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Metal Hammer
Metal Hammer
Entertainment
Dave Everley

“It was an intense process being in this band. By the end, everyone was, like, ‘I don’t need to see you again, ever’”: the rise, fall and spectacular resurrection of Faith No More

Faith No More in 2015.

San Francisco misfits Faith No More were one of the most groundbreaking bands of the late 80s and early 90s, helping usher in everything from alt-rock to nu metal before their split in 1998. An unexpected reunion 11 years later saw them reclaiming their crown as rock’s great mavericks – something rubber-stamped by 2015’s brilliant comeback album, Sol Invictus. As the band told Metal Hammer at the time, it was the latest twist in a career of a band who had always zagged when people expected them to zig.


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