One major band had to be blackmailed into performing.

It's going to be a spooky season indeed, with movies like 'House of Wax,' 'The Dark Crystal,' and 'Son of Frankenstein,' plus plenty of spooky classic TV!

It's going to be a spooky season indeed, with movies like 'House of Wax,' 'The Dark Crystal,' and 'Son of Frankenstein,' plus plenty of spooky classic TV!

One major band had to be blackmailed into performing.

One of the beautiful things about twice-baked sweet potatoes is that you can make them even sweeter. A good way to do it is by giving them a crème brûlée crust.

If you've heard about the egg recall that has affected nine states, you may be wondering what to do with potentially contaminated eggs. Here are some tips.

As I Lay Dying’s eighth full-length studio album, “Through Storms Ahead,” will drop on November 15th. From the album, the band has just released the single “We Are The Dead” featuring guest vocalists Alex Terrible and Tom Barber. Both appear in the video. Guitarist Phil Sgrosso says the song is “spotlighting our thrashier tendencies that we still enjoy mixing in amongst our more melodic sound. I think this is the meanest we’ve ever gone in terms of aggression.: We Are The Dead The set also features “Burden” and “The Cave We Fear To Enter” which have already been released.  “Through Storms Ahead” Tracks: 01. Permanence02. A Broken Reflection03. Burden04. We Are The Dead (feat. Alex Terrible, Tom Barber)05. Whitewashed Tomb06. Through Storms Ahead07. The Void Within08. Strength To Survive09. Gears That Never Stop10. The Cave We Fear To Enter11. Taken From Nothing ### The post As I Lay Dying’s “Through Storms Ahead” Drops In November appeared first on RockinTown.

“We had this song, and we thought Randy’s (Blythe, Lamb Of God frontman picture above) voice would be perfect on it,” notes Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor.   Blythe says he had the majority of “Floods Of Triton” lyrics written when he asked Mastodon bassist/vocalist Troy Sanders for additional ideas. “So we went back and forth in the studio,” Blythe added. “We didn’t map the song out beforehand. It was once we were in the studio that we discussed where things would go. So it was very much a collaborative arrangement, even once the base of the song was in place. It was vocally collaborative as well.” ### The post Mastodon/Lamb Of God Collaboration: “Floods Of Triton” appeared first on RockinTown.