Avatar released their ninth studio album, Dance Devil Dance, on Feb. 17, and in about two weeks, it climbed to the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Current Hard Music album chart. For frontman Johannes ...

I recently had the chance to catch up with Avatar's frenetic, showman-esque frontman Johannes Eckerström to discuss all things wrestling - including whether he believes Bray Wyatt's Fiend mask was ...

The post Imonolith Unveil “Becoming the Enemy” Featuring Avatar’s Johannes Eckerström: Stream appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Canadian metal band Imonolith are gearing up to release their ...

The post Avatar Announce New Album Dance Devil Dance, Release Title Track: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Avatar have announced their ninth album, Dance Devil Dance, set to arrive on February ...

Avatar frontman Johannes Eckerström joins The MetalSucks Podcast this week! During his chat with our host, Petar, he opens up to us about starting a potential solo album during the pandemic, how metal ...

Avatar singer Johannes Eckerstrom lists four big metal. bands that have bolster his appreciation for presentation within the live concert space. Avatar's Johannes Eckerström Shares More Details About ...

Looks, as we are so often reminded, can be incredibly deceiving. With Johannes Eckerström – the frontman of Swedish metallers Avatar and the character at the helm of their unorthodox circus – it’s ...

"It's too brainy, with not enough dancing" Quality, however, is something Avatar doesn't have to be concerned with; they're already a lock to bring the goods, and they're not shying away from anything ...

Well, I took the opportunity to ask Johannes - if WWE came calling and Vince McMahon said, "Johannes, I love your character in Avatar. I want to use it, but you get to choose who takes it," who he ...

„Wenn ich mit Leuten, die die Musik mögen, aber nicht unbedingt spielen, über die feineren Details spreche, die etwas großartig machen – wenn ich zum Beispiel über schnelle und langsame Songs spreche ...

My good pal Axl Rosenberg and I are two very different people, a basic tenet of MetalSucks that our readers often do not understand, with very different tastes in music. That said, I agree ...