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Revocation, Soulfly, and Judas Priest Unleash New Metal Gems

9/27/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Revocation's Dave Davidson spotlights five underrated death metal shredders, highlighting skill.
Revocation's New Gods, New Masters explores tech and humanity's future with Travis Ryan.
Soulfly, Kreator, and Judas Priest release material; Judas Priest and Ozzy Osbourne cover War Pigs.
Dying Wish and Dayseeker release new singles; Creeper's Sanguivore II arrives on Halloween, with proceeds to the Glenn Tipton Parkinson's Foundation.

History

Historical Context

Metallica's 1986 release of "Master of Puppets" significantly advanced heavy metal's mainstream appeal, alongside Slayer's "Reign in Blood." This era marked the rise of technical death metal, influenced by bands like Death and At the Gates, whose melodic styles shaped the genre's evolution. Today, the legacy of these pioneers continues to inspire new artists and foster community support for causes like the Glenn Tipton Parkinson's Foundation.

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Story summary

Revocation's Dave Davidson spotlights five underrated death metal shredders, highlighting skill.
Revocation's New Gods, New Masters explores tech and humanity's future with Travis Ryan.
Soulfly, Kreator, and Judas Priest release material; Judas Priest and Ozzy Osbourne cover War Pigs.
Dying Wish and Dayseeker release new singles; Creeper's Sanguivore II arrives on Halloween, with proceeds to the Glenn Tipton Parkinson's Foundation.

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