There's a Judas Priest name generator!

Another day, another reason why the internet is both brilliant and very very silly.

To celebrate the launch of Judas Priest’s new album Firepower, you can now turn any word or phrase (as long as it’s 16 characters or under) into the iconic band logo. Head over to the Judas Priest Name Generator now to try it yourself!

We did with the word Metal Hammer (because duh!), and we’ve had to fire an intern after they printed off 50 different words for penis and stuck them up around the office.

Judas Priest’s new album Firepower is out now and available to order from Amazon.

Listen to our exclusive interview with Rob Halford and Ian Hill now on iTunes and on Acast.

Rob Halford also joins Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi in the new issue of Metal Hammer magazine.

Tony Iommi and Rob Halford on the past, present and future of metal

Founded in 1983, Metal Hammer is the global home of all things heavy. We have breaking news, exclusive interviews with the biggest bands and names in metal, rock, hardcore, grunge and beyond, expert reviews of the lastest releases and unrivalled insider access to metal's most exciting new scenes and movements. No matter what you're into – be it heavy metal, punk, hardcore, grunge, alternative, goth, industrial, djent or the stuff so bizarre it defies classification – you'll find it all here, backed by the best writers in our game.

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