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20:46 Friday, 27 October 2023
Anthrax guitarist, Scott Ian, recently announced, "all 4 seasons of Blood & Guts and Bloodworks are coming to my YouTube channel. See me get killed in all kinds of fantastic ways! Over and over!"
Blood & Guts Season 3, Episode 2 - "Halloween Horror Nights" is now available for streaming below.
Says Scott: "Hey fiends, Halloween is upon us and I am so excited I could rip my own face off! Also, in honor of the best time of the year I’m posting this Season 3 episode of Blood & Guts celebrating Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights. John Murdy, Larry Bones and their crew were so cool to take us behind the curtain to see how the entrails are made. Have a great pre-Halloween weekend! "
Watch Blood & Guts Season 1, Episodes 1, 2 & 3 below:
Guesting on a recent episode of That Rocks! - hosted by Eddie Trunk, Don Jamieson, and Jim Florentine - Scott Ian revealed the status of Anthrax's follow-up to their 2016 album, For All Kings, which has presumably been in the works for years.
Scott Ian: "Once lockdown and all that stuff happened, nothing creative was happening at all with us through that whole period. And then, slowly but surely, when we started playing shows again in '21 and going into '22, that's when we started working again, really. In the last year, we really started to put stuff together and Charlie (Benante / drums) and Frankie (Bello / bass) and I getting together and having writing sessions and arranging stuff, to the point where we finally went in the studio just recently and recorded nine songs that have drums, bass, and guitar done now. And (Jonathan) Donais' got a couple of lead (guitar) breaks that are killer that he's demoed and sent to us. He hasn't actually officially recorded them yet, but I think he's gonna get most of his stuff written and then he'll go in and record all of it. I'm pretty sure we've got dates on the books for Joey (Belladonna / vocals) to start working as well with Jay (Ruston / producer) next month, so yeah, everything's officially moving along at a decent pace now."
