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Codefendants and Zeta Capture the Chaos and Community of ‘Live From Red Lion Studio’

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When the Codefendants describe their upcoming Live EP with Venezuelan experimental collective Zeta, they talk about it the way most artists describe their first tour — raw, unpredictable, and alive. “We wanted to capture that live experience in the studio,” says Ceschi Ramos. “After one of our shows last year in Florida, we went to […]

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Disturbed Is Going on Hiatus: ‘We Need a Nice Long Break’

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Disturbed Announce Hiatus: ‘We Need a Nice Long Break’ Singer David Draiman has announced that Disturbed will be taking an indefinite hiatus. Following the conclusion of the band’s European tour, Draiman took to social media to express his appreciation to fans and support team alike. “Thanks so much to EVERYONE that made #TheSickness25 a tour

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Chino Moreno Dissects Dia De Los Deftones: ‘We’re Never Going to Make Ev­erybody Happy’

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An artist needs to carry plenty of clout to establish their own music festival. Only a small selection of acts have done it successfully, including Slipknot, Ozzy Osbourne and Deftones. The latter group’s Dia De Los Deftones event, now in its sixth year, will take place November 1 at PETCO Park in San Diego. In

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Geezer Butler Was ‘Shocked’ by Ozzy Osbourne’s Condition During Back to the Beginning Rehearsal

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Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler has shared his personal reflection on Back to the Beginning, Black Sabbath’s final concert which, in many ways, turned into a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. “I suppose I was just wondering how everybody would do,” Butler recalled during an appearance on the Gabbing With Girlfriends podcast, hosted by his wife

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Fred Durst Gives Touching Tribute Following Limp Bizkit Bassist’s Death

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Limp Bizkit co-founding bassist Sam Rivers tragically died over the weekend at the age of 48. Now, frontman Fred Durst has delivered a touching tribute to his longtime bandmate. “Sam Rivers, legend, truly. He’s like a gifted, unbelievably sweet, wonderful person,” Durst began his video, shared via Instagram account. The singer then went down memory

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Garbage’s Shirley Manson Slams ‘Rich Motherf—ers’ Who Profit Off Artists

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Earlier this year, Garbage announced that their fall run of dates would be their final North American headline tour. In a speech during their recent stop in Denver, Shirley Manson further explained the decision. “It has become entirely unsustainable for a band like us to come and tour anywhere except the coasts,” the acclaimed frontwoman

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Chevelle Family Drama: Pete and Sam Haven’t Spoken to Brother and Former Bandmate in 20 Years

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Things still aren’t good between the Loeffler brothers – and it doesn’t sound like that’s ever going to change. When Chevelle started in mid-’90s, it was made up of Pete Loeffler (vocals) and Sam Loeffler (drums), with their brother Joe Loeffler (bass) filling out the trio in 1996. Years of discourse between the musicians led

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How Chris Cornell Taught Kim Thayil to Embrace the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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Soundgarden will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame later this fall. During a recent conversation with Stereogum, guitarist Kim Tahyil admitted he’s grappled with his view of the Hall over the years. “There’s an aspect of [the Rock Hall] that’s very anti-indie, punk rock culture, and that’s anti-indie metal culture,” Thayil

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Has Stagecoach Gone Rock?

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The Stagecoach festival has long been regarded as one of the nation’s premiere country music festivals. But in recent years, the event has mixed in more and more rock acts. The recently-revealed lineup for 2026 seems to have a bigger rock presence than ever before, so we can’t help asking: Has Stagecoach gone rock? Looking

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