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Listen to the band’s first new song in five years!

It will take place in August of 2020.

This one is actually kinda-sorta readable.

Support will come from Infected Rain and Wheel.

The perfect mix of Poppy’s electro-pop past and her new metal direction. With a creepy video, too!

The Brooklyn black metallers’ latest offering arrives in February.

Just like the working man! Struggling to get by! Support the troops!

Luckily, Cory and his family are okay.

Includes Tool, Slipknot, and more.

Kennedy played the Telecaster Buckley used on the live album, Live À L’Olympia, in the same venue.

Tankian says he is “all for” putting out previously-unreleased material, but fans need to “convince everyone else.”

Black Sabbath are done, Slayer are done, and Ozzy is on the way out. Who should call it quits next?

“Good thing that was a light beer,” he quipped, after swallowing a can.

Check out these photos of King Diamond’s latest live spectacle.

A disgustingly sick projectile of punk entropy produced by Justin Pearson (The Locust, Dead Cross).

It’s one of only four albums ever to spend 550 nonconsecutive weeks (or 10.5 years!) on the Billboard 200 charts.

The band, Mommy’s lil Monsterz, performed live on the show America’s Most Musical Family.

Support will come from Inter Arma and/or Greet Death and/or All Your Sisters.

Comedian and Tool superfan Nick Youssef has organized a comedy tour for himself around his favorite band.

Get into the holiday spirit with this most excellent mash-up.