Written by Dave Mustaine and Joel Selvin, ‘Rust In Peace: The Inside Story of the Megadeth Masterpiece’ was released this year to coincide with the album’s 30th anniversary.
Filled with twists, turns, screams, and even laughs, the new book is described as "the cult thriller you've been dying for."
Megadeth’s ‘Youthanasia’ album confirmed that, a decade after forming the group, Dave Mustaine’s ambition was to be in the biggest metal band on the planet.
The subject of evil will remain one of interest to songwriters, no matter how controversial & unsettling. The Devil does indeed get some of the best songs.
The UK’s biggest rock and metal festival has just got even bigger with the addition of 17 new bands.
With their “classic” line-up in place, Megadeth’s ‘Rust In Peace’ emerged as one of the greatest thrash metal albums of all time.
Megadeth’s ‘Peace Sells… But Who’s Buying’ remains a heavy metal milestone. Frontman Dave Mustaine talks to uDiscover Music about recording the album.
The Megadeth frontman says, "“My collection of vinyl was pretty varied - It wasn't enormous but it was very diversified."
From Chicago’s Coca-Cola inspired logo to The Rolling Stones’ iconic lips and the mascots of metal, great logos can embody the very essence of a band.
Mustaine will be discussing 'Rust In Peace: The Inside Story Of The Megadeth Masterpiece' as well as the iconic album it is based on.
Boasting all the elements of a hit album, ‘Risk’ delivered everything Megadeth promised in the 90s. But should it have been a solo Dave Mustaine project?
Out on DVD on September 11, the new film chronicles the origin of one the most distinctive guitar on earth and its incredible influence on the history of rock and heavy metal.
The thrash metal band founded by Dave Mustaine has often taken on political stances and have released successful albums like Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? and Rust in Peace.
Released to coincide with the album's 30th anniversary, the new book will be published by Hachette on September 8.
While we wait for better times to return to festivals around the world, it’s worth taking a look at how modern music festivals came to be.
