Culture Bully — Mike Patton's "Mondo Cane" is a project where the Faith No More singer reflects on Italian pop songs from the '50s and '60s with the accompaniment of a 15-piece band and 40-piece orchestra. more info

Metalsucks — If Rage Against the Machine were the bridge between rap, metal and the mainstream, then Faith No More were their unwitting forefathers, planting the mental seeds in a generation of alternative rockers who grew up on heavy music that, yes, you COULD m... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tickets are on Fan Club Presale (password: reunited) for the Faith No More show at the Williamsburg Waterfront.... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Countess/Getty After two delays, Lil Wayne finally made our recent cover line Lil Wayne Goes to Jail come true this week. We focused on Weezy’s better days by looking back at his career in photos. Faith No More announced they’re bringing... more info

Metalsucks — Well, after the official Coachella announcement, we’ve all been impatiently waiting for the reunited Faith No More to announce some more U.S dates. Sure enough, keyboardist and active Twitterer Roddy Bottum revealed this week that a New York show ... more info

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Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Beck, Rock Band 3 • Actor Corey Haim Dead at 38 • Kate Nash Talks My Best Friend Is You • OK Go Split With EMI, Form New Label • Faith No More Announce East Coast Show • Pink Floyd Sue EMI Over Single Downloads • Lady Ant... more info

Rolling Stone — Faith No More have finally revealed their first East Coast U.S. concert in over a decade: Mike Patton and his reunited crew will invade Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s Waterfront on July 5th. As Rolling Stone previously reported, after extensively touring... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Faith No More announces their first east coast show in more than a decade - to be held on July 5, 2010 to benefit the Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn (OSA). The show will be a part of a... more info

Rolling Stone — In this week’s Flashback, we present not one but two fantastically lip-synched performances by one of the most underrated bands of the ’80s, Talk Talk. With all the reunions revving up, from Public Enemy Ltd. to Faith No More to Devo, we keep hop... more info