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The band returns from a long hiatus with its 11th studio album, a tuneful yet intricate record that ping-pongs from one style ...

The band’s fourth album has broken three records. But while their identities remain a mystery, the gear they’re conquering ...

Headbangers, unite! Bloodywood is playing Japan. There are women drummers and vocalists. Songs feature the sarod and dhol.

The masked, anonymous UK quartet might be the biggest metal band in a generation—yet their laborious, watered-down fusion of pop, rap, and djent amounts to very little. But Even in Arcadia is a ...

Album opener "Bring Back the Noise" is a blistering coda for the record, merging record scratches with massive chug riffs. Body Count frontman Ice-T passes off the torch in "Sucks 2 Suck" as he runs ...

The Who were not the first nor the biggest of the British Invasion bands that captured the imaginations of music lovers on ...

Think Pinnacle Bank Arena no longer gets, to cop John Lenon’s phrase, the toppermost of the poppermost? Well, think again.

Five releases deep, these self-deprecating scamps have inadvertently landed on their own brand of life-affirmation; while ...

“The set, which is the English rock band’s major-label debut, bows atop the list dated May 24 with 127,000 equivalent album ...

Approaching the age his dad was when he died at Daytona, a second-generation legend went looking for answers. I went looking, ...

Everything you wanted to know about (re-)mastering audio, but were afraid to ask. Audio engineers help explain the art and science.