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Specifically by David Bowie, Wire, Blue Öyster Cult, and The Beatles.
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“Other than that, I wouldn’t change much.”
"If that's the epitome of success in a rock band, it just seemed unrewarding."
“Eddie Van Halen made it look so fucking easy. They outshone us”
It appears he's been murder.
"If the guys send up the bat signal in a time of crisis, I'll be there."
It's the first time he's joined them for the track in over 20 years.
I Saw The End As It Passed Right Through Me is due out on February 14.
Plus 15 original songs, which is very cool.
"Mark my word: we're never gonna make a record again, we're never gonna tour again."
A Christmas spent in the void.
A stripped-down version in an unplugged trio format.
With Ethereal Tomb, Mile End, and Escuela Grind.
"But she'll be dead, so we can change the tracklisting."
"I think the fans and the bands definitely know what's going on."
You may know him as graphic designer GRIMGRIMGRIM.
So far they're up to eight shows.
Get ready to unleash your ghostly inner artist
Hopefully that means a new album in 2025, as well.
It was a rough run for Creed initially.
After their original, overarching list.
"Defeated Sanity is one of the best in the game of absolute top-tier extremity."
"Distant has delivered a must-listen for any fan of the heavier side of the metal spectrum."
"An exceptional blend of classic and modern Opeth whose unified approach is both alluring and slightly problematic."
Specifically by David Bowie, Wire, Blue Öyster Cult, and The Beatles.
"Don't hold your breath, 'cause it's gonna take a little time."
They've got a new label behind them, too.
This week's top tracks include a new King Diamond song, Jonathan Hultén bringing a soft acoustic jam, Cemetary Skyline doing the same, and more!...
Now that Oceano is done.
The single share its name with Lindemann's European tour for 2025
The countdown has begun for the anticipated return of Riot Fest to Douglass Park in Chicago, IL, next year. Slated for September 19th-21st, this...
“Sometimes we’ll never hear about them, because there’s too many of them.”
Ex Deo, the project led by Maurizio Iacono, frontman of Kataklysm, is ready to make waves with the release of their new EP, Year...
An intimate look at the album’s creation, from the hotel room demos to the grandeur of Abbey Road