Troy Sanders

How does Mastodon's Troy Sanders prepare for a new album? Watch this new teaser trailer here.

Troy Sanders calls Turd Factory the weirdest band he's ever been a part of.

Watch as Mastodon's Troy Sanders and Hellyeah's Kyle Sanders star in the humorous new promo for Orange Amplifiers.

Troy Sanders spoke with Full Metal Jackie about Gone Is Gone's debut record, the chemistry in the band and what Mastodon's future holds.

Gone Is Gone's Troy Sanders discusses joining the band, their self-titled EP and key tracks and he offers an update on Mastodon's next album.

Mastodon bassist Troy Sanders has just announced his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer in July, but things are going well as she is on the mend.

Mastodon's Troy Sanders was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's show this past weekend. The singer-bassist discussed the band's upcoming album 'Once More 'Round the Sun' and more. If you missed Jackie's show, check out the full interview below:

There's been a mysterious and exciting vibe revolving around the new project launched by Soulfly's Max Cavalera, the Dillinger Escape Plan's Greg Puciato, Mastodon's Troy Sanders and former Mars Volta drummer Dave Elitch. The new band has been dubbed Killer Be Killed, and the group have finally released some juicy details on their 2014 debut album.

Mastodon singer-bassist Troy Sanders is sitting backstage riffing on a guitar when he learns that all six of his amps have bitten the dust just shortly before he's going onstage. Though the scenario is not that likely, it's played to the full humorous hilt for the new short film / promo starring Sanders for Orange Amplifiers.

Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera has spoken in the past about an upcoming musical project with Dillinger Escape Plan vocalist Greg Puciato and former Mars Volta drummer Dave Elitch, but a new member has been added to the yet-unnamed supergroup. That man just happens to be Troy Sanders, the bassist and co-vocalist of modern metal outfit Mastodon.

So you’ve listened to Mastodon’s albums, you’ve watched their videos and maybe you even own a ‘Crack the Skye’ T-shirt. But what can you expect if you’ve never actually seem them in their natural element, onstage under the lights, amps cranked and rocking out?