The Comets On Fire frontman’s long-dormant solo project returns with help from Steve Shelley, Brigid Dawson, Zoh Amba, and other underground rock figures.
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The Comets On Fire frontman’s long-dormant solo project returns with help from Steve Shelley, Brigid Dawson, Zoh Amba, and other underground rock figures.
The New Orleans sludge pioneers’ first single since 2012 works less as a comeback narrative than as a reminder of their uncompromising role in heavy music.
The Clean Error EP runs just over twenty-four minutes, pushing rhythmic glitch into tighter, more melodic territory without sanding down its edges.
The epic heavy metal doom act opens *Witch Wife In An Alien World* with a speed metal track about a mounting water crisis — part Judas Priest homage, part direct political indictment.
The band confirmed its members and crew were unharmed after a multi-vehicle accident early Friday morning, while a separate collision ahead of the bus resulted in one fatality.
In a conversation with Anderson Cooper, the blink-182 drummer discusses survivors guilt, loss, and the documentary “Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear.”
The Tennessee festival will take a year off after consecutive storm-affected editions, including this year’s rain-shortened weekend.
The band adds two standalone US dates around festival appearances, with pre-sale access opening August 25.
The K-pop group returns with a new project that prioritizes sonic evolution over narrative complexity.
Giuseppe Ielasi and Fabio Perletta build eight untitled pieces from sparse guitar dyads and granular electronics, with Giulia Bruno’s photographs adding a parallel visual rhythm.
