Ghost has shared a gameplay video from Iron Maiden’s Legacy of the Beast – the free-to-play mobile game! Following successful collaborations earlier this year with Amon Amarth and Lacuna Coil, Iron Maiden’s Legacy of the Beast has now teamed up with Ghost. Legacy of the Beast has created a new, limited time, in-game event called, Mascarade Diabolique featuring another limited time character, Papa Emeritus IV.
Iron Maiden’s Legacy of the Beast free-to-play mobile game has announced its third in-game collaboration, with Swedish Occult Metal band and past touring partner, Ghost! Following successful collaborations earlier this year with Amon Amarth and Lacuna Coil, Iron Maiden’s Legacy of the Beast has now teamed up with Ghost. Legacy of the Beast has created a new, limited time, in-game event called, Mascarade Diabolique featuring another limited time character, Papa Emeritus IV. Meet Papa Emeritus IV Wednesday, October 13th, 2021 at 5pm PT in ‘Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast’ mobile game by clicking the link below. Also watch a teaser now!
Luminaries from across Metal and Rock have recorded video greetings to wish Machine Head a happy 30th anniversary. The band was founded in Oakland, California after founder Robb Flynn left the Bay Area Thrash band Vio-lence in 1990. Luminaries from across Metal and Rock have recorded video greetings to wish Machine Head a happy 30th anniversary. The band was founded in Oakland, California after founder Robb Flynn left the Bay Area Thrash band Vio-lence in 1990. Among the artists well wishing are members of of Metallica, Korn, Slayer, System Of A Down, Anthrax, Five Finger Death Punch, Testament, Exodus, Behemoth, Lamb Of God, Halestorm, Trivium, Fear Factory, Kreator, Hatebreed, Black Stone Cherry, Death Angel, Fit For An Autopsy, Repentance, Iron Maiden manager Rod Smallwood, and many others. The band also released a 30th anniversary shirt via their merch company which you can order below. Watch the clip here
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By the time Floridian thrashers Trivium released their second album, Ascendancy (Roadrunner Records) in 2005, the band were locked firmly into an upward trajectory which promised nothing short of global domination. Unfortunately, things didn’t quite work out as planned but the four-piece still remain one of the most successful metal acts around today despite having to constantly push against an unrelenting tide of haters who decided sometime during the mid-late ’00s that Trivium just weren’t metal enough any more or something.
It’s startling to think that it’s already been ten years since legendary guitarist KK Downing left heavy metal icons Judas Priest in a well documented and not entirely amicable parting of the ways. After taking some time out, in 2018 Downing established KK’s Steel Mill, a music and arts venue where onstage alongside former Priest members Les Binks and Tim “Ripper” Owens, plus Hostile guitarist AJ Mills and former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson, the foundations for solo debut Sermons of the Sinner (EX1 Records) were laid the following year.
Iron Maiden has shared a new official animated film for the “Stratego” from their new album Senjutsu (BMG/Parlophone). Read our review here!
Iron Maiden has shared an unboxing video for the different vinyl versions of their new album, Senjutsu (BMG/Parlophone), released September 3rd, 2021. Read our review here, and watch the video now!
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Iron Maiden has shared a new single and incredible animated video/mini film for the “Stratego” from their new album Senjutsu (BMG/Parlophone). Read our review here!
Australian Power Metal loving band LORD have shared a new cover of Iron Maiden’s current single – “Stratego!” The cover comes just ahead of the release of the new Iron Maiden album – Senjutsu out this week (read our review here). It’s unusual for a band to cover a brand new song with such a tight recording and performance, but LORD are no strangers to the covers game. The band released 23 cover songs on their recent Undercovers Vol.1 album. Check out the cover here.
Okay, so watching streamed performances over the internet isn’t the best way to enjoy live shows. That’s a given. Every one of us would rather be in the middle of a sweaty moshpit, getting drunk with friends while being accidentally kicked in the head by overenthusiastic crowd surfers. Yes you would. Don’t lie.