Heavy Metal
Power metal, old-school thrash, death metal, you name it. Bang thy head!
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Former Judas Priest guitarist K.K. Downing is officially back with some new music as KK’s Priest, which also features Tim “Ripper” Owens (Judas Priest, Iced Earth, Yngwie Malmsteen) on lead vocals, Tony Newton on bass, A.J. Mills on guitar and Sean Elg on drums have released a video for their debut single “Hellfire Thunderbolt” from their upcoming debut album Sermons of The Sinner, which will be available via Explorer1 Music Group/EX1 Records on August 20, 2021. 01. Incarnation 02. Hellfire Thunderbolt 03. Sermons of The Sinner 04. Sacerdote Y Diablo 05. Raise Your Fists 06. Brothers of the Road 07. Metal Through And Through 08. Wild And Free 09. Hail To The Priest 10. Return of The Sentinel First single ‘Hellfire Thunderbolt’ - Sounds pretty much like I thought it would - I like it. I think there will be better on the album but it’s a good first taste. Nice video too. -
By martinsane · Posted
Bob of note your 69th post has a waggling hiney in it. Just saying. -
By martinsane · Posted
Very cool. I am oh so curious about the Seattle connection since that is my old stomping grounds... -
By martinsane · Posted
Tasty. Thanks for posting and I for one am intrigued and want more infos and such. -
By martinsane · Posted
I am all ears and have more than the capacity to sling poop.
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