Baroness

Puscifer and Dropkick Murphys are among the new additions to Hellfest 2021, which mostly mirrors the 2020 lineup that didn't happen.

Darling's first song is the haunting, ethereal ”Baptists,“ and they say more music is on the way.

The video also includes a parody of that Danzig interview with his books.

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include Pylon in 1991, Vic Chesnutt with Lambchop in 1998, Baroness at The Gutter, and more.

Two Minutes to Late Night, the heavy metal talk show that tapes at Brooklyn’s Saint Vitus Bar, been posting covers made during quarantine, but here's one that was shot at Vitus back in January...

Baroness, Kvelertak, Enslaved, Metallica, Slipknot, Mutoid Man, Death, Anthrax/Testament, Outer Heaven, and more archived livestreams, unearthed concerts, and new live albums the metal world has offered during quarantine...

”The experience of making this video through emails, texts and phone calls has been a powerful reminder of how inspiring and invigorating music can be in times of stress, struggle and confusion.”

Plus New Order and Pet Shop Boys, Black Keys, Car Seat Headrest, They Might Be Giants, Four Tet, King Buzzo, Santana and Earth Wind and Fire, Norah Jones and Mavis Staples, Jhene Aiko, The Hold Steady, Kraftwerk, EOB, Billy Bragg and more.

This awesome pairing goes down in May.

Here are our favorite albums of the decade, including Fiona Apple, St. Vincent, Joanna Newsom, Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean, The National, Mitski, Deerhunter, Angel Olsen, Beach House, and more...