Death Angel have premiered a new video for their latest single “Wrath (Bring Fire).” You can check that out below:
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Limp Bizkit’s Sam Rivers Reportedly Died After Falling In The Bathroom
More details have surfaced regarding the death of Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers. According to TMZ, the person who made the 911 call found him in the bathroom face down in a pool of blood and started performing CPR before the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Department arrived. A deputy says they tried to perform CPR as well, but he was ultimately pronounced dead by the St. Johns County Fire Rescue. Rivers appeared to have suffered a cut over his eye after seemingly falling off the toilet. The musician’s face and neck were also dark blue, while the rest of his body was flushed. That appearance is common in cases involving pulmonary embolisms. The deputy also noted that a small amount of coagulated blood was discovered in the bathroom as well. A cause of death is still pending, but a previous report said Rivers was “nonresponsive” and “in cardiac arrest” when authorities received an “attended death” call. For those unaware, an “attended death” is for patients who are under medical care for serious or life-threatening illnesses that result in death. A post from his bandmate DJ Lethal also seemed to suggest that he was battling cancer.
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Mötley Crüe Share 1985 Live Version Of “Keep Your Eye On The Money”
Mötley Crüe have shared a previously unreleased live version of “Keep Your Eye On The Money.” The track was recorded during a November 27, 1985 show in Long Beach, CA and it will appear on the deluxe 40th anniversary edition of “Theatre Of Pain.” As previously reported, the expanded record will be released on November 14.
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Peter Criss (Ex-KISS) Announces New Self-Titled Album
Original KISS drummer Peter Criss has announced a new self-titled album. The effort will be released on December 19 and it will feature contributions from bassists Billy Sheehan (Mr. Big) and Matthew “Piggy D.” Montgomery (Marilyn Manson, ex-Rob Zombie), guitarists John 5 (Mötley Crüe, ex-Rob Zombie) and Mike McLaughlin, pianist Paul Shaffer, and backing vocalists Dennis Collins, Sharon Collins, and Cat Manning (Cat 5). Pre-orders can be found HERE.
“Peter Criss” Track Listing:
01. “Rock, Rockin’, Rock & Roll” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
02. “In the Dark” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
03. “For the Money” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
04. “Murder” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
05. “Walking on Water” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
06. “Creepy Crawlers” (feat. John 5, Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
07. “Justice” (feat. John 5, Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
08. “Cheaper to Keep Her” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
09. “Sugar” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
10. “Rubberneckin’” (feat. John 5, Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer)
11. “Hard Rock Knockers” (feat. Billy Sheehan and Paul Shaffer) (bonus track)The first single, “Creepy Crawlers,” can be streamed below:
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Overkill To Begin Recording New Album Before The End Of 2025
During a recent appearance on the Metal Mayhem ROC podcast, Overkill singer Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth offered an update on the band’s new album. According to him, the group will begin the recording process before the year’s end.
Ellsworth said the following:
“We’re demoed out. Jeramie Kling’s playing drums for us now. Jason Bittner moved on to other things… So we’re just moving along as if there is no issue with D.D. [following his shoulder surgery]”
He also added:
“We’re going to start recording before the first of the year. We’ll get some stuff done, I’m sure just the drum tracks; we’re working on those as of right now. I’m just filling in the blanks with what the other dudes have done. And it’s kind of business as usual at this point. So, no big news to report as of this moment, but tomorrow you never know.”
[via Blabbermouth]
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Musora Task Ayla Tesler-Mabé With Covering Primus’ “Jerry Was A Race Car Driver” On The Spot
Ayla Tesler-Mabé recently took part in Musora’s “Covers On The Spot” series. For this episode, the musician was tasked with creating her own version of Primus’ “Jerry Was A Race Car Driver.” You can see how that went down below:
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