Tag Archives: Tony Campos

Ministry Have Gone To The Dogs For New Album

Posted by on June 18, 2013

It was only last year that Ministry released Relapse, but their 13th album, From Beer to Eternity, will be coming out in September on their own 13th Planet Records. “But wait,” you might be thinking, “wasn’t Relapse supposed to be their last?” Well yeah, but Al Jourgensen zigs where others zag, and in his words, “I had no […]

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Static-X Is Finished… Again

Posted by on June 10, 2013

Last year, Wayne Static announced that he was reforming Static-X two years after initially putting the band on ice. And after a few tours and lineup changes, Static is once again claiming the band is kaput. During an interview with The Gauntlet (watch it in its entirety below), Wayne states that Static-X has come to […]

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New Version Of Static-X Already Goes Through First Lineup Change

Posted by on September 5, 2012

Well that was fast. Roughly two months after Wayne Static announced he was “reforming” Static-X, it’s been revealed that they’ve already parted ways with bassist Brent Ashley. According to The Gauntlet, Ashley (who also previously was in Wayne’s solo band) confirmed the news via the following post on Facebook: “Well I guess I’ll just let […]

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Tony Campos “Not Interested” In Working With Static-X

Posted by on July 16, 2012

As you read last week, Static-X has reunited. But it’s more like The Smashing Pumpkins reuniting than, say, Refused, since Wayne Static is the only original member of the band (and also, because both frontmen have interesting hair situations). At any rate, original bassist Tony Campos, who also played bass on Prong’s recent album Carved Into […]

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Wayne Static Announces New Static-X Lineup, New Tour Dates With Prong Scheduled

Posted by on July 9, 2012

Out with the old, in with the new…ish. We previously reported about Static-X sort of returning, but at the time, the only thing that was known about the new lineup was that Wayne Static would be the only of the original band members in it. However, in an interview with Loudwire, the Static-X puppet master […]

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Attika7 Adds Former Kyuss, Nonpoint, UPO Members

Posted by on July 6, 2012

With the release of their debut album still a bit over three weeks away, new forces have joined the ranks of Los Angeles-based band and motorcycle enthusiasts Attika7. Leading man Evan Seinfeld (former Biohazard) and famed motorcycle builder Rusty Coones announced that they are being joined by guitarist Zach Broderick (formerly with Nonpoint), drummer Tommy […]

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Prong Explains Their Current Bassist Situation, Perform With Cradle Of Filth’s Dave Pybus

Posted by on May 17, 2012

If you’ve seen Prong live recently or have been watching fan filmed footage, you’ll notice something peculiar about their bassist; namely that it’s not Tony Campos. Though he performed on Prong’s latest release Carved Into Stone and is still a member of the band, Campos has been busy as of late touring with his other […]

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Soulfly Names New Lineup; Guest Collaborators For ‘Enslaved’

Posted by on January 17, 2012

While there’s already been a release date, a tour and a guest vocalist bandied about for Soulfly’s Enslaved, some more information is trickling out. The most significant development is that Max Cavalera and Mark Rizzo’s rhythm section has changed. Former Static-X bassist Tony Campos and former Borknagar drummer David Kinkade have joined the band. And […]

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Video: Members Of Black Sabbath, Disturbed And Rage Against The Machine Play “Mob Rules” At Dimebash

Posted by on December 19, 2011

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRKzesITBHU[/youtube] Last week, some of metal’s elite came together for Dimebash, an event held in honor of the late Dimebag Darrell. The night was filled with many special moments, including Dimebag’s former Pantera band mate Rex Brown playing a handful of songs. Another highlight from the show came from Black Sabbath/Heaven & Hell members Geezer […]

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Evan Seinfeld Joins Attika7 As New Frontman

Posted by on September 16, 2011

When Evan Seinfeld parted ways with Biohazard out of the blue back in June, many assumed he was giving up on music altogether. After all, he’s become more popular as of late (and probably making more money) for screwing in front of a camera than he has for screwing around in front of a mic. […]

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