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Dave Navarro Suing Perry Farrell Following Jane’s Addiction Onstage Fight

If you were hoping for Jane’s Addiction to kiss and make up, we’ve got bad news – Dave Navarro is suing his former bandmate Perry Farrell for assault and battery following their 2024 on-stage altercation. The incident took place on September 13th, 2024, during what was supposed to be a celebratory reunion tour for the

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Filter Release Crushing New Single ‘All The Good’

Platinum-certified industrial rock innovators Filter are back with a new sonic barrage. The band will release The Algorithm: Ultra Edition — a remixed, remastered, and expanded version of last year’s The Algorithm — on August 8 via frontman Richard Patrick’s own No Pulse Records. This Ultra Edition reimagines the original album’s conceptual framework with nine

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Goldfinger Recruits Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker from Blink-182 for ‘Freaking Out a Bit’

John Feldmann isn’t exactly the kind of guy who slows down, even when everything’s spinning. On “Freaking Out a Bit,” the new single from Goldfinger featuring Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, the hyperactive frontman-producer unleashes a sugar-rush anthem for every overthinking mind baked in the glow of blue-light doomscrolling. “‘Freaking Out a Bit’ is

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Why Soundgarden Missed Black Sabbath’s ‘Back to the Beginning’

By the time Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath took their final triumphant bow at Back to the Beginning, a high-voltage live sendoff that doubled as a love letter to heavy metal’s roots, one band was noticeably absent: Soundgarden. Now, Soundgarden has broken their silence, issuing a straightforward explanation via their official social media. The statement

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Ice Nine Kills Step Into the Matrix With ‘The Great Unknown’ Music Video

Ice Nine Kills have never shied away from theatricality, but with their latest single and video “The Great Unknown,” the band takes a leap through the looking glass — and straight into The Matrix. The horror-metal provocateurs dive headfirst into dystopian sci-fi territory, delivering a glitchy, high-concept thrill ride that plays like a cinematic fever

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Watch Evanescence’s New Music Video for K. Flay Collaboration ‘Fight Like a Girl’

Evanescence has unveiled the music video for “Fight Like a Girl,” their recent collaboration with singer-songwriter K Flay. The heavy-hitting track was recorded for the film Ballerina. Set within the world of John Wick, the action flick stars Ana de Armas and was directed by Lynn Wiseman. Meanwhile, composer Tyler Bates recruited Amy Lee for

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Black Sabbath Take Their Final Bow in Birmingham With One Hell of a Send-Off

There was never going to be a quiet goodbye for Black Sabbath. But no one could’ve predicted this kind of beautiful chaos. This past Saturday night in Birmingham, England—ground zero for heavy metal—the gods of doom returned to their cathedral one final time. The city was electric, and what unfolded inside Villa Park was less

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Papa Roach Singer Jacoby Shaddix Reflects on Ozzy Osbourne’s Legacy: ‘One of the Greats’

When Ozzy Osbourne takes the stage at Villa Park in Birmingham on July 5 for what’s been announced as his final live performance alongside Black Sabbath, it won’t just be a farewell to the Prince of Darkness—it’ll mark the end of an era that shaped generations of rock and metal. For Jacoby Shaddix, frontman of

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