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Static-X have postponed their “Rise Of The Machine” tour with Fear Factory and Dope. The trek will now take place in 2023 with Mushroomhead, Twiztid, Society 1, and Cultus Black set to appear on select dates. 2023 Tour Dates: 02/25 San Francisco, CA – The Fillmore 02/27 Portland, OR – Roseland 02/28 Seattle, WA –…
Static-X have premiered a new video for their song “Terminator Oscillator.“ The Godzilla-inspired clip was co-directed by Edsel Dope and Matt Zane. The track appears on the band’s latest album “Project Regeneration, Vol. 1.“ The group commented: “We wanted to do something outside of what you would generally expect to see from a metal band…
Static-X have announced the dates for their “Rise Of The Machine” tour with Fear Factory and Dope. All three bands will be celebrating anniversaries on that run with Static-X set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Machine,” Fear Factory set to celebrate their 30th anniversary, and Dope set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Life.“…
The first set of bands have been revealed for next year’s Bloodstock Open Air festival. The event will take place at Catton Park in Derbyshire, UK on August 11-14, 2022 and it will feature: Lamb Of God, Mercyful Fate, Dimmu Borgir, Testament, Bury Tomorrow, Vio-lence, Philip H. Anselmo And The Illegals, Sacred Reich, GWAR, Exodus,…
Static-X, Life Of Agony, and Dope have booked some European shows for August 2022. Here’s the dates: 08/06 Berlin, GER – Astra 08/09 Budapest, HUN – Durer Kert 08/16 Alkmaar, NET – Victorie 08/17 Cologne, GER – Essigfabrik
During an interview with Overdrive, Dino Cazares revealed that Fear Factory and Static-X are “talking about” doing a world tour together. He said the following about that: “We’re hoping we get to do a world tour and Tony [Campos] can do ‘double duty’ for each show. We’re hoping to work things out and take this…
It looks like Static-X’s Koichi Fukuda is a Trump supporter, who has been sharing far-right conspiracy theories related to the treasonous insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. MetalSucks have shared some screenshots from the guitarist’s Facebook, which you can see below. It’s also worth noting that Koichi has sinced joined Parler.
Static-X’s cover of Mötley Crüe’s “Looks That Kill” is now available on streaming services. That track was previously only available on the special edition of the band’s 2009 album “Cult Of Static.” [via Loudwire]
Matt Dalberth (Revival), Marc Rizzo (Soulfly, etc.), Brian “Mitts” Daniels (ex-Madball, etc.), Tony Campos (Static-X, etc.), and Walter “Monsta” Ryan (ex-D.R.I., etc.) have joined forces for a quarantine cover of Sepultura’s “Manifest.” This version of the track includes new lyrics focusing on police brutality in the U.S., specifically the Breonna Taylor case. [via Blabbermouth]
Static-X have premiered a new video for their song “Dead Souls.“ The track, which features Ministry‘s Al Jourgensen, is from the band’s latest album “Project Regeneration, Vol. 1.“ Tony Campos commented: “This song has become one of my favorite tracks on the record. We had no intention on doing a video for it initially, but…
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