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“While citizens of Ferguson are stopping traffic to ‘raise awareness’ of a year old tragedy, let us come together to raise awareness of the ongoing wave of crime that continues to plague bands and fans alike,” says Missouri band.

Putzy is as putzy does, and these guys have all definitely done a LOT of putzy things.

Voyager will head out on a North American tour with Evergrey, Oceans of Slumber and Borealis later this month.

Cannibal Corpse announce tour with Cattle Decapitation and Soreption.

Don’t rest in beer quite yet, dude.

A record you are sure to love (eternally).

If you’ve got a few bones lying around, give them to his crowdfunding campaign.

Whoops… we mean the new Stray From the Path album.

If a band influenced by Queens of the Stone Age, Down and Corrosion of Conformity sounds appealing to you, get in here.

Their country-fried riffs aren’t prepared for inclement weather.

The heat of the moment showed in your… balooning cheeks.

The Indian sitar phenom covers “Wave of Babies.”

The singer found himself low on fuel and was forced to land unexpectedly, and the RAF loves him for it.

Terror’s frontman pontificates on what the band members might do for a living when they finally retire from hardcore.

The instrumental band will release a new album in September.

Mirror mirror on the wall, who’s the biggest putz of all?

It’s only five U.S. dates, though.

How does Soilwork’s latest offering stand up against the rest of their catalog, especially given all the changes to their lineup over the past several years? You’ll have to watch Crash’s review to find out.

You can still listen, even if you’re blind. Not if you’re deaf, though. Sorry.

Brevity is the soul of wit; riff is the spine of stoner metal.