Poison the Well

'Two Minutes to Late Night' tapped members of Sleigh Bells, Poison the Well, Cloak, Wear Your Wounds, and more for a GNR cover.

This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' looks at 15 albums that defined the melodic style of post-hardcore that took off in the early 2000s thanks to bands like At the Drive-In, Thursday, and Glassjaw, many of whom are still breaking ground and/or influencing new bands today

Plus: Saves the Day/Anxious, Nicole Atkins, Deftones, The Decemberists, Andrew Bird/Calexico and Iron & Wine, Laura Marling, and more tour news.

New additions also include HEALTH, Obituary, TSOL, Crowbar, Exhorder, Wolves In The Throne Room, Eyehategod, Pig Destroyer, Repulsion, Immolation, Intronaut, Khemmis, Creeping Death, Midnight, Wino, Zola Jesus, Lower Dens, and more...

Emperor, who just played the 70,000 Tons of Metal Cruise yesterday, are ”rumored” to play their first-announced US show (on land) in years.

Brutus and This Will Destroy You are also among the new additions to this increasingly stacked festival.

The fest also includes Mayhem, Ulver, Blonde Redhead, Windhand, Ty Segall, Elder, and more.

The show is in LA and it's currently PTW's only upcoming date.

From much-missed bands like Deadguy, Unbroken, and Turmoil to lifers like Integrity, Ringworm, and Converge, here are 15 '90s metalcore albums that still hold up and sound relevant today.

The Darling Fire is the new band from Jolie Lindholm, who used to front The Rocking Horse Winner and sang on the first two Dashboard Confessional albums, and it also features members of Further Seems Forever, Shai Hulud, Poison the Well, and more...