Who doesn't love a zombie apocalypse? Presuming you're not actually living through one (hi, 2028!), there's always been something fascinating for metalheads in the whole idea of a zombie apocalypse.
Put it down to non-conformity (which, as Romero taught us all the way back in 1978, is basically what zombies represent - the ultimate conformity) or just a healthy appetite for splatter, but from Braindead to Dawn Of The Dead, 28 Days Later to Zombieland, there's a definite fascination with the idea.
In the past we've discussed which albums we'd listen to during a zombie apocalypse, but when Hammer went to Bloodstock Festival in the UK last week - a festival with its own share of zombie-themed acts over the years from Wednesday 13 (I Walked With A Zombie?) to Static-X (Zombie, duh) - we figured we'd ask some of the metalheads in attendance which singers they thought might be able to survive a zombie apocalypse.
Trivium's Corey Beaulieu drops a corker of an early suggestion - Ted Nugent ("cause he's got loads of guns, bows and arrows and stuff"), while Static-X's Tony Campos suggests Cannibal Corpse's George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher as "no zombie's chewing through that neck".
But there's a bunch of other suggestions besides, and we'd love to know - which metal singers do you think would survive a zombie apocalypse? And more importantly, why?
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