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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.

Jenna dives into a foregone era of televised tomfoolery and asshattery, the heavy music it involved and supported, and where these anti-heroes ended up in the Internet age.

We unveil an early stream of the new EP from Chicago-based trio These Beasts, a hard-hitting outfit offering heavy, doom-infused rock for the masses.

Denver's stoner rock gem Cloud Catcher is no more. We look at their latest EP and chat with guitarist/vocalist Rory Rummings about the music, the breakup, and the future.

We talk melodies and doomsdays with the Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats frontman.