast  Leipzig  Löbnitz  Metal  Musik2007  Party  Roitschjora  slayer  supper  trash  With 

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Published: 2009-09-13 Provider: iTunes Keywords: Rock