Anonymous asked: is Coroner, the Swiss "death?" metal band from Zurich in your book?
I lover Coroner and reviewed a couple of their albums when they were in their prime. Unfortunately, we were unable to include them in our book. Sadly, we had to leave some great bands out (many were cut out at the last minute) just to get the book down to 718 pages (not including the photo inserts)!
By Jon Wiederhorn May 2, 2013 was supposed to be a day to celebrate metal. Hundreds of musicians, press people, and fans were traveling across the country to Los Angeles to attend or take part in the fifth annual Revolver Golden Gods Awards. Then at about 3pm PT, word broke that one of metal’s heroes, […]
It’s always sad when a talented musician dies. But when someone whose work touched your life, helped you get through tough times and contributed to the person you’ve became passes away it feels like l…
Rolling Stone magazine gave “Louder Than Hell” a four-star review!!!
The book is out on May 14, but you can pre-order it now on Amazon at
http://www.amazon.com/Louder-Than-Hell-Definitive-History/dp/006195828X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1367958531&sr=8-1&keywords=louder+than+hell
Come one, come all to the discussion and signing party for “Louder Than Hell: the Definitive Oral History of Metal. The event takes place May 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the PowerHouse Arena in Brooklyn. Don Jamieson, from “VH1’s That Metal Show” will moderate the discussion panel, which will feature “Louder Than Hell” writers Jon Wiederhorn and Katherine Turman as well as photographer Stephanie Cabral. A Q&A session with the audience will follow the discussion. Drinks will be served. Again, this is a free event. Come talk metal with us.
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