Eisen, who is credited under his abbreviated real name T. Salvador on Static-X's new album for additional music and songwriting on several tracks, went into detail about his involvement in the band's ...

In summary, Flynn lashed out at the online community that had given him flak over the lyrical content of "Do or Die," from "cringeworthy" words about trolls and memes to the similarities between his ...

So postete Edsel zwei nebeneinander platzierte Screenshots mit den Spotify-Profilen von Dope auf der einen und Machine Head auf der anderen Seite (siehe ebenfalls unten). Dazu schrieb der New Yorker ...

Dope frontman Edsel Dope has made a public plea online with Public Enemy‘s Chuck D and The Doors‘ John Densmore over a new band they formed name doPE. The rapper and drummer just announced the project ...

"It sounds like Dope and it feels like Dope," Dope frontman Edsel Dope told Noisecreep about his band's latest effort, 'No Regrets,' which represents a logical sonic progression for this crackling, ...

Last week, Static-X fans thought they had identified the reformed band’s mysterious vocalist Xer0 as Edsel Dope – but the frontman of Dope has since quashed those claims, comparing the speculation to ...

Static-X’s Project Regeneration Vol. 1 dropped on 10th July and since then, it’s been surrounded by the clouds of controversies. Recently, ex-Static-X guitarist Tripp Eisen came up with accusations ...

Turns out there won’t be a big trademark lawsuit between Edsel Dope and Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Chuck D and The Doors drummer John Densmore over the use of the name doPE for their side project, as ...

In a new interview with Audio Ink Radio, Edsel Dope said he believes the Xer0 character offers his some privacy and that his moniker in the band should be respected. Dope also mentions that having ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cover of doPE album 'no country for old men,' featuring The Doors' John Densmore and Public Enemy's Chuck D (Org Music) Densmore ...