Queensryche singer Todd La Torre has streamed his new single “Darkened Majesty,” the lead track from his forthcoming solo album debut, “Rejoice In The Suffering.” The rocker teamed up with longtime friend and collaborator Craig Blackwell and
Foo Fighters’ Taylor Hawkins and Soundgarden/Pearl Jam’s Matt Cameron and have released a new two track deluxe single from their brand new project Nighttime Boogie Association. The new deluxe single, featuring the tracks Long In The Tooth”
The family of the late Chris Cornell announced the release of the artist’s final work, a cover album which was recorded a year before his death. The Soundgarden frontman’s last album is titled No One Sings Like You
Tom Petty’s estate has shared a new music video for “Something Could Happen,” which was included in his expanded reissue set Wildflowers & All the Rest. The video stars The Walking Dead‘s Lauren Cohan, and was directed by
Twenty One Pilots — the duo consisting of Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun — have released the holiday song “Christmas Saves the Year. The pair said on Instagram: “an original twenty one pilots christmas song written and recorded in tyler’s
Paramore’s Hayley Williams made their solo debut on NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, performing tracks from her debut album, Petals For Armor. The three-song set featured accompaniment from Julien Baker and Becca Mancari, and opened with her
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have released the accompanying soundtrack to David Fincher‘s biographical drama film, Mank. The project features a total of 52 cuts, Clocking in at just a little over an hour and 30 minutes.
Blink-182’s Travis Barker is part of a new cover of the Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” recorded for the new film, Sound of Metal, streaming now via Amazon Prime Video. In the movie, actor Riz Ahmed (Rogue One and The
Gorillaz is making its live return this month with a set of immersive, one-of-a-kind shows performed from the basement of Kong Studios, set to take place on December 12 and 13. Gorillaz Song Machine Live From Kong
Bob Dylan has sold the publishing rights to his entire back catalog to Universal Music Group for a whopping $300 million. In the deal, UMG acquired over 600 of Dylan’s songs dating back to 1962, which the
