Pantera "Vulgar Display of Power" (202 Reissue) hardcore while staying grounded by nature

while staying grounded by nature

Glenn Danzig

playing send ups of well-known fictional sleuths like Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple

The new album artwork by Rich Kelly is approved by director Martin Scorsese

Pantera "Vulgar Display of Power" (202 Reissue) hardcore while staying grounded by naturePantera's second landmark album in a row, 1992's Vulgar Display Of Power, cemented their reputation, with Dimebag Darrell's strafing leads making him the newest poster boy for electric guitar mayhem. Anselmo's dark lyrics and fearsome roar pressed him to the front lines of metal's most compelling frontmen, and the videos for such songs as "Mouth For War," "This Love" and "Walk" (which turned Anselmo's intimidating refrain of "Are You Talkin' To Me!?!"