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MF DOOM's Personal Notebooks Return Home Following Legal Battle
The late rapper MF DOOM's cherished notebooks have been returned to his widow after reaching a settlement with former A&R rep Egon Alapatt. The resolution ends a contentious lawsuit over the valuable artifacts documenting the creative process of one of hip-hop's most innovative voices.
The Cult's Frontman Slams Grammy Awards for Sidelining Rock Music
Ian Astbury of The Cult criticizes the Grammy Awards for diminishing rock music representation, arguing that fan recognition matters more than institutional accolades. The veteran singer highlights rock's diverse legacy while questioning the awards show's cultural authority.
Minus The Bear Teases Comeback: Seattle Math Rock Pioneers Break Five-Year Silence
Indie rock innovators Minus The Bear hint at a possible return through a cryptic social media post, marking their first activity since their 2018 farewell tour. The unexpected development from the technical guitar virtuosos suggests new chapters may lie ahead for the beloved Seattle band.
Wes Borland Reveals Dramatic Early Exit from Limp Bizkit Before Fame
Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland shares the untold story of quitting the band just before their big break due to conflicts with Fred Durst. After a series of misfortunes including accidents and equipment theft, Borland rejoined to help create their breakthrough debut album.
Rock Icon Rick Springfield Opens Up About LSD Micro-Dosing Journey
At 74, 'Jesse's Girl' singer Rick Springfield candidly shares his experiences with alternative depression treatments, finding micro-dosing LSD more beneficial than ketamine therapy. The rock star also credits reduced alcohol consumption as key to improving his mental health.
Venamoris: Metal Legend Dave Lombardo and Wife Paula Forge Experimental Musical Path
Metal pioneer Dave Lombardo and vocalist Paula Lombardo discuss their unconventional musical partnership Venamoris and their upcoming sophomore album. The husband-wife duo blend ambient, experimental and industrial elements while recording in their home studio, pushing boundaries beyond traditional metal.
Next Generation of Rock Royalty: KISS Sons Unite in Studio Collaboration
Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, sons of KISS legends Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, have recorded 10 songs together in an exciting musical collaboration. While forging their own creative paths distinct from their fathers' legacy, the duo is already receiving enthusiastic praise from their famous parents.
Roger Waters Loses Defamation Case Over Documentary Director's Genocide Claims
A London High Court ruled Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters made defamatory statements against filmmaker John Ware, who directed a documentary examining allegations of antisemitism. The ruling advances Ware's lawsuit toward trial, adding to Waters' recent controversies.
Metallica's Live Legacy: From Dive Bars to Seven Continents
From their 1982 debut at Radio City to becoming the only band to perform on all seven continents, Metallica has revolutionized live metal performances. Through lineup changes, innovative staging concepts like the Snakepit, and groundbreaking collaborations, they've maintained their raw power while pushing creative boundaries.