Undercover, Australia — Soundgarden’s upcoming greatest hits compilation feels a little closer now with the official track listing and album cover revealed. more info

KEXP Seattle — A chat with guitarist/vocalist Peter Bagge… Can You Imagine? is a hell of a lot of fun, and delightful to listen to in part due to the mad guru keyboard-production participation of Steve Fisk (his own band Pigeonhed, and known for his work with Nir... more info

Metal Injection — by James Zalucky So I was checking my inbox this morning and found an email from the Soundgarden fan-club site. The email announced the artwork had been released for Soundgarden's new retrospective compilation, Telephantasm. The artwork is prett... more info

KEXP Seattle — Following up their recent reunion show as Nudedragons at the Showbox and now their performance this month at Lollapalooza, Soundgarden are set to release Telephantasm: A Retrospective on September 28, and yesterday they revealed their first new singl... more info

ContactMusic — The SOUNDGARDEN reunion could not have come at a better time for bassist BEN SHEPHERD - the rocker has confessed he's broke and "technically homeless".In an interview... more info

ContactMusic — Soundgarden bassist Ben Shepherd is homeless, despite the group's recent reunion.Although the 90s grunge group reunited in April, the bass player admits he... more info

Silent Uproar — Soundgarden will release Telephantasm, a collection of "hits, rarities, videos, and 'Black Rain,' a previously unreleased song," on October 28th. The new track is an outtake from 1991's Badmotorfinger. The reunited group recently played Lollapalooza,... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — most photos by Josh Darr Dodos w/ special guest Neko Case / The Antlers "There were no special effects during Soundgarden's performance on the last night of Lollapalooza -- no lasers, no costume changes, no props or hydraulics. Even the... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Josh Darr "With Soundgarden grinding out giant slabs of sludgy metal on one end of Grant Park in Chicago, Arcade Fire closed out Lollapalooza with an epic batch of songs from their three critically-acclaimed albums. While they didn't... more info

MTV.com News — Their #1 album and Lollapalooza-closing set solidified their position atop the rock heap, in Bigger Than the Sound. By James Montgomery Win Butler of The Arcade Fire performs at Lollapalooza Photo: Tim Mosenfelder/ Getty Images On Wednesday... more info