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Costa Rica’s #1 metal exports are back with new music.

“Fate of Man” was inspired by The Terminator.

“I think that people, for whatever reason, just don’t want to face things and accept things so they just bury it. And that’s just so unhealthy, in my opinion.”

The guitarist’s road to recovery continues following an aortic aneurysm and dissection on stage with the band.

The band has split with longtime skinsman Martin “Axe” Axenrot over an unspecified “conflict of interests.”

“I bare no ill will,” says the singer.

The fallout over the on-stage golden shower seen ’round the world continues.

From her recently-released album ‘Engine of Hell.’

But first: guitarist Wes Borland will release his own NFT series.

Leprous will be celebrating their 2021 album ‘Aphelion.’ The Ocean boast of their three-year visas and vow to tour a lot more.

Fingers crossed, this will actually happen in February.

Therion’s Sami Karppinen will fill-in for Opeth’s co-headlining tour with Mastodon.

Y’know. Like you’d fix a dog.

The band’s self-titled album is their first not to crack the Top 20 on the Billboard 200 chart in fifteen years.

He used a converted vocal booth to punish his ex-girlfriends for hours at a time.

The Leaves of Grass of its time!

The 105th individual title in Toontrack’s massive collection of drum MIDI for EZdrummer 2 and Superior Drummer 3.

Michael Johnston, owner of Audiotree, Lincoln Hall and Schubas in Chicago, allegedly conspired to take nude photos of his children’s nanny.

He basically dropped a demo in the mail with a wing and a prayer.

The band was initially forced to postpone these shows for reasons that rhyme with “bovid tineteen.”