Metalsucks — Lots of cool metal representatives this year from a Keynote Address by Dave Grohl, a conversation with Rob Zombie, Corey Taylor dispensing wisdom, to our very own Grim Kim Kelly moderating a panel about women in metal. more info

Metal Injection — I was onboard with seeing Rob Zombie's new movie, The Lords of Salem from the moment I saw the blasphemous trailer. There has since been a longer trailer released, as well as this clip, and I'm still very much in. But if you need a little e... more info

Metalsucks — But we're still not quite sold on his latest directorial effort. more info

Metal Injection — A supercut of every "Yeah!" coming from Rob Zombie's mouth on the White Zombie classic Astro Creep 2000. See also: Metallica like Death, Slayer like Satan, and Megadeth like Killing.The post ROB ZOMBIE Says "Yeah!" A Lot appeared first on Metal ... more info

Metal Injection — It's Monday… gross. Luckily, the new week brings new tunes from Rob Zombie, Six Feet Under, Iron Reagan and Shai Hulud, as well as covers of AC/DC and Botch songs, and a studio update from White Wizzard. Here's another new Rob Zombie song... more info

Metalsucks — Also, a new single. YEAH! more info

Chorus.fm — *Rob Zombie* (http://robzombie.com/) will Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor on April 23rd. A new song tilted "Dead City Radio and the New Gods of Supertown" can be heard in the replies, where you can also see the album art. _Track Listing_ 1. Teenage... more info

Metal Injection — Rob Zombie has launched a new website, ZombieSecret.com to tease fans with material off his new album, Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor. Seeing as though this is the internet, what's the point in waiting? We did all the work for you. The album a... more info

Metal Injection — I was excited for Rob Zombie's upcoming horror flick, The Lords Of Salem from the moment I watched the first, blasphemous trailer. Earlier this week, a new trailer was released and it got me just as excited. But this new clip that was just poste... more info

Metalsucks — The theme of the scene: tea and lack of sympathy. more info