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Misha Mansoor has long said bands shouldn’t rely solely on touring for income.

Featuring The Black Dahlia Murder, Girish and the Chronicles, Oceans of Slumber, Poppy and more.

Artists will be asked to take less money, while assuming greater risk of loss, for concerts.

He calls the allegations “false and defamatory.”

Filter have released a heavy new song. Richard Patrick hasn’t lost any of his political venom.

The guitarist’s first solo album, Suspended Animation, came out all the way back in 2005.

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the band’s seminal release.

WTF?

Reclaimed Rust: The Four-Wheeled Creations Of James Hetfield comes out in July.

Dolmayan responds to since-debunked allegations that Shake Shack employees deliberately poisoned members of the NYPD.

How do your favorite bands stack up against one another?

Or, “Douchie Douches Douche Together.”

I don’t much care for Ensiferum, but I like this song!

Lamb of God cements Lamb of God’s commitment to being Lamb of God.

Juggalos and leftists: allies at last! The slogan references the band’s 1991 song.

The band are making the most of their time in quarantine and exchanging songs ideas via the internet.

The band’s new album is an anti-Trump anthem that looks back critically on American history.

Flynn wrote the lyrics for “Stop the Bleeding,” the song featuring Leach, “on Wednesday May 27th, 2020, the day that the four officers who murdered George Floyd were (originally) not charged with anything.”

Former The Week in Metal host / MetalSucks video correspondent Whitney Moore is back in a short film about semen, made entirely in quarantine.

The tech metal band recently pared down to a duo consisting of founding members Navene Koperweis and Chaney Crabb.