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Metal on metal violence has been a real issue over the years, but let’s promote pan-metallic unity with these amazing black on thrash cover songs!

We combed through list after list of the oddest, strangest and somewhat naughty-sounding town names in every state to create a definitive collection complete with unbelievable facts about each location.

Researchers analyzed Google search trends to find the most popular cereal in every state. Here's what Texans chose.

After years of dancing for the Knicks, Molly Day is finding a new rhythm. Her unique fitness classes celebrate movement, metal music and authenticity.

The concert fan known as 'Banana Man' has shared what he would say to End It after they ordered his suit to be shredded by fans during a recent Toronto show.

Warmer weather is here in Wichita Falls and one negative to that is that the mosquitos are buzzing around again. The city has announced some updates to help deal with the mosquitos in 2026.

The drummer will release 'Hello Boys and Girls!' in October.

Sam Bettens has reimagined K's Choice's '90s alt-rock anthem 'Not an Addict' 30 years later to reflect a life lived and a maturity gained while launching his second act.

A German fan just turned a gas station into a global sensation—24 million views on his Bucees video! Who knew convenience stores could be this captivating?

This week brings us new tour announcements for Whitechapel, Chad Gray, Underoath, Wage War and more.

See all the new releases coming each week of 2026.

Lex Legion features the recording lineup from King Diamond's 'Them' album with singer Nils K. Rue.

Looking for a budget-friendly summer getaway? These two Texas destinations are just a short drive from Wichita Falls and won't break the bank.

She also explains how the band "all kind of started a little bit together from scratch."

Back in the late 1950's, Wichita Falls became the first in Texas for a new experimental technology to help study tornadoes more efficiently.

For some, it meant taking a step back to identify what was more important in their lives – music or their families.

Sublime vocalist Jakob Nowell has clarified how he intends to proceed with the band as their new album arrives.

Failure's Greg Edwards opens up about the band's latest album, 'Location Lost,' the difficulty of discovering new music, working with Hayley Williams and more.

It was more of a somersault than a dive. Either way, it looks painful.

A beloved Fort Worth restaurant known for long lines and family recipes just earned the title of Texas' best family-owned eatery.

Their catalog varies in sound — and quality — but there's at least one winner on each album.

Before you say another casualty of Sikes Senter Mall. It looks like On The Border is closing all their locations across the country, according to rumors.

Caleb Shomo reflects on religious and peer pressure during his childhood and his journey leading up to coming out as a "proudly gay man" in May.

Here's what we know about the upcoming LP.

Reviewers and fellow rockers are all hailing her opening night performance.

A viral video shows Knicks fans attacking a Spurs fan after a loss, sparking outrage across social media.

Celebrity cameos and classic Rush Easter eggs welcome fans to the show.

Rock star sex tapes generated big business, salacious headlines and numerous court battles in the '90s.

A new study shows that musicians are starting to view storage rental spaces as viable options for rehearsal spaces.

Kim Thayil discussed his new memoir, shared some stories from Soundgarden's career and discussed feeling "self-critical" in an exclusive chat with Loudwire.

Dream Theater's Mike Portnoy, a longtime friend of Neil Peart, reveals his feelings after watching Anika Nilles play with Rush for the first time.

Wichita Falls police had an interesting arrest over the weekend where a man claimed he was the President of the United States of America.

The 'banana man' says the attack ordered by End It's frontman was the opposite of hardcore.

Here are new things we learned after reading Kim Thayil's new memoir 'A Screaming Life: Into the Superunknown with Soundgarden and Beyond.'

Some drew initial buzz, others scored some radio hits, but all of these 2000s-era supergroups ended up with relatively short tenures.

Hell might just be the hottest property on the market.