This thrash metal band has been going since 1979 and their guitarist just got very candid about how much longer they plan to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Metal guitarist Gary Holt (pictured), known for his work in Exodus and Slayer, gave his opinion on popstars Taylor Swift and ...

Well, I don’t wanna die on stage,” Holt said. “I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about my own mortality, but I need at least ...

In this week's episode of Gear Factor, Exodus and Slayer's Gary Holt plays his favorite Black Sabbath riffs. Exodus have been on the road since early April, and Ohio's Sonic Temple festival was one of ...

Exodus and Slayer guitarist Gary Holt offered praise for Slash in a recent episode of the Appetite for Distortion podcast, sharing some of his favorite things about the top-hatted guitarist's ...

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The friendly rivalry between Exodus and Metallica extends back to, essentially, the dawn of thrash. While both sides are friendly and have mutual respect, Holt remains candid in his assessment of the ...

Welcome to the first-ever Temu Guitar Challenge with our first victim... uh... contestant Gary Holt of Exodus and Slayer! The premise is simple but the task is not ...

Exodus and Slayer guitarist Gary Holt has offered his thoughts on who should be included if thrash's famous "Big 4" was expanded to include more acts. The "Big 4" of thrash are considered to be ...

Legendary thrash metal band Exodus has basically been around since the late 1970s (with a hiatus or two in between). And with longtime genre compadres like Megadeth bidding the stage farewell, it’s ...

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"When we were making the album, we were just making the music we wanted to hear," Holt recalled to host Chuck Armstrong. "We didn't think anybody would will talk about the album or, you know, that it ...