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Left-field rapper’s track “Uncrushable” collides with the Mike Patton–Dave Lombardo outfit’s harsh “Church of the Motherfuckers” on upcoming EP

Working in buzzy groups like Sons of Kemet and with his own lean, commanding trio, the Londoner is putting the focus back on the low end

Singer-bassist Phil Lynott drew on “legends and myths” from the band’s homeland when writing epic 1979 track

Hear late Soundgarden singer try his hand at favorites by the Beatles, Metallica, Michael Jackson and more

Instrumental Fugazi spin-off reaffirms its commitment to tasteful shred on track from upcoming second LP

New comp collects the complete discography of Santa Lucia, which wove together metal, prog, punk, and pop into a weird yet captivating whole

New video featuring ‘Miles Ahead’ trumpeter Keyon Harrold shows horn’s distinctive “Moon and Stars” design

From brooding Stone Temple Pilots ballads to ballsy Velvet Revolver rave-ups

U.K. underground veterans mix gloomy postpunk with raging metal on a track slated for their first LP in five years

The drum legend’s effortless bridging of disparate styles during this 1982 performance sums up how he’s remained on the cutting edge for 75 years

‘Jazz Is Dead 001’ features new tracks created by the Midnight Hour duo in collaboration with esteemed veterans like Roy Ayers, Gary Bartz

Trio known for its hyper-technical metal instrumentals unleashes its wildest creation to date

Faith No More and Mr. Bungle singer also recommends a slew of “comforting, yet hallucinatory” exotica records that have been getting him through the days

Her debut LP introduced the world to a small-town teen with a radically futuristic aesthetic

With the release of new series ‘Painting With John,’ the alt-multimedia legend holds forth on life after music, the time he stepped on a Basquiat, and why he’s a better fisherman …

Kansas City trio spawned from regional favorites Boys Life and Giants Chair skillfully blended muscle and melody on its just-reissued 1998 debut

Both now into their eighties, the Sixties free-jazz trailblazers challenge and inspire on their respective new albums

Get a fuller picture of the sui generis six-stringer seen playing a fiery, unforgettable solo in new Summer of Soul doc

Ahead of the release of their seventh LP, the godfathers of “goregrind” discuss how they’ve squared musical mayhem with maturity

Doc will show, according to co-founder Robert Fripp, “The rock & roll lifestyle of glamour and excess in fine detail, including getting on and off buses, living and dying, resentment, a little …