“Who would have thought that more than 25 years after its inception, thrash metal’s big four would not only still be around and more popular than ever, but will now play together for the first time. What a mindfuck! Bring it on!”, says Lars Ulrich from Metallica.
In the early 80′s Slayer, Anthrax, Metallica and Megadeth were know as “the big four ” of Thrash for metal fans. And believe it or not, zillions $ and gigs after the beginning, they never played together.
For my part, the last time I saw something from those bands, it was pretty uggly. Dave Mustaine, frontman of Megadeth was at first in Metallica which he got kicked out. Here he goes some 25 years after, In a pathetic but nevertheless hilarious documentary “Some Kind Of Monsters”, talking with Ulrich and a shrimp trying get over it!
One the tour hits Europe, I’m attending.

13 years of career and only two albums. After “Ok Cowboy” released in 2005, French Producer hit-maker
“He swum 22 000 miles, he laughs in the face of crocodiles, piranhas and giant anacondas, there is a man who drinks two bottles of wine a day”. If you can’t read what it says on the poster right there, here is the promise of “
X-Mas is coming and it makes it easier for journalists to have something to begin with, as well as it makes things more sellable for bands.
Dissonance, volume, distortion, unpredictability and chaos: those are the criterions artist
Born in South Africa’s East Coast, Culolethu Zulu aka
The first word he ever said at 6 months was “Constantinople”, he was recruited by Andy Warhol who wanted someone to watch television for him at all hours of the night, and was enlisted as a designer for the World Trade Center tour II. But today,
I always wonder: how can this even be possible? Another documentary on the Pistols… There we go, 30 years after Sid ODed on heroin, you still find some people to give their take on this punk icon.
San Francisco-based
“It’s kinda like a psychedelic film, it’s not like a narrative film or anything”, said Avery Tare from
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