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Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck is a Disturbing Documentary That Delves Deep into The Mind of a Rock Star Who Never Sought Fame [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Jun 1, 2015

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck is an authorized documentary chronicling the life and times of the Nirvana singer, which is available now on HBO from filmmaker Brett Morgan. An authorized documentary on the late musician Kurt Cobain, from his early days in Aberdeen,...

Jack White Responds to Potential White Stripes Reunion with Meg White

by Keven Skinner | May 26, 2015

While doing a Q&A with fans for his Third Man Records Vault club former White Stripes singer Jack White responded to a fan who asked if he would consider a reunion with drummer Meg. White responded by saying that Meg White “doesn’t answer her...

Faith No More – Sol Invictus Reminds us Why Mike Patton & Crew Kick so Much Strange Ass [Review]

by Keven Skinner | May 26, 2015

Faith No More have reunited for their first new studio album since 1997 and it may be cliche but it’s like they’ve never really left. ‘Sol Invictus’ is a superb rock effort in a landscape that has drastically changed since the last time Faith...

Slayer Announce New Album Release Date as 9/11 & Unveil Title

by Keven Skinner | May 22, 2015

Metal icons Slayer have revealed the title for their upcoming new album as well as the release date of 9/11/15. Fans of course know that Slayer released their record ‘God Hates Us All’ on September 11, 2001 – the day of the historical terrorist...

Coal Chamber – Rivals is a Fresh Kick in the Teeth from a Band Reinvented [Review]

by Keven Skinner | May 19, 2015

After a decade-plus of being long thought dead, Coal Chamber have reunited and unleashed a furious album with ‘Rivals’, which is a dirty chugfest of guitars and a new aesthetic that the band has never explored on prior efforts. Lead singer Dez Fafara has...