On February 7th, Seether will release their remix ep called, well, “Remix.” It started out as a competition to remix just the single “Tonight.” The fan response was so overwhelming though that they went ahead and turned it into an EP project. Now they’ve gotten 5 trac
Some of you have no freakin’ idea how POWERFUL Pearl Jam was at their peak. They’ve mellowed and grown older gracefully, but in their day there was no better band on stage. This video shows a baby faced Eddie Vedder belting out the classic and later beating the holy hell out of the stage with his mic stand. This is pure energy and aggression. Check out this video and you’ll see why, for a short period of time, Pearl Jam ruled the world.
Jonathan Davis made a video of him recording the vocals to the new track “Sanctuary,” originally titled “November” in a hotel room in the Philippines. Definitely not your typical recording setting. It is however proof that
If I may refresh your memories, “Charm City Devils” were the band that won the national contest to open Motley Crue’s “Carnival Of Sins” tour. Now they’ve covered one of the most unlikeliest of songs ever. You may know the song from the movie “Brother Where Art Thou” (sung by the fictitious “Soggy Bottom Boys”). The song was originally written in 1913. More after the jump.
Eight-year-old guitarist Zoe Thomson tears through a high-speed heavy metal song and shows off some blazing fretwork that would put most adult guitarists to shame.
I know that music and fashion go hand in hand. Now I’m no fashionista by any means, but are you cool with Green Day dressing and posing for an entire ad for fashion designer John Varvatos?
I understand why Bob Dylan was huge in his day. I’ve never been a fan, but that’s why I’m hoping some of these upcoming covers for the big tribute album can turn me around. The tribute, called “Chimes Of Freedom: The Songs Of Bob Dylan” include covers from some big names like Rise Against, My Chemical Romance, Cage The Elephant, the Silversun Pickups, Eddie Vedder, Tom Morello, Adele, and the Airborne Toxic Event. 75 of Dylan’s songs in all. I d
Evidently Walmart has a program that plays in it’s stores called “Soundcheck”. I personally have never stood still long enough to notice that anything was going on. As part of this program Korn plays live and does some short interview segments. It’s filmed really well, so what the heck, it’s worth a look. More after the jump.
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Iconic soul, gospel and R&B singer Etta James passed away today (Jan. 20) at the age of 72. James had been battling serious illness having first being diagnosed with dementia in 2008.
It won a Golden Globe and is up for an Oscar too. Trent Reznor did the music for the movie, and he and Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs redid Zeppelin’s song. This is the opening sequence to the movie, basically where the titles and credits r
TMZ is reporting that Korn Bassist “Fieldy” has added some new ink to his back piece. Fieldy, who is almost completely covered in ink, added a “sacred heart” design to his back. Despite the fact that he doesn’t really seem to have a problem getting inked, this one had to smart. More details after the jump.
Dave Grohl is reportedly working on a documentary about Sound City Studios. Haven’t heard of it? I can guarantee you heard the sounds that have come out of there. Just a few of the artists to lay tracks down there include Metallica, Johnny Cash, Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Rage Against The Machine, Nine Inch Nails, REO Speedwagon, Willie Nelson, Eric Clapton and many more. The ico
