While the philosophy of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” might work for some bands, UK metal gods Judas Priest are clearly not counted among them. Rarely repeating themselves from record to record, Priest have always preferred creativity over repetition, unafraid to take risks even when some level of criticism inevitably follows.
Former Judas Priest drummer Dave Holland, who played on all of their crucial 1980s albums has passed away at age 69. No cause of death has been revealed. Dave was the drummer in Priest from 1979 until 1989 when he exited the band and was replaced by current drummer Scott Travis. Holland is the second longest standing drummer of the band, besides Travis. Holland had a storied career in rock and heavy metal until a conviction in 2006 for attempted rape, indecent assault, and child endangerment led to his imprisonment until 2012. Holland maintained his innocence in the matter until his death. Continue reading
Judas Priest will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Turbo by releasing a special “Remastered” package on February 3rd via Sony Music. Continue reading
As we previously told you, Judas Priest will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Turbo by releasing a special “Remastered” package on February 3rd via Sony Music. Continue reading
As we previously told you, Judas Priest will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Turbo by releasing a special “Remastered” package on February 3rd via Sony Music. Continue reading
As reported by Ghost Cult earlier in the weekend, British metal legends Judas Priest announce the reissue of their 10th studio album, Turbo. The album has been remastered and will be released via Sony Music on February 3rd, 2017 on 3 CD (the original album and 2 bonus discs) as well as 1LP 150g vinyl. More details and a full track listing are available below:Continue reading
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Turbo, Judas Priest will be releasing a special re-issue in February. Continue reading