Interview with Hellhammer and Celtic Frost Frontman Tom G. Warrior

Headbangersblog recently placed a long-distance call to the bowels of Hell for a podcast interview with Hellhammer and Celtic Frost frontman Tom Gabriel Warrior to discuss: why he decided to finally release Hellhammer's demos on CD as Demon Entrails; the psychic and spiritual pain that birthed the band; the scathing reactions the group received during its existence; the ultimate influence they've had over the years on bands ranging from Mayhem to Sepultura and the possibility of a Hellhammer reunion. We also chatted with Warrior about the inspiration behind Celtic Frost; the band's enormous accomplishments in the metal underground; their failed attempt at being a spandex-clad hair metal band on 1988's Cold Lake; the eventual breakup of Frost; their resurrection with 2006's colossal Monotheist; and the band's next studio album.

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Interview with Machine Head frontman Robert Flynn

In our Headbangers Ball Blog podcast interview with Machine Head frontman Robert Flynn, the sarcastic, fun-loving metalman talks losing this year's metal Grammy to Slayer, the tragedies that have marred the band's triumphant tours, the rewards of shooting a good video, trying to match Hellyeah's Vinnie Paul shot for shot and what he'd pay to see Arch Enemy singer Angela Gossow in an adult diaper. Click here for the podcast.

Interview with Napalm Death Singer Barney Greenway

During the Headbangers Ball Blog podcast interview with Napalm Death singer Barney Greenway, the frontman talked about the history of grindcore, the dangers of organized religion, the follow-up to 2006's Smear Campaign, the way bands that break up get more credit than those that stick around and Napalm's upcoming tour with DevilDriver and Walls of Jericho.
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interview with Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine

In our latest Headbangers Ball Blog podcast interview, we talk with Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine about the recent departure of guitarist Glen Drover left, how his repacement Chris Broderick (ex-Nevermore) entered the band, how he chose the bands for this year's Gigantour, the recent resurrection of thrash metal, the disappointing absence of strong Presidential candidates and why you should fork out the cash for a pot of his delicious custom coffee. Download the podcast here.