“Priest!… Priest!… Priest!… Priest!” The persistent, excited chants from the crowd open Judas Priest’s second live album. Their 1987 release, Priest…Live!, is a collection of songs from only 80s studio album releases performed during their …READ MORE
The Metal Gods return in 2009 with the release of a single-disc live album entitled A Touch of Evil: Live, which is a collage of live rendition songs from the predominantly less-than-mainstream Judas Priest (JP) …READ MORE
Photographs taken by Nicolaus M. Furiak Many bands are referred to by other bands as “influential,” and usually these quoted bands point to a certain album that they view as setting the tone or providing …READ MORE
Judas Priest (JP) had won various critic accolades throughout the 1970s as a quality Heavy Rock band with impressive guitar, vocal, and lyrical styles. Unfortunately, during the 70s, reprogrammed electronic “Disco” and antiestablishment “Hippie” music …READ MORE
Christmas may be but a distant memory and the New Year spirit now flat as a fart and if that wasn’t bad enough, the UK has been in the grip of the most ferocious winter …READ MORE
Interview with Glenn Tipton and Rob Halford about the current Masters of Metal tour and the new album Nostradamus entering the charts and Rob learning Italian for the recordings.
Interview with Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill about the band’s first concept album Nostradamus, why Judas Priest finally released a concept album and possibly playing the whole double album on tour. by Stig G. Nordahl
Michel de Nostredame (1503 – 1566), more commonly known as Nostradamus, was a French apothecary and reputed seer during the French Renaissance who published collections of prophecies that have since become famous world-wide. Nostradamus is …READ MORE
Co-written by Andreas Nergård All photos by Kristian Singh-Nergård Diesel Dahl photo was taken by Tomas Nergård It was a sunny and warm afternoon in Trondheim, a town in the absolute middle of Norway. It …READ MORE
PICTURE Perhaps it’s from catching a fair dose of the younger Sister Sin right before, but, initially, classic Dutch band Picture feels strangely laid back. However, it only takes a couple songs for Picture to …READ MORE