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Violent J is pissed at The Atlantic.
Jerry Only's reaction was pretty great.
"This whole episode has afforded me a lot of time to be creative."
A new song is coming on February 2!
"[A] reflection on the process of drying-out, the realities of relapsing."
Plus releases from Wardruna, Here Lies Man, Phantom Elite, Comatose, and Asphyx.
"LAPD asked me if I have any enemy's I said 'yes' and named 3 people."
"For him to say it's fake heavy, then he wrote a fake-heavy song."
In early December, Live Nation's president said it was his "expectation" that they would be back with "major outdoor shows" by summer. Now, there...
Hall of Fame producer Bob Rock just cashed out big time. The Canadian producer, who was once akin to Metallica's fifth member, produced all...
Panopticon is back with a brand new full-length album called …and Again Into the Light out sometime this Spring. You can check out the...
Recorded for their Age of Unreason album.
Gimme Metal Program Director Brian Turner delivers the week's top 5 office buzz-worthy tracks. GAEREA – Urge Portugal's Gaerea sidestep a lot of preconceived black...
Heavily reminiscent of the golden years of black metal – the early to mid-90s – Fuath creates an icy and foreboding atmosphere in their...
Things aren't looking good for Iced Earth's Jon Schaffer. After turning himself into authorities in Indianapolis this past Sunday, Schaffer will remain in police custody through...
A hilarious edition of the Livecast. We kick off the show discussing Dave Mustaine's recent purple belt in jiu jitsu. We then follow up...
Believe it or not, before Metallica were the biggest band in the world, they were trying to get their name out there just like...
While Iced Earth's record label, Century Media, has yet to offer any official comment on one of their artists being involved in the Capitol...
Good news for fans of the Jesse Leach / Adam D. side project. Times of Grace, the band featuring the Killswitch Engage members, will be releasing...
Not quite the mainstream publicity bands typically hope for.
King Crimson's 74-year-old Robert Fripp and his 62-year-old wife, Toyah Willcox, went positively viral last week for their inspired cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman."...
