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Pantera / Down Frontman Phil Anselmo Praises Record Store Day’s Passion
Pantera / Down Frontman Phil Anselmo Praises Record Store Day’s Passion
Pantera / Down Frontman Phil Anselmo Praises Record Store Day’s Passion
It's Record Store Day today (April 20) and music fans around the world are heading to their local independent shops to support the longtime standard of how to purchase music. Making the experience even more of an event is the amount of bands and labels responsible for issuing unique vinyl releases and other specialty items tied to the day. One rocker enthused that there is such a thing as Record S
Down The Road
Down The Road
Down The Road
2013 is not even two months old yet, but Down got the year off to a great start while joining labelmates Warbeast for a pummeling January excursion. Now the veteran metal collective will pack up their gear once again this spring for a week-long trek through the Southeastern United States, concluding with a hometown show in New Orleans.
Summer of Phil
Summer of Phil
Summer of Phil
Pantera / Down singer Phil Anselmo fans will get a taste of his solo material Tuesday, Jan. 8, with the release of the split EP titled 'War of the Gargantuas' with Warbeast. But, Anselmo says that his two songs on the split are not in the same vein as his upcoming solo album.
Phil Anselmo Talks Boxing With Rapper 50 Cent
Phil Anselmo Talks Boxing With Rapper 50 Cent
Phil Anselmo Talks Boxing With Rapper 50 Cent
As one of metal's most aggressive vocalists in history, it's no surprise to learn that Pantera / Down vocalist Philip Anselmo is a huge fan of boxing. Surely tracks such as 'F---ing Hostile' and 'Mouth for War' have inspired many fists to bust through walls, along with faces, so Boxing Insider welcomed Anselmo for an exclusive interview, but here's the catch: Philip Anselmo was brought in to condu
Handsome Devils
Handsome Devils
Handsome Devils
Down recently visited Loudwire's offices when they were on tour in New York City. The entire group swarmed on our little studio room to talk about their four-part series of 'Down IV' EPs, all the while anointing themselves the most handsome band in the history of handsome while knocking back a few beers.
‘Down IV, Part 1 – The Purple EP’ – Review
‘Down IV, Part 1 – The Purple EP’ – Review
‘Down IV, Part 1 – The Purple EP’ – Review
Six songs from Down are better than a full album of tunes from many other bands. The title of the band's new EP, 'Down IV, Part 1 - The Purple EP,' is incredibly long for an extended play, but it's what's on the inside that counts.The quintet makes efficient use of the space they're working with and not a second is wasted.

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