Interpol and Morat also shone on the first day of the massive festival in Monterrey, Mexico.
Bands like Nine Inch Nails, Sublime and Deftones have dipped back into the past to give a hit from the '80s a second life.
LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO UNFOLLOW! is out May 22nd via Loma Vista Recordings. Along with “SORRY! CRASH!” the album features ...
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I was kicked out of Deftones' show for being aggressive. I was like, 'I used to be in this band!'
Dominic Garcia was Deftones' original bassist, but a misunderstanding ended his tenure long before they'd eventually blow up ...
Each week, SPIN digs into the catalogs of great artists and highlights songs you might not know for our Deep Cut Friday ...
A ‘90s hitmaker is back with his first new album in nearly a decade. Everlast, the singer-songwriter who first rose to fame ...
Muse don’t miss, though they could have come armed with just a couple more classics at their "intimate" show in the capital ...
One of the ongoing mysteries of my adult life is why I don’t like heavy metal anymore. Back as a young teenager, distorted ...
"We’re going to be playing a spread of old and new, songs we haven’t played live in years" The post Sunk Loto Tease New Music ...
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs and The Warning were also among the highlights on the second day of the festival in Monterrey, Mexico ...
Bad Omens' slam-packed Thursday night show reaffirms that they're one of the most ambitious and skilled young bands in rock.
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