VOTE: Better Slipknot Album – ‘Slipknot’ vs. ‘Iowa’
Which is the better Slipknot album – their 1999 self-titled debut or their impressive Iowa follow-up? That’s the debate at the center of this week’s Chuck’s Fight Club on the Continue Reading
Which is the better Slipknot album – their 1999 self-titled debut or their impressive Iowa follow-up? That’s the debate at the center of this week’s Chuck’s Fight Club on the Continue Reading
The music world has stepped up for Los Angeles wildfire relief in a number of ways, and now 100 or so more have chipped in, too: Today (January 20), Leaving Continue Reading
Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe has been very open about his struggles with alcohol and drug use prior to him getting sober roughly 15 years ago. During a recent Continue Reading
Over the past week or so, numerous artists and festivals have released exclusive merch and/or done other things to raise money for victims of the recent California wildfires. Now, metal Continue Reading
Sir Elton John is one of the most revered live entertainers. With thousands of performances across his career, the EGOT titleholder has plenty of concerts to back up this claim. Continue Reading
The relief efforts amid the ongoing Los Angeles County fires are revamping up. Several musicians including Taylor Swift, Beyoncé (by way of her foundation), and The Weeknd have given significant Continue Reading
The evolution of music continued in 2024, with numerous bands saying their (supposed) farewells, while other bands decided they still have more left in them and decided to reunite after Continue Reading
With yet another video arriving online showing As I Lay Dying singer Tim Lambesis in a less than flattering light, the singer’s wife Dany has taken to social media to Continue Reading
The best kind of television episodes aren’t the ones where you remember where you were when you watched them. They’re the ones where you remember how you felt watching them. Continue Reading
Scorpions have postponed their 2025 Las Vegas residency in order for drummer Mikkey Dee to continue recovering from his recent sepsis battle. “We regret to inform you that due to Continue Reading
Believe it or not, there are some rockers that are huge fans of pop stars. Because believe it or not, but you can actually like more than one type of Continue Reading
Reports indicated the 2025 Grammys were “highly likely” to be postponed in light of the Los Angeles wildfires, but the Recording Academy quickly refuted those claims, announcing the show “will Continue Reading
Here is your 2025 hard rock + metal album release calendar and all of this week’s newest albums! Each week is loaded with new rock and metal releases and keeping track Continue Reading
Steven and Ian open with a discussion of the recent Robbie Williams’ biopic Better Man, in which the British singer is portrayed by a CGI monkey. Shockingly, the movie didn’t Continue Reading
The life and legacy of legendary filmmaker David Lynch is on the minds of many after his death on Thursday (Jan. 16), with many in the rock world sharing their Continue Reading
A new Lucy Dacus era is upon us. After tending to Boygenius matters, Dacus has a new solo album, Forever Is A Feeling, on the way. She announced the project Continue Reading
Devo‘s biggest hit by far is “Whip It.” The track, from 1980’s Freedom Of Choice, is the influential new wave group’s only top-20 hit, and it’s appeared in everything from Continue Reading
Today, January 16, is FKA Twigs’ birthday. To celebrate, she went ahead and announced a tour in support of her upcoming project, Eusexua. Announcing the tour on social media, Twigs Continue Reading
Rich Anthony’ s latest single, “Only When It’s Dark Enough“, hits just when it’s needed most: an anthem of hope in the midst of a world feeling increasingly divided and Continue Reading
Marcus Mumford released his debut solo album in 2022, but now it’s time for him to reunite with his sons: Today (January 15), Mumford & Sons announced they have a Continue Reading