Slaves on Dope, namely , have unveiled a new cover project called The Kings of Quarantine, where the artists are joined by a plethora or their musical peers to play and share cover songs. In this edition, the lineup features members of Anthrax, Mastodon, Run DMC, Refused, and more as they take on "We Care A Lot, originally released by Faith No More (watch for a Billy Gould cameo too).
In addition to the covers, the series is raising awareness of the Roadie Relief fund. Watch the video below.
June, 1997.Hanson's Mmmbop was at the top of the charts. Hype was building for James Cameron's soon-to-be-released new film Titanic. Layne Staley and Princess Diana had yet to shuffle off this mortal coil. And Faith No More's Album of the Year hit the shelves - what was to be the last album the band released before calling it quits the … Read more
The story of how Worship Music came to be is longish and a bit complicated—dating back to 2009 in what was essentially a three-way dance for the vocalist spot. Some of the original material was adjusted accordingly or, in most cases, scrapped all together and rewritten, resulting in what is ultimately the best case scenario for long-time Anthrax fans: the … Read more
A Reflection: The Death of Belief "We drove a few hours to get there. And when I got there, everybody in the band was in different places. I think David was probably talking on the phone to Vic. And Dennis was hanging out with Mike Fight. Angry. And you were all scowling, and, you knowââ¬Â¦ Not getting along with each … Read more
Refused are fucking alive, but they’re still fucking mysterious. I’ll never forget that late Sunday night in winter 1999 when I saw the premiere of “New Noise” on MTV’s 120 Minutes. (Back then that show was the way to find out about cool bands before everyone else.) My father, who … Read more
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