Marilyn Manson Writes F You on face at LAX -- Randy Blythe "the US Justice Dept. knew"!

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Marilyn Manson Writes F You on face at LAX when going through security checks -- Randy Blythe says "the US Justice Dept knew" and he wasn't notified -- Oprth start to write for new album and more.!!

PitCam.TV had an interview with  Opeth frontman Mikael Åkerfeldt at this year's edition of the Wacken Open Air festival, which was held August 2-4 in Wacken, Germany. Akerfeldt stated:

When asked if OPETH has begun work on a new album: "I've been writing a little. I'm going on a trip soon — next week — on my own, actually, which I've never done before. I'm gonna bring the guitar and write some stuff, hopefully. But I think we're still touring, and we still have another European tour coming up in the fall. And that kind of prevents me from getting too into the work — the creative process. I'm gonna start writing more from real once we finish the tour. 'Cause I don't have much."

I Killed The Prom Queen is writing material for their new album. The band has completed 8 tracks for their new record. The album has been scheduled for a 2013 release.

According to television station KTLA, Marilyn Manson wrote the words "f you" on his face when walking through security at Los Angeles International Airport on August 10th 2012.
He was wearing sunglasses a black hat and a raincoat and was with his girlfriend, Lindsay Usich. 
Also Marilyn Manson has posted a NSFW picture from their music video for his new single "Slo-Mo-Tion". You can view it at his Twitter. 

Rolling Stone has published a Q&A with Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe. The interview was regarding Blythe's imprisonment in the Czech Republic on charges of manslaughter.

Blythe and his bandmates had no clue on the impending arrest in the Czech Republic when they arrived. However, the U.S. Justice Department did know, and failed to warn Blythe. Check out the comments below:

Rolling Stone: Did the Czech government try and contact you prior to the arrest?

The Czech authority sent a letter to the Justice Department, and our government told them basically where they can get off. They said, "No, we won't cooperate." I don't know if the American government thought there was not enough basis for them to pursue an investigation. Regardless, what I'm a little bit steamed about is the fact that they didn't have the courtesy to contact me -- in any way, shape or form -- and say, "Hey, you're wanted for manslaughter in a foreign country."

Source: theprp, blabbermouth, rollingstone, lambgoat, metalstorm

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