In this archive interview, Tom Morello reveals the truth behind his bandmate's MTV Awards stunt, riots in the street and the original rage-quit ...

Eminem earned the ire of quite a few parents at the turn of the millennium, starting with his first No. 1 US record, The Marshall Mathers LP. Songs like “The Real Slim Shady” and “The Way I Am” ...

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The song was a far cry from the rest of nu metal’s fratboy posturing. In sharp contrast the likes of Limp Bizkit – who lived ...

Napster made digital music feel limitless for the first time, then vanished in lawsuits, rebrands, and sales. Its name faded, ...

At the prospect of Ozzfest’s return, one can’t help but think that the festival can be a push that metal needs to nourish its ...

With Ken’s suggestion to ‘Look at the stars’ echoing around his mind, Martin returned back into the studio and sat with his ...

GQ columnist Chris Black sheds a nostalgic tear for Dashboard Confessional’s emo landmark The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most, released a quarter-century ago this month.

From alpaca hair to laminated brows, people are calling out the popular trends that they've seen enough of.

Barry: The first dedicated reliever entrance song was, of all things, “(Won’t You Come Home) Bill Bailey,” played on the ballpark organ. This is absolutely true. Betty Boop probably loved it, and ...

Benefitting from abundant archive material, director Ayden Mayeri explains how a homemade album she and her friends cut when they were kids in 2000 went viral. By Leslie Felperin Contributing Film ...