Blue Oyster Cult

"Roadie": Ron Eldard Channels His Inner Adolescent

Get Stoned with the Dead Milkmen's New Album, The King in Yellow

​Listen to this while high: The Dead Milkmen's The King in Yellow.​ Behind the buzz: Eighties college-rock jokers you either got or you didn't, The Dead Milkmen are back with three original members and a snootful of the same old eff-yew. They weren't the first punks to goose risibilities (Sam t ... More >>

The Top 5 Most Absurdly Entertaining Songs About Actors

Seen any good movies lately? You probably have. We haven't, though. Because we've been too busy this week laughing our own faces off at a variety of songs about the stars of stage and screen. Here's a countdown of our favorites. Behold! A bunch of stuff we'd almost forgotten about! 5. Bananarama, " ... More >>

Kinda Like Hair Club for Men

Seen any good movies lately? You probably have. We haven't, though. Because we've been too busy this week laughing our own faces off at a variety of songs about the stars of stage and screen. Here's a countdown of our favorites. Behold! A bunch of stuff we'd almost forgotten about! 5. Bananarama, " ... More >>

The Sword

Gods of the Earth (Kemado)

How to Tell Your Hippies from Your Heshers from the Black Keys

Gods of the Earth (Kemado)

Almost Famous

It's never been easier to start your own (fake) band.

Choogle Your Own Adventure

The Assemble Head in Sunburst Sound paints a bright apocalypse

Altamont

The Monkee's Uncle

Bloody Battle

Arabs + Jews = drama

Hot Dark Metal Revival

Forget Black Sabbath. Don't even mention The Darkness. Dirty Power will lead the hard rock revolution to come.

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Forget Black Sabbath. Don't even mention The Darkness. Dirty Power will lead the hard rock revolution to come.

Polishing the Brass

Judging from last week's Music Law Summit West, the future of the music biz is unclear – but that's not what the RIAA wants you to think

New Year's Repetitions

Somehow it found me: Arnold Schwarzenegger's Total Body Workout. And work out I did.

Bring in Da Noise

Michael Goldberg's rock 'n' roll Web dream