This one's a goodie.
This one's for the KFC lovers.
This is not a drill.
A wrap on this week's most viewed hard rock bands on YouTube.
Veddy interesting...
Bloody kids.
It's been 7 years since their last album, and we're ready for their new one.
Plans for the screen adaption were planned years ago, but it's being scrapped.
Bloody good.
The band performed at a memorial organised by the Tony Hawk Foundation.
It's their third video release for this song, however.
Good news for fans of The White Stripes.
It looks like it'll be released just before the band retires.
Most likely the next single off their upcoming album, Gigaton.
It's a dance-inspired track.
Axl Rose actually saw the smoke after the helicopter tragedy.
Yep, the man who once bit off a bat's head is now standing up for cats. 2020 everyone.
We're definitely not "too old for this shit".
Tool has won their fourth Grammy to add to the list.
Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant has reportedly died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California, according to TMZ Sports.
What do ya think - rate it or hate it?
Damn. Wishing all the best for Ozzy and his family.
It's been six years since AC/DC have released a studio album, and it sounds like we can be expecting a new one in a month or so.
It's only 15 seconds but better than nothing.
How epic is this little fella!
Get it in ya.
Snoop Dogg opening for Guns N' Roses? Now that's something we didn't think we'd ever see.
In his new biographic documentary, Ozzy Osbourne reflects on his wild and iconic life, from childhood in Birmingham to worldwide mega-fame.
After a 13 year gap between their last album, Tool's 'Fear Inoculum' has proved to be yet another extremely successful masterpiece from the band.
Nine Inch Nails front man Trent Reznor has just made the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and it's safe to say he's pretty in shock about it all.
