Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta on hardcore, Kingdom Of Sorrow, causing chaos and much more…
Words: Paul Travers
Is there a more industrious man in hardcore and metal than Jamey Jasta? Best known as the lead vocalist for Hatebreed, he also fronts occasional sludge metal supergroup Kingdom of Sorrow, the metalcore-flavoured Icepick and his own solo project. He’s also made innumerable guest appearances and collabs, runs a record label, a clothing line and a prominent podcast.
Luckily he somehow found time to answer your questions on everything from violent mosh-pits to copious vomiting and when that long-awaited third Kingdom of Sorrow album might arrive (spoiler: soon!).
What do Tiger’s Chicago ties mean for 2026 Presidents Cup?
In light of today’s announcement that the
Presidents Cup is headed to Medinah Country Club in 2026, we decided to convene writers from both sides of the aisle to analyze the move and what it means for both teams.
Below are Sean Martin’s look at the U.S. Team and a potential Tiger Woods captaincy and Ben Everill’s take on how Geoff Ogilvy’s involvement could help the International Team.
U.S. TEAM
Augusta National. St. Andrews. Medinah.
What do these courses have in common? They’re the three venues where Tiger Woods has won multiple majors.