Powerhouse vocalist Lzzy Hale of Halestorm talks about band dynamics, positive relationships with bandmates, love for animals, impact of diehard fans, bravery in music industry. Also discussed: The Black Dahlia Murder's new song, Serj Tankian's System of A Down comments, and health scare with Refused's Dennis Lyxzén.
Maintaining positive relationships with bandmates is crucial for band longevity.
Sharing musical instruments symbolizes support and unity in the rock community.
Transitioning away from Christian roots allowed Halestorm to embrace authenticity in their music.
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The Deceivers: A Monumental Showcase of Brutality and Technical Wizardry
The band Doth has made a triumphant return with their first new album in 14 years, 'The Deceivers.' This album marks a significant leap forward, showcasing the band's brutality and technical prowess. With a talented lineup, including guest performances from renowned musicians, the album offers a feast for the ears and stands out as one of the most exhilarating releases of the year.
Hell Butcher: Embracing Diabolical Evil in True Heavy Metal Spirit
Emerging from the black metal underground, Hell Butcher, known for his work with Niefelheim, brings a new band with an even darker approach. Maintaining the legacy of true black metal, the band channels a diabolical evil reminiscent of metal legends like Venom, Bathery, and Iron Maiden. Their explosive energy and masterful performance reflect a dedication to the aggressive spirit of heavy metal.
Lizzie Hale: Rediscovering Inspiration and Connection Through Music
Lizzie Hale, the frontwoman of Hailstorm, recounts a heartwarming story of receiving a guitar from Jason Todd of Shine Down, which inspired her to pass on the tradition to rising talent like Danny from The Warning. This gesture of sharing musical instruments symbolizes a cycle of inspiration, support, and unity in the rock community.
Hailstorm's Journey: From Christian Roots to Evolution and Self-Discovery
Hailstorm's origins as a Christian band evolved as the members grappled with religious contradictions and sought their own musical path. Transitioning away from their Christian roots, the band embraced a journey of self-discovery and authenticity in their music, navigating challenges while maintaining a commitment to their craft.
Metal Sucks Podcast: Delivering Heavy Metal Insights and Highlights
The Metal Sucks Podcast offers a diverse range of musical insights, featuring new releases from bands like Ulcerate alongside discussions on the industry and band experiences. With an eclectic mix of heavy metal tracks and engaging conversations, the podcast continues to provide a platform for rock enthusiasts and musicians alike.
Powerhouse personality and vocalist Lzzy Hale is back on the podcast! We are here to celebrate Halestorms’s co-headlining North American Tour with I Prevail running from July 9th all the way to August 17th. We also discuss Halestorm keeping the same members for 21 years, some of the secrets of maintaining positive relationships with bandmates, her love for animals of all kinds since because of her upbringing, the story of some diehard fans delivering letters to her on tour and the impact it brought her, being brave in the world not negating being terrified to put yourself out there, having to explain her music when she was 13 years old to a principal, and paying it forward in a recent tour with The Warning.
Petar and Sylvia discuss the release of the first new song for The Black Dahlia Murder following the tragic passing of Trevor Strand, how proud we are of the metal community showering the track with positivity, also we talk about Serj Tankian’s comments on what it would take to make a new System of A Down Record, and Dennis Lyxzén of Refused giving us a huge health scare this week.
Song: Halestorm “Wicked Ways” (Live)
Song: Halestorm & I Prevail “can u see me in the dark?” - Single