35 Years Ago: Misfits Take Over Horror-Punk With Their Debut LP 'Walk Among Us' The Misfits tore through 13 songs in less than 25 minutes on their debut, 'Walk Among Us.' With their first show in ...

The ABCs of Rock - Best Rock Band for Each Letter of the Alphabet Do you know your ABCs of Rock? We hope so as there are well known rock bands for every single letter of the alphabet. Final Four ...

David Konow has written for a number of publications and websites including The Village Voice, Indie Wire, Deadline, L.A. Weekly, Tested, TGDaily, Decibel, The Wrap, Turner Classic Movies, Rue ...

After a medical emergency led to canceled shows earlier in the year, Alice in Chains drummer Sean Kinney was back with the ...

From the moment the Arctic Monkeys released 'Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not' in 2006, they've been one one of the most buzzed-about bands on the planet. Last year's 'AM' finally ...

The epicenter of grunge in the '90s extended only a few miles beyond Seattle, so it's not surprising that proximity bred some incredible creative synergy.

So, below, we spotlight 35 of the most offensive band names ever. Of course, everybody has a different interpretation of what's over the line (or if a line should exist at all), but to cover our ...

Since their debut in 1980, Depeche Mode have come to define the synth-pop genre like no other. We've ranked all their albums in order of awesomeness.

Eurythmics had one thing their MTV-era synth-pop contemporaries didn't: Annie Lennox. The singer brought warmth and depth to a genre that was usually lacking in those departments. Dave Stewart's ...

The Clash wanted a riot of their own. And so they created one in the grooves of their self-titled debut album in April 1977.

It was 40 years ago that a tiny country bar in a seedy part of Manhattan compromised its principles, started booking rock acts and altered the course of music history.

Whether they created groundbreaking new sounds or were pioneers in the digital era, these are the artists most responsible for the state of alternative music now.