SLAUGHTER TO PREVAILS vocalist Alex Terrible has just delivered a solo cover of RAMMSTEIN’s industrial metal anthem, “Feuer Frei!” Shared on June 23rd via his personal YouTube channel, the video showcases Terrible’s trademark growls and guttural depth applied to one of Rammstein’s most iconic tracks — a 2002 single that helped define the band’s global presence.
SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL will release their new full-length album, Grizzly, on July 18th, 2025, via Sumerian Records. The album marks a major step forward for the band, both musically and visually.
The announcement of Grizzly was paired with the debut of the single “Russian Grizzly In America” and its accompanying music video — a high-impact visual spectacle featuring a massive animatronic bear and a cameo by UFC heavyweight Alexander Volkov. The video encapsulates the band’s no-holds-barred approach to art and aggression.
Alex Terrible said :”I think this is the best album we have ever written. We put so much effort into it. We spent a lot of time on every detail and really poured our souls into the songs. In the past, we were always rushing to finish albums and just releasing whatever we had. This time, we took our time, worked carefully on each track, and made sure everything was exactly how we wanted it. Hopefully it was all worth it.”
SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL‘s journey began in the most unlikely of ways — two musicians from completely different worlds. Alex Terrible, forging his monstrous vocals from a small bedroom in the cold, rural Russian city of Yekaterinburg, crossed paths online with guitarist Jack Simmons, who sharpened his craft in a quiet town on the outskirts of Essex, U.K. What started as a distant collaboration quickly turned into a brotherhood, as their exchanges of ideas took shape, songs were formed and it became apparent to Jack and Alex that they were on to something special.
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