Chuck Bean
July 29th, 2022
Did you miss this week’s Midnight Metal? Hear something and wonder “who was that?” Here’s what you heard on this week’s edition of Midnight Metal:
The Devil Wears Prada – Nightfall
Acid Bath – The Blue
Slipknot – The Dying Song (Time to Sing)
Arch Enemy – Handshake with Hell
Slayer – Tormentor
Iron Sharpens Iron – Silence is Violence
Whitechapel – Section 8
Megadeth – Nightstalkers (ft. Ice-T)
Trivium – Rain
A Night in Texas – The Rotten King
Death – The Philosopher
How Meshuggah tried to changeup their sound, Max Cavelera discusses his split with Sepultura, Matt Heafy announces a Trivium tour and turns Kate Bush metal this week in Midnight Metal News!
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How low can you go? That’s a question Meshuggah asked themselves after their 1998 album Chaosphere, according to a new interview with guitarist Mårten Hagström in Guitar World.
“We started discussing different ways to come up with new things after touring the Chaosphere album,” said Hagstrom. “We wondered what would happen if we recorded three bass guitars, for example. Just to see how different the band would sound.” The band would instead record their 2002 album Nothing with 7-string guitars tuned down to sound like 8-string guitars, which the band would acquire and re-record Nothing with, four years later.
In a new interview, Max Cavalera clarified who was at fault for Sepultura breaking up.
“A lot of people end up blaming my wife Gloria and the truth is we grew apart; we started hating each other, man. It happened to The Beatles and it happened to many other bands — Pantera.”
Meanwhile, Igor Cavalera said that a reunion with Sepultura would be awesome, but that his recent tour, performing songs from Sepultura’s 1989 album Beneath the Remains and 1991’s Arise as Cavalera, is one he’s perfectly happy with.
Trivium’s Matt Heafy joined YouTubers Anthony Vincent and Steve Terreberry recently to take the Stranger Things phenomenon to a new level by reimagining Kate Bush’s Running up That Hill as a Master of Puppets-styled Metallica jam. Check out the video here! No word on if the cover will make the set list for Trivium’s recently announced Deadmen and Dragons tour, which will also feature Between the Buried and Me, Whitechapel, and Khemmis, but we’ll have the opportunity to find out when they come to The Fillmore on October 23rd!
Here’s Midnight Metal News, as heard on this week’s show!
