Let's say you started spring break a little early and you've been pretty much braindead for the past week? Do we have the cure for you. No, not a blood mary with a raw egg, we've got links to all the killer HeadbangersBlog.com posts you might have missed. Did you hear our revealing and hysterical podcast interview with Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen? Click "more" to check out what else might have slipped you by and keep up with all our posts on Twitter.com. Read more...

Even though there will never be another Ministry studio album, industrial metal fans can take solace in knowing the coming months will bring the band's two final products: A live CD chronicling the Ministry's 2008 C U LAaTouR and a DVD of the tour, which will feature separate songs and a documentary of the mayhem that went down behind the scenes. Both are being called Adios Puta Madres.

In addition frontman Al Jourgensen Jourgensen has just released the latest album by his alter-ego Revolting Cocks, Sex-O Olympic-O, which stays true to the band aesthetic of sleazy industrial dance beats, overheated guitars and distorted vocals.

We recently hooked up with Jourgensen and talked about why he'll never hit the road again, The new RevCo album and an upcoming thrash collaboration with Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison. Jourgensen also discussed plans for a third full-length Lard album (a collaboration with ex-Dead Kennedys vocalist Jello Biafra) his hopes for a second release by Pailhead (a band he formed with ex-Fugazi frontman Ian MacAye) and his production plans for the next Prong album.

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At the risk of pissing off Exodus vocalist Rob Dukes -- a pretty huge guy who could snap our necks like pencils -- we gotta say that his iPod isn't all that brutal. One of the only thrash songs on there is by the band he's actually in, and the majority of his 20 random picks are kinda lightweight coming from a guy who screams, "I always stab my victims until they're dead/ A knife to the throat or a smashing blow to the head" just about every night he's onstage.

Still, we gotta give him kudos for having solo Mike Patton, Frank Zappa and The Accused on there. And, just to make sure we never end up on his sh-- list, we'll conclude things by saying Dukes is a multi-talented guy who enjoys tasting from the many flavors of life. Click "more" to see his list and watch a video from one of the artists in his Random Shuffle. Read more...

For the third annual After Dark Horrorfest, the film festival isn't just releasing eight new movies, they're also issuing two soundtracks, 8 Songs to Die For and 8 Themes to Die For.

Click more to hear all of 8 Songs to Die For, which features songs by Bleeding Through, Ministry, Revolting Cocks, Walls of Jericho, Too Pure to Die, The Number Twelve Looks Like You and more. Read more...