Jamey Jasta: Last News

Hatebreed‘s Jamey Jasta has opened up about his distaste for Tool‘s music, comparing the band’s album ‘Fear Inoculum’ to “spa music”.While appearing as a guest on the This Day In Metal podcast, hosted by journalist Ed Hack, Jasta shared some advice on how to ignore haters and then shaded Tool and their 2019 studio record.“Whatever it is, if it’s writing a book, if it’s making a film, if it’s making a record or writing a poem or fucking making a recipe – I don’t care what it is – you’ve gotta block out the people that maybe don’t believe in you to do it and you’ve gotta find the ones that do, and you’ve gotta keep them close and you’ve gotta make sure that you do right by them, and that they appreciate what you do and vice versa,” he began (via Blabbermouth).“I think it’s gotta be authentic, it’s gotta be from the heart, ’cause the stuff that really resonate to people 10, 20, 30 years in is stuff that I knew in the moment was ‘it’. You just know when you know.

Keith Buckley, the ex-vocalist of the group Every Time I Die, has revealed he is in a new band named Many Eyes.The announcement of the new band came in the form of a video that Buckley posted onto his official X/Twitter page. He shared that brothers Charlie and Nick Bellmore will join him on guitars and drums, respectively. The duo previously worked with the likes of Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta and Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider, among others.“Dear you, Sup.

The Black Dahlia Murder, has died at the age of 41.The musician’s death was confirmed by the band, who shared the news in a statement on Instagram.“It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Trevor Scott Strnad,” The Black Dahlia Murder wrote. “Beloved son, brother, and Shepard of good times, he was loved by all that met him.”They continued: “A walking encyclopedia of all things music.

Trivium’s Matt Heafy has shared the first track from his much talked about black metal album, ‘IBARAKI’.Entitled ‘Tamashii No Houkai’, the new record hears the frontman team up with Emperor’s Ihsahn, who worked with Heafy on the whole album alongside Behemoth’s Nergal.“‘Tamashii No Houkai’ means ‘the breaking of the soul’ or ‘soul collapse’,” Heafy said of the track in a statement (via Kerrang!). “It’s a Japanese term that didn’t exist before, but one we forged to reflect the song’s meaning.”He continued: “‘Tamashii No Houkai’ is co-written by Ihsahn – the legend behind Emperor and a musician who has been a longtime influence and mentor to so much that I do in music.

Mastodon have apologized on behalf of member Brent Hinds after he made comments about metal band Disturbed that included an offensive slur.Hinds was a guest on Jamey Jasta’s podcast The Jasta Show earlier this week, where he talked about Mastodon opening for Disturbed at Mayhem Festival in 2008.When asked if Hinds had any bucket list tours left, he responded: “No, I did a lot of tours I didn’t want to do though, like Disturbed and all that Mayhem stupid bullshit. G** a** shit.

Trivium‘s Matt Heafy has revealed that he plans to release his long-gestating black metal album next year.Speaking in a new interview, the frontman, who is currently working on Trivium’s 10th studio album, ‘In The Court Of The Dragon’, said his black metal record, featuring Emperor’s Ihsahn and Behemoth’s Nergal, is coming next year.“During this [lockdown] I was able to finally finish my black metal record with Ihsahn from Emperor,” Heafy told Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta on The Jasta Show. “He’s been producing and co-writing that with me for about 11 years, and it finally comes out in the middle of next year, which should be fun.”The band project was initially named Mrityu, but Heafy revealed that after discussing his goals with Ihsahn,