King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will be back in North America this spring, and have just announced a lot more tour dates, including stops in Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, NYC, DC, and Philadelphia...
We spoke with the enigmatic frontman of Killing Joke and learned… some things, most notably, a lesson.
The Asheville quartet released a rocking new album called "III" today; we caught up with drummer Scott Middleton and guitarist/vocalist Zeb Camp to talk shop.
The Atlanta-based quartet unveils a stirring new music video ahead of their upcoming second full-length "The Burning Dawn," out later this month.
We dive into the surprising but endlessly engaging new album "Infest The Rats' Nest," the 14th full-length from this Melbourne-based troupe known for their stylistic span from garage rock to psych-infused jazz, and now metal.
The ever-changing hydra which is Kayo Dot returns with their ninth album; here's a brand-new track and statement from Toby Driver.
AC/DC's breakthrough album turns 40 years old today -- here's our retrospective on a record so goddamn rock-'n'-roll that it hardened into musical permanence.
"Cherish it. Music this good doesn't come around every day." Here's our in-depth review.
We celebrate the two-decade mark for Mr. Bungle's final full-length: "It made the complex seem effortless, in contrast to their earlier work which make the difficult sound laborious, and it transports you to a world where the impossible manifests."
Cave In's new album is an imperfect and raw demonstration of four friends in love with rock music.