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Del James has lived a life that many would envy, having been the road manager for Guns N’ Roses since the legendary band’s inception, and he still maintains a close, loyal friendship with the elusive Axl Rose.

Book of Black Earth’s new full-length, Horoskopus, is a concept album about the Zodiac and how all of our modern religious structure is based on the perversion of beliefs far older than Jesus himself. Call it what you like, Book of Black Earth’s music is anything but simple.

Peter Dolving won’t play the fucking game. The 39-year-old creative tour de force isn’t just the lead singer of the Haunted, arguably the greatest Swedish thrash-metal group around.

Since 2001, Toronto-based hardcore group Fucked Up have proven to be one of rock’s most unpredictable live acts. Bloody foreheads, hairy butt cracks, puddles of vomit—there’s very little that’s off limits at Fucked Up concerts

One of the greatest compliments you can give to a metal or hardcore band is that their music sounds like the end of the world.

In a matter of hours, Juan Montoya will be soaring over the Atlantic with the other members of his band, Miami sludge-pop destroyers Torche, to pillage Europe (slowly and prettily).

When reading senior writer Jon Wiederhorn’s insane album-by-album oral history of the Nine in the current issue of Revolver, you might have noticed that there was one album missing: Slipknot’s 2005 live album, 9.0: Live. Well, that shit ain’t missing no longer…

When vocalist James Michael calls Revolver from Boston while on the road with Crüe Fest, he explains how much he loves touring

Sometimes after interviewing and hanging out with a band for a big feature, you come back, look over your notes, listen back to your tapes, and you’re like, Shit, I got nothin’. What the hell am I gonna put in this story?

When pioneering metalcore outfit Overcast disbanded in 1998, they did so rather unwillingly.