Consequence of Sound — A rarities comp courted as a proper LP. more info

411 Mania — Georgia Sludge Metal band Kylesa are here with their first compilation album. Will it make you throw the horns and bang your head, or will it just disappoint us all? 411's Robert Cooper checks in with his full review! more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Today is John Lennon's birthday, and so Yoko Ono is giving Lady Gaga an award, in Iceland. John would've been 72. Check out a gallery of the former Beatle's drawings (like the one above) over at the Huffington Post.... more info

Metal Injection — It's only Tuesday?! Feh! Good thing there is some new music and videos to hold us over, including new stuff from Trent Reznor, Kylesa and some videos from Dethklok, The Faceless' Evan Brewer and Behemoth's Nergal. Trent Reznor is back ... more info

Metalsucks — Everyone’s favorite band with two drummers, Kylesa, haven’t had a new album in two years — and while they’re not getting anything 100% fresh out this year, they will be releasing a rarities collection, From the Vaults, Vol. 1, next month. A... more info

Metal Injection — Last week, I posted that Kylesa was coming out with a rarities album, and I found out later in the day that ISIS is too! The CD/DVD will be called Temporal, and will be released on November 6th. Like Kylesa's upcoming From The Vaults, Vol. 1, T... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Sergio of Deftones, on stage with Quicksand, 2012 (more by Rebecca Reed) With Quicksand (who just played Bowery and MHoW) gearing up to play their last show in the forseeable future at FYF in LA, Deftones are gearing up for... more info

Metal Injection — Stoner / sludge masters Kylesa are back at it again. Not only are they coming out with a new album in 2013, but the group has just announced that they are releasing a rarities collection called From The Vaults, Vol. 1 on November 20th. The new album ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Something From The Vaults to hold you over until a new LP. more info

Impose Magazine — On Saturday, April 21 concert attendees at The Sonar in Baltimore, MD left the venue covered in (fake) blood thanks to the band Gwar who have been spraying audiences for 28 years now. Opening acts were Kylesa and Ghoul. See more images from this po... more info