Slaughter to Prevail

Heavy music and bare‑knuckle combat collide in the film festival award‑winning documentary "Blood 4 Blood: Sound Of War", premiering November 11 on Prime Video and Apple TV. The film follows Alex Terrible, deathcore vocalist of SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL, as he steps out of the spotlight and into Bare Kn...

"I’m going to confront my own weaknesses and fears. And I want to become someone who inspires others to do the same"

Slaughter to Prevail frontman Alex Terrible took to social media to offer up his opinions on masculinity, and how he doesn't see it the way everyone else does.

The singer is ready to confront all his weaknesses and fears as he attempts to achieve a personal goal.

Slaughter To Prevail frontman Alex Terrible took to social mediea to further explain his take on masculinity. This isn't the first time Terrible has taken to social media to explain his thoughts on such topics ...

"I'm going to confront my own weaknesses and fears. That's where my real battle begins. And I want to become someone who inspires others to do the same."

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Slaughter To Prevail rolled out that cover twice over the weekend.

Slaughter to Prevail's Alex Terrible addresses the tattoo he got in his youth the consequences that came with it and the person that he is today.

Well, while this was addressed last month, the Slaughter To Prevail vocalist spoke again about how he is indeed not a Nazi.

As a teen in Russia, the Slaughter to Prevail frontman fraternised with right-wingers and football hooligans

"I Am Not A Nazi. I Have Never Considered Myself A Nazi, And I Never Will."

"Looking at it now as an adult, I understand that my personal interpretation of a symbol doesn't erase its history or what it represents to other people."

"...Apparently, if I defend myself on my own platform, then suddenly it's, 'Oh my God, how could you put this person on blast like that?!'"

DJ Paul and Rev3rent will be opening that run.