Back in January, the hilarious parody song 'This Is a Trent Reznor Song' was released by Freddy Scott. He channels Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor in a spot on performance.
It's only been a few days since the passing of GWAR frontman Dave Brockie (aka Oderus Urungus) and the entire metal world is still in mourning. Many heartfelt tributes have been extended by musicians and fans, but nothing has been said by GWAR's camp. However, GWAR have just released their first official statement commenting on Brockie's death.
One of the true marks of a great song is seeing how it connects when other performers add their stamp to it, and the new Sprint ad just makes us appreciate Motley Crue's 'Home Sweet Home' all the more.
The Pretty Reckless is one of the hottest bands in rock at the moment, with their current single 'Heaven Knows' topping the rock charts for three straight weeks. In addition, the band's 'Going to Hell' album just debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Album Chart. With 'Heaven Knows' starting to cross over to pop, Taylor Momsen and guitarist Ben Phillips recently dropped by PopCrush to perform an acoustic version of the track, which can be seen above.
Adelitas Way fans, new music is coming. And the band is teaming with Loudwire to give you an exclusive sneak peek inside their secluded studio as the disc comes together.
If we've learned anything in recent years it's that Smashing Pumpkins leader Billy Corgan is not afraid to tackle large projects. That prolific streak is about to continue as the rocker just inked a new deal with BMG for two new Smashing Pumpkins albums that will arrive in 2015. Furthermore, Corgan has currently demoed over 150 new tracks for the upcoming records.
Linkin Park have shown their affinity for delving into the gamer world over the years, and they've taken things to the next level with a new video for 'Guilty All the Same.'
Music is a passion for the members of Metallica, but it's not their only passion. Guitarist Kirk Hammett and bassist Rob Trujillo have also found enjoyment riding waves, and their love of surfing has led them to being named the keynote speakers at the upcoming Surf Summit 17.
John Lennon, Elvis Presley and Kurt Cobain are among the dead celebrities whose likenesses make appearances in a questionable new beer commercial.
Hellyeah drummer Vinnie Paul called in and spoke with us about their new album, 'Blood for Blood.' Below are a few highlights, plus audio of the full interview.
When Motörhead started, MTV didn't exist yet. These days, YouTube has become the place to watch all the latest clips. With that in mind, Motorhead have unleashed a lyric video for 'Crying Shame' from last year's 'Aftershock' album.