Primus’ Les Claypool Compares Band’s Album Cycles to Tool

Primus bass player Les Claypool says that like prog-metal band Tool, Primus tends to take their time between albums.
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Adrenaline Mob Announce New Album Will Arrive in March 2012

Heavy metal supergroup Adrenaline Mob have confirmed that their upcoming LP will arrive in March of 2012. Guitarist Rich Ward checks in with Audio Ink Radio, here.
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Bullet for My Valentine – 2012 New Album Outlook

Bullet for My Valentine’s latest album, “Fever,” dropped in 2010, so it’s certainly not premature to start thinking about the Welsh metal band’s next release.
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Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst Promises New Music in 2012

Rap-rock vocalist Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit is banking on 2012 being his big year.
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Staind’s Aaron Lewis Juggles Rock Stardom and Family Duties

Between Aaron Lewis’ work with Staind and his solo project, he says life can get hectic. Especially when you add to that being a great husband and father.
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Middle Class Rut, Egypt Central + Maylene Give Thanks for 2011

Two thousand eleven brought spunky rock from Middle Class Rut, Egypt Central and Maylene and the Sons of Disaster. Read what they have to say about 2011, here.
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Screaming Trees’ Mark Lanegan Readies Solo LP – 2012 New Album Outlook

Mark Lanegan cut his teeth in ‘80s and ‘90s grunge rock outfit Screaming Trees, and the singer is set to release his latest LP in 2012.
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Wilco Prep for 2012 North American Tour

Chicago alternative country-rock band Wilco will return to the road in mid-January, first playing U.S. venues and then flying off to Europe for several dates.
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Pearl Jam, ‘Chinese’ – Listen to the Band’s Unreleased 1991 Demo

Pearl Jam Twenty director Cameron Crowe? stopped by Pearl Jam’s Sirius/XM radio station this week, and he brought an unreleased Pearl Jam song named, “Chinese.”
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Radiohead, the Black Keys + More Top Rolling Stone Readers’ Poll

Rolling Stone recently conducted its annual Readers’ Poll for the Best Albums of 2011 to nail down the year’s top releases, and it’s no surprise who is No. 1.
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