Do you like Led Zeppelin? We sure hope so.

They will both descend on the National Mall on September 16th. Things could get interesting!

“I know I exist, I know you used to play shows with them, I know I went to those shows. There’s pictures of us all together.”

The movie is basically done, but they need your help to pay for music clearance.

The project that brought industrial and goth to the masses.

Maximus Frank shares some thoughts on the Houston “Day for Night” festival, featuring Aphex Twin, Kamasi Washington, John Carpenter and more.

A long-awaited victory for one of rock’s great unsung bands.

Are we approaching an era of pure punishment, in which the only fun allowed is sanctioned by media giants, where safe art trumps radical art, and where the audience itself is confused over what “radical” and “interesting” actually means?

A long weekend at a resort in the Catskill mountains promises classes about their songwriting, studio approach and touring, private performances, jam sessions, video game competitions and just general hanging out with the band.

GREAT SCOTT!!!

Max on Friedman’s recent controversial comment about Hendrix — and why that comment is so problematic.

David Draiman isn’t alone.

Oddly enough, the lyrics sound a whole lot like any given Coheed and Cambria song!

The 3-day open air festival in Illinois takes a stab at recreating the grand metal festivals of Europe.

Some songs aren’t just songs. They’re game-changers.

We continue our countdown!

It’s also psychedelic and evil.

Second song in as many months from the Woodstock, NY progsters, continuing their “one new song a month” plan.