Details regarding a new book outlining the Tool and Alex Grey collabaration on Lateralus will soon be available. It sounds pretty cool and details can be found here. Toolband/Army mentions that Justin is currently away fishing, and will be preparing a journal for us all to read when he gets back.
Some pictures from Justin’s Birthday party have been posted on Toolband/Army with TA members getting a few bonus pics, including one of Danny sporting his helmet. For those non-TA members who want to take a look at them, I’m sure if you try hard enough you’ll find someone on the net who’s posted ’em.
It was Justin’s Birthday on the 19th November. I missed it, so, on the off-chance Justin actually reads this blog – sorry! And hurry up with some news on that bass guitar strap dammit! Meshuggah fans, check out this great interview: http://www.metal-temple.com/interview.asp?id=244
Some non-Tool news for a change. There’s a relatively interesting, if a little short interview with Jello Biafra here, where he talks about his involvement with the Melvins. It boes on to mention that Adam Jones plays on half of the tracks on the new CD Sieg Howdy! Ipecac.com are reporting that the Melvins are releasing a ‘new’ version of Houdini in the near future. Also, Peeping Tom for mid-2006.… Read More »Jelvins, Melvins, Tomahawk and TMOC
Peach, Justin’s old band look like they’re about to release a new CD, entitled Suns of the Tundra. The sample sound pretty damn good to me, forcing me to re-think my previous thoughts on how good they are….
Toolband.com was updated today, and has to new articles, the first regarding Butcher, and the second talking about Justin Chancellor’s Lobal Orning Limited Edition T-Shirts. For those who don’t know, Butcher are a band featuring Adam’s Wife, and Tool video projectionist Camilla. Personally I’ve never heard any of their music, but they sounds interesting. Check them out at www.butcherband.com. Being as I live in Australia and haven’t been to LA,… Read More »Butcher Release “Auricle”, Lobal Orning Shirts
About two years ago, I discovered RSS feeds. As simple method of streaming information and news from a correctly set up website. Shortly after that I discovered a Blog, the Living Colour Blog, which outlined the news and events of the band Living Colour. It included an RSS feed, which I find makes life very easy to collect the kind of information I wanted about the band. Today, as I… Read More »Prying Open