Stereogum — Greg Dulli has decided to indulge in this year's holiday music rollout. Coming off 2017's reunion effort In Spades with his mainstay project the Afghan Whigs, the soul-rocker is debuting a less-than-festive solo rendition of "Have Yourself A Merry ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The frontman talks about the future of The Whigs and the chances of another Gutter Twins record. more info

Consequence of Sound — Wayne Kramer has also confirmed the tour's opening acts, including Starcrawler and Man Or Astro-man?. more info

Stereogum — The Afghan Whigs guitarist Dave Rosser died last month after a battle with colon cancer. In tribute, the band has recorded a cover of "You Want Love" by the New Orleans band Pleasure Club, a favorite of Greg Dulli's, featuring Pleasure Club singer Ja... more info

Stereogum — Vanyaland reports that Dave Rosser, guitarist for the Afghan Whigs, has died. Rosser joined the lineup of the Afghan Whigs when frontman Greg Dulli put together a new version of the band in 2011, and he played on their recent records Do To The Beast... more info

New York Times — The band, led by Greg Dulli, plays the Apollo Theater. more info

Chicago Tribune — Greg Dulli is no psychoanalyst, but he plays one on "In Spades" (Sub Pop). Resurrecting Afghan Whigs after a 16-year hiatus in 2014, he's back for round 2 of the band's reincarnation, and the id runs wild. "In Spades" merges childhood memories with s... more info

Consequence of Sound — From the forthcoming album Gargoyle, featuring Josh Homme, Greg Dulli, and Duke Garwood. more info

Stereogum — Grizzled rock veteran Mark Lanegan and his Mark Lanegan Band are coming back next month with the new album Gargoyle, which features contributions from old Lanegan confederates like Josh Homme and Greg Dulli. We've posted lead single "Nocturne," and n... more info

KEXP Seattle — It’s been announced via Facebook that guitarist Dave Rosser has been diagnosed with inoperable colon cancer. Rosser has been a long-time member of all Greg Dulli’s bands (The Afghan Whigs, The Twilight Singers, and Gutter Twins). The Afghan Whigs... more info