Meshuggah
Watch a new doc on the late Sean Reinert ft. Testament, Megadeth, Meshuggah members & more
To honor the one-year anniversary of Cynic/Death drummer Sean Reinert’s death, a new free hour-long documentary has been released featuring members of several other legendary metal bands…
Baroness tell us what music they've been listening to in quarantine, doing livestream tonight
Baroness are performing their 2019 album ‘Gold & Grey’ for tonight’s (9/10) livestream, their first full set of 2020.
amazing live videos from PJ Harvey, At the Drive In, B-52's & more to watch while every show is cancelled
Today’s picks for amazing live videos to watch while there are no actual shows to attend include At the Drive In at Big Day Out 2001, PJ Harvey at Roskilde 1995, B-52s in 1980, Oingo Boingo in 1985, and more…
Hellfest 2020 lineup: Faith No More, SOAD, Judas Priest, Down, Deftones, much more
The huge lineup also includes Incubus, Korn, Mastodon, Opeth, Deep Purple, The Offspring, Obituary, Mayhem, Abbath, Alcest, Electric Wizard, Baroness, Om, Envy, Mono, High On Fire, Killing Joke, Youth of Today, and still tons more…
Chicago Open Air 2019 Saturday pics & video (System of a Down, Ghost, more)
Saturday at Chicago Open Air got off to a late start after doors were delayed because of severe weather, forcing the cancellation of sets from Vein, Knocked Loose and Code Orange.
Shape of Despair playing US shows with Ilsa before Eternal Warfare Fest
Finnish funeral/death doom vets Shape of Despair are playing some rare US shows this year, and they’re also playing the stacked Czech festival Brutal Assault.
Meshuggah & The Black Dahlia Murder announce 2019 US tour
The tour surrounds both bands’ appearances at Ohio’s Sonic Temple and Chicago Open Air.
Chicago Open Air 2019 lineup (System Of A Down, Tool, Ghost, Code Orange, more)
The lineup also includes Meshuggah, The Prodigy, Gorjia, The Black Dahlia Murder, Knocked Loose, Vein, and more.
Epicenter 2019 lineup (Tool, Judas Priest, Foo Fighters, Korn, Mastodon, more)
The new North Carolina festival replaces Carolina Rebellion and the lineup includes Tool, Judas Priest, Foo Fighters, Korn, Rob Zombie, Mark Lanegan, Mastodon, High On Fire, Vein, and more.
Maynard lists albums that influenced him most; Tool playing Welcome to Rockville
Welcome to Rockville also includes Korn, Rob Zombie, Judas Priest, The Prodigy, Mark Lanegan, High on Fire, and more.
