TIM LAMBESIS From AS I LAY DYING & AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE
Heavy Metal News & Interviews: The Loaded Radio Podcast
Release Date: 05/09/2024
Heavy Metal News & Interviews: The Loaded Radio Podcast
Matt Heafy walked out of a Trivium recording session last year, called his wife and told her he was done with the band. He tells Metal Hammer what she said to send him back, why drummer Alex Bent left in October, and why Trivium are 'tighter live than we've ever been' ahead of Crown In The Grave on November 20. Scott on why the real headline is the one Heafy didn't say. Also: Michael Amott says Arch Enemy are 'slowly working on a new album' with Lauren Hart, and why 'slowly' is the right word for a band that's replaced its singer twice before and won both times. And Dave Mustaine's memoir In...
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Floor Jansen and Nightwish have parted ways after 14 years, 'in mutual agreement.' Tuomas Holopainen once said her leaving would be 'one hundred percent' the end of the band; instead Nightwish say they'll record a new album in 2027, and Floor's second solo album, Hytress, arrives January 15. Scott on three singers, three exits and one common factor. Also: Sammy Hagar, 79 this week, tells Billboard he'd 'love to bury the hatchet with Alex' Van Halen, who called him 'a complete idiot' and hasn't spoken to him in 25 years. And Steve Harris books British Lion into the Cart & Horses, the...
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Ian Hill explains why he left Judas Priest after 56 years: arthritis in his shoulder and thumb, six shows in eight days, a tendon that snapped in Brussels, and a decision he says he'd already made. 'I had no choice, really.' His bass is on the next Priest album, and he's open to encores if asked. Also: Dream Theater post a studio photo and a hashtag, and album seventeen with Mike Portnoy is underway earlier than anyone said. And Sharon Osbourne finally explains why Megadeth weren't at Back To The Beginning: 'There was no time.' Scott's take: three endings, and the rule underneath all of them....
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James Hetfield stopped Metallica's fourth Sphere show to tell the crowd what the band isn't: 'Metallica is not here, like some other entertainers, to influence you.' He didn't name names. He didn't need to. Scott takes a side on whether a band gets to decide what its stage is for. Also: Kelly Osbourne says she wrote 'Please help me' on a candle at Ozzy's grave and the next day Sharon arrived with the therapist who turned things around, and Butcher Babies' Heidi Shepherd says the hardest part of Carla Harvey leaving was losing 'a best friend of twenty-something years'. Full stories: Free...
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Mastodon are pressing real mastodon fossil into vinyl. The Bone Dust Edition of Marrow Deep is 170 copies at $150, made from a bag of 11,000-year-old mastodon teeth the band was given twenty years ago, ground to powder and pressed into the wax. You can't buy it; you enter a raffle. Also: audio of Black Sabbath's lost 1970 Dutch TV set, which the broadcaster said burned in a fire, has surfaced as The Lost 1970 Avro Sessions, and Metallica add 'Until It Sleeps' at their fourth Sphere show after 'Devil's Dance', 'The Outlaw Torn' and 'Fade To Black'. Scott picks which kind of scarcity is worth...
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Kenny Hickey of Type O Negative, in full: the live album is almost edited, Mike Marciano is mixing it and the target is early 2027; 'Prometheus', the unreleased Peter Steele song found on a cassette, will be released; and Hickey explains what Peter was carrying when the band made World Coming Down. Then the bands working now. Silvertomb's The Interpretation Of Nightmares is out November 13 on Steamhammer, seven years after the first album. Sun Don't Shine, with Johnny Kelly, Kirk Windstein and Todd Strange, has its debut From Birth To Death out. Plus October Rust at 30, Josh Silver, reunion...
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Def Leppard announce a 45-date 2027 North American arena tour with Goo Goo Dolls and The Struts, March 2 in Allentown to July 2 in Indianapolis, with five Canadian stops. A dollar from every ticket goes to City of Hope, where Vivian Campbell is being treated after revealing his cancer has returned. Also: Los Angeles declares November 13 Billy Idol Day, with a free City Hall set from Idol and Steve Stevens the day before their Rock Hall induction, and Deafheaven surprise-release the three-song At Work In The Fields Of The Bomb EP, which Kerry McCoy calls their heaviest ever. Scott asks why...
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Black Sabbath nearly made one last album with the original four. Producer Andrew Watt says Ozzy, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler were all in and the plan died with a long email from Bill Ward, but Iommi told Classic Rock this summer he never wanted a follow-up to 13. Scott picks a side. Also: the Osbourne family host the purple-carpet world premiere of Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back To The Beginning in Los Angeles on October 14 ahead of its worldwide cinema run from October 28, and Slayer mark 40 years of Reign In Blood with a liquid-filled zoetrope vinyl, out November 20. Metal Breakdown Daily...
