Scar The Martyr

At least it's better than the friggin' Murderdolls.

"I guess if I didn’t form this band maybe I would have used one or two of them or something, but I think at the time when I was doing this project, I wasn’t thinking Slipknot at all."

He is one of the most recognised and renowned musicians in the contemporary metal scene. Having excelled with the likes of Slipknot and the Murderdolls, Joey Jordison returns with his new musical endeavour, Scar The Martyr. With a debut album just released, Killyourstereo.com chatted with the main man about the band, plans for Slipknot and the possibility of Scar The Martyr touring down under early next year.

Formulaic to the point of pedestrian, not even Jordison’s typically water-tight drumming is enough to save Scar The Martyr from sub-par banality.