Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready Says Band Will Record a New Album in March
For Pearl Jam fans wondering when the grunge rock men will finally crank out a new album of originals, guitarist Mike McCready has an answer.
Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea Talks ‘Monarchy of Roses,’ Thom Yorke
“Monarchy of Roses,” the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ latest single, presents an intoxicating combination of funk and punk, buoyed by bass player Flea’s bass lines.
The Devil Wears Prada’s Mike Hrancia Explains Origin of ‘Zombie Slay’
Ohio metal-core band the Devil Wears Prada have unleashed their own video game, Zombie Slay, which highlights all five tracks from their 2010, Zombie EP.
Switchfoot Drummer Names His Favorite Song to Play Live
Drummer Chad Butler says Christian rock band Switchfoot is breaking out of their pop-rock mold and reaching for variety of genres and styles on, Dark Horses.
Creed and Alter Bridge’s Mark Tremonti Names His Favorite Guitarists
Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti names his Top 5 favorite guitarists of all time. Also, find details on Creed's 2012 shows!
August Burns Red Release Brooding Video for, ‘Empire’
Lancaster, Pa., metal-core boys August Burns Red have released the official video for, “Empire,” and the footage features plenty of live performance shots.
The Naked and Famous Are Ready to Get Some ‘Fresh Tracks Going’
New Zealand alternative electronic collective the Naked and Famous craft catchy, melodic indie pop with a hint of '80s post-punk flavor. Expect new tracks from them soon!
Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo Reveals ‘Pinkerton Diaries’ Details
Weezer crooner Rivers Cuomo took to his website this week to announce details on Alone III, a collection certainly of interest to fans of the punk-pop darling.
Egypt Central’s John Falls Gives Super Bowl Predictions [Interview]
Egypt Central lead singer John Falls checked in with Audio Ink Radio to talk about the hard rock band's new single and give his Super Bowl picks.
Frances Bean Cobain’s Photographer Opens Up About Portraits
In an email interview with the New York Times, Hedi Slimane explained that his recent portraits of Frances Bean Cobain were meant to celebrate her young life.