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Dave Mustaine says Megadeth's number one farewell album may not be the last word: at a Grammy Museum Q&A he revealed plans to go through the "half-songs" left over from the sessions to see if any are worth finishing, stressing it would only come from recordings already made. Scott explains why the word "final" is the one to watch. Also: Randy Blythe says he didn't know Lamb Of God had a new logo until he saw the Into Oblivion artwork ("nobody tells me anything"), and Staind announce a 27-date second leg of the Break The Cycle 25th anniversary tour with Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder,...
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Sepultura's last show ever moved from a 26,000-capacity stadium to a 9,000-seat hall, and the band added an intimate 'Last Ceremony' event two nights before the finale. Scott argues the downgrade is the most honest thing a metal band has done this year, and answers the 'not without the Cavaleras' crowd. Also: the Scorpions biopic Wind Of Change has a trailer and a January 2027 release date, with Dominic West as Doc McGhee. And Chad Gray cancels two solo shows over 'deep vocal issues' with a statement more singers should copy. 0:00 Sepultura: the smaller goodbye and The Last Ceremony 1:35...
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Calling all headbangers, mosh pit enthusiasts, and lovers of all things heavy – The Loaded Radio Podcast with Scott Penfold is about to unleash a sonic beast of an interview this week! Buckle up, because we're strapping in for a conversation with the one and only Tim Lambesis, the powerhouse vocalist who reigns supreme over two metal empires: AS I LAY DYING and AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE.
Lambesis is a name synonymous with innovation and relentless energy in the metal scene. His bands have consistently pushed the boundaries of the genre, delivering music that's both technically impressive and undeniably headbang-worthy. However, Lambesis' career hasn't been without its well-documented challenges and controversy.
In 2014, Tim Lambesis faced a significant personal challenge that led to a hiatus from music and incarceration. After a period of absence, he re-emerged in December 2016. A message on AS I LAY DYING's official Facebook page marked his return, with Lambesis expressing remorse for his actions.
But here at The Loaded Radio Podcast, we keep the focus where it belongs: the music! This week's episode dives deep into Lambesis' latest sonic creations, offering a glimpse into the mind of a true metal mastermind.
First up on the agenda: AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE's latest studio album, "Quad Brutal." Released in February 2024, "Quad Brutal" has been nothing short of a critical and commercial success. The album's relentless brutality has taken the metal scene by storm, with it's "Arnold Schwarzenegger-style thrash metal".
We'll be getting the exclusive lowdown from Lambesis himself on the creative process behind "Quad Brutal," exploring the inspirations that fueled this sonic juggernaut. Expect insights into the songwriting, the recording process, and perhaps even a few behind-the-scenes anecdotes about what it takes to craft such a punishing masterpiece.
But that's not all! AS I LAY DYING fans, we haven't forgotten you! The conversation with Lambesis will also delve into the highly anticipated new music from the band. With the recent addition of new members to the band's lineup, the future of AS I LAY DYING is undeniably bright.
We'll be grilling Tim for all the details on the upcoming album, including potential release dates, thematic explorations, and the overall sonic direction the band is taking. Whether you're eager to hear how the new members integrate into the AS I LAY DYING sound or simply can't wait for another dose of Lambesis' signature vocals, this interview is guaranteed to satisfy your metal cravings.
Beyond the Albums: A Conversation with a Metal Icon
Of course, no interview with Tim Lambesis would be complete without exploring his broader influence on the metal scene. We'll be discussing Lambesis' creative process in general, the challenges and rewards of leading multiple bands, and the ever-evolving landscape of heavy music. For aspiring musicians and metal enthusiasts alike, this is a golden opportunity to gain insights from a true industry veteran.
A Look Back, a Look Ahead
The conversation won't shy away from acknowledging the past controversies surrounding Lambesis. However, our primary focus will be on the music that continues to inspire legions of fans. We'll be exploring how Lambesis has channeled his experiences – both positive and negative – into his music, ultimately creating a powerful and enduring artistic legacy.
Tuning In: How to Unleash the Metal Fury
So, how can you experience this epic conversation with Tim Lambesis firsthand? The Loaded Radio Podcast is available on all major podcast platforms, so you can subscribe and listen wherever you get your podcasts, or simply listen via the player below. And be sure to keep an eye out on our social media channels for exclusive interview clips, behind-the-scenes photos, and a full video version of this podcast on our official YouTube channel!
This episode of The Loaded Radio Podcast promises to be a must-listen for any metalhead worth their salt. Join Scott Penfold as he delves into the world of Tim Lambesis, uncovering the creative firestorm behind AUSTRIAN DEATH MACHINE's "Quad Brutal" and the exciting future of AS I LAY DYING. Prepare to have your sonic senses assaulted in the best way possible – this is metal at its finest!