Watch mems of Mutoid Man, Filth Is Eternal, Jaye Jayle & more cover Nick Cave’s version of “Stagger Lee’
The "Stagger Lee" cover also features members of Mrs Piss, Imperial Triumphant, and more.
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Psycho Las Vegas: 11 reasons to go to the stacked heavy music fest (updated 2021 lineup included)
After a few roadblocks, Psycho Las Vegas officially returns this month with new additions Mastodon, Knocked Loose, Vio-lence, Goatwhore, and Mutoid Man. Here are 11 reasons worth attending...
Cave In playing two nights at Saint Vitus this December
Cave In will return to the stage this fall.
This Week’s Livestreams: Billie Eilish, SZA, Khruangbin, Arlo Parks, OMD, more
plus Leon Bridges, Sheryl Crow, Porches, Lido Pimienta, Young M.A, and more things to stream this week.
Watch members of Cave In, Deftones, Killswitch Engage, In Flames & more cover Bjork
Sergio Vega (Deftones, Quicksand, Adam D (Killswitch Engage, Times of Grace), Stephen Brodsky (Cave In, Mutoid Man), Tanner Wayne (In Flames), and Chelsea Wolfe collaborator Ben Chisholm take on ”Hyperballad.”
Bandcamp exclusives for today’s fundraiser (Marissa Nadler, Lingua Ignota, No Joy, Sorry, more)
Plus: Curve, Ryley Walker & Kikagaku Moyo, Activity, Sonic Youth's Steve Shelley & Disappears, 'Earbudz Vol 1,' Mark Mulcahy, Grant-Lee Phillips, and more.
Watch GWAR & Mutoid Man do a Christmas Elton John parody for Two Minutes to Late Night
”The most ambitious crossover event in metal since Kiss was on Scooby Doo!” they say.
Mems of Circa Survive, Deafheaven, Minus the Bear, Converge, Cave In, more cover Brian Eno
Two Minutes to Late Night has brought together an amazing eight-person lineup for a medley of songs from Brian Eno's classic 'Here Come the Warm Jets.'
Stephen Brodsky’s 10 favorite albums & songs of 2020
The Cave In/Old Man Gloom/Mutoid Man member's list includes friends (Sumac, Umbra Vitae, Mrs. Piss), icons (AC/DC, Pretenders), and more...
Watch Marissa Nadler + mems of Converge, Cave In & more cover Journey
It also includes members of Kowloon Walled City, Toxic Holocaust, and more taking on the early Journey song “Of A Lifetime.”