Chris Ford

A group of fellows came together to party in January 1981. Oh, and they formed a rock band.

Back in 2001, Weezer made their triumphant return to rock and roll with a song about, well, skateboarding, apparently.

Let's throw it back to that one time Faith No More performed "Midlife Crisis" on late night TV in 1993.

If you're a Nine Inch Nails fan, you probably already know they have a reputation for putting on amazing live shows.

A Wisconsin radio station may have done more harm than good when they banned all Seattle music from their broadcasts, because now Alice In Chains are involved.

With Soundgarden crooner Chris Cornell filling in for the late Layne Staley, Mad Season is coming together for one show.

A new Kickstarter campaign is now looking to take the DIY record-making attitude a step further.

Halloween is the one night every year when things get weird and everybody's cool with it.

A "scientist" used Facebook "likes" and SAT scores to put together a chart implying a correlation between intelligence and musical taste.

Never let it be said that Weezer aren't ambitious when it comes to rock and roll.

The early '90s were turbulent times for music.

Coheed annd Cambria are a flexible bunch of dudes.

But Kurt Cobain always seemed so nice and peaceful! Well, sometimes, when a person is pushed so far, he fights back. In this case, that statement is literal.

To troll or not to troll -- the answer must have come easily to Etsy user HeineBorel when he or she decided to put this little package together.

Have you ever heard Radiohead's 'Creep?'

Guitarist extraordinaire Johnny Greenwood confirmed the news during an interview on BBC 6 Music radio.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl said that letting fans decide where the band should play could be the wave of the future, at least for the Foo Fighters.

That weird-looking guy with the crazy hair started Pink Floyd before losing his mind on Quaaludes and LSD.

Is it bad that what we're most fascinated with in this video is the stupid lettering MTV used to use back when they had musicians and shows involving music on their network?

King Crimson are one of the few bands that gained notoriety in the late '60s that still releases great albums today.