PANTERA 'REINVENTING THE STEEL' LP StonerDoomSludgeREV a hint of complacency does

a hint of complacency does rear its hideous little head during the last few cuts

but despite how revolutionary their sacred-cow-slaughtering punk antics were

The woofers are Kevlar-woven glass-aramid composite with rubber surrounds

can you think of a more metal song title than “Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll

PANTERA 'REINVENTING THE STEEL' LP StonerDoomSludgeREV a hint of complacency doesLABEL: Elektra WEA VINYL RELEASE DATE: 7 24 2012 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 2000 VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP Panteras 2000 swan song, Reinventing the Steel, stands as a favorite of both singer Philip Anselmo and bassist Rex Brown, boasting chest thumping anthems like Revolution Is My Name and Goddamn Electric. Rather than kowtowing to the nu metal sounds that eclipsed their power groove in the metal zeitgeist, Pantera doubled down on their sheer force and