The Dust Coda announce departure of old frontman, new frontman already in place
The announcement of The Dust Coda's new frontman comes ahead of a UK tour in March
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This Dutch university offers degrees in heavy metal music. Seriously.
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Former 24-7 Spyz vocalist and Black Rock Coalition co-founder Peter 'P. Fluid' Forrest, murdered in New York
Peter Forrest, a founding member of acclaimed funk-metal band 24-7 Spyz, killed in the Bronx on January 13
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Watch prog metal drum legend Mike Portnoy attempt to play along to Taylor Swift's Shake It Off with absolutely no idea what he's listening to
"Taylor, I'm really sorry, I totally ruined your song!"
Super Deluxe edition of classic Yes album Close To The Edge on the way
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Those Damn Crows release thumping new single No Surrender
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Tommy Lee calls out tone-deaf musicians self-promoting while Los Angeles is burning
"Maybe just stop and see who needs help”
Dave Mustaine's wine company is now offering luxury wine-related excursions
Elephant safaris! Camel trekking! White water rafting! Wine drinking! Anything is possible at House Of Mustaine
Osibisa founding member and singer Teddy Osei dead at 88
Founding member, singer and saxophonist of Afro-beat prog rockers Osibisa Tedy Osei has died, aged 88
Alt.rock icons Swervedriver release first new music in five years and it's predictably epic
The World's Fair EP was partially produced by hugely popular YouTube personality and Swervedriver nut Rick Beato
Punk rock lifer John Reis announces new album Time To Let You Down, shares single Fed To The Dogs
Itching for more top grade punk rock from Rocket From The Crypt / Hot Snakes / Drive Like Jehu leader John Reis? We have good news friends
Envy Of None detail upcoming second album Stygian Wavz
Canadian/American art rock quartet Envy Of None will release their new album Stygian Wavz in March
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