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If you'd like to hear Gene Simmons and Rick Rubin talking for three and a half hours, we have you covered
Kiss star Simmons has appeared on the latest edition of Rubin's Tetragrammaton podcast and they talk about everything
Marillion keyboard player Mark Kelly and daughter Tallulah launch new podcast Prog & Progeny
Prog & Progeny features Marillion's Mark Kelly and daughter Tallulah discussing Marillion, music and life in general
Metallica’s James Hetfield names who he deems the “master craftsman at lyrics” – and it’s not a metal musician
The Metallica man discusses all things lyric-writing during the latest Metallica Report podcast
“I do think that Satan resides within me”: Conan O’Brien just made a metalcore song. Sort of.
Listen to talk show host extraordinaire Conan O’Brien get musical with a metal singer on his podcast
"My forte, my strength in Metallica, was the live show. That is all that mattered to me, everything else came second." Jason Newsted on what made him such a vital part of Metallica during his time with the band
Metallica's former bassist made sure every single live show counted
"Family always comes first for me." Ozzy on the Osbournes resurrecting their podcast, their legendary reality TV show and why he's not done with music by a long shot
Ozzy is still hoping to hit the road and bring us a new album next year
"People that mostly know Skynyrd from Free Bird or Sweet Home Alabama: there's this heavier, less mainstream side to them." Metallica's Lars Ulrich reveals the five Lynyrd Skynyrd deep cuts that everyone needs to hear
Metallica's drummer has been digging deep into Lynyrd Skynyrd's back catalogue. Do you know these lesser celebrated songs?
Ozzy Osbourne: “I’ve got no fear of going to Hell – I’ve been going there and back for the past five years"
Ozzy discusses his recovery from major surgery and the Osbournes' resurrected podcast
Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Steve Albini recall Nirvana's prank telephone calls to Eddie Vedder and Gene Simmons during the making of In Utero
Recording In Utero in rural Minnesota in the dead of winter, Nirvana had to make their own fun: cue silly phone calls to fellow rock stars who had no idea they were being pranked
