Boo! Did that scare you? Well maybe some of the following rockers will. As we arrive at the spookiest time of the year, this Readers Poll asks you to tell us who is the scariest rock act in hard rock and metal.
Halloween is the best time of year to dress up, even though some of our favorite rockers do it year round. Do you have your costume yet? Are you going as a rock star? Our Readers Poll today asks which rock star would you dress up as for Halloween.
There's a lot of goodwill going around as Falling in Reverse and Escape the Fate will be touring together in early 2014. This run is a co-headlining trek, but what we want to know is which of the two acts you consider to be the bigger headliner.
Great news Tool fans! It looks as though Tool are making "a lot of progress" on their next album, at least according to a recent account by a Tool insider on the band's official website. With Tool moving forward, we want to take the time to reflect on their history and this Readers Poll asks which Tool album is your favorite.
On Oct. 27, 1967, the world welcomed the powerful pipes of Scott Weiland and all these years later the frontman has been responsible for some of the best rock songs of the '90s and 2000s. This Readers Poll asks you which of Scott Weiland's tracks is your favorite.
Even though multiple opportunities have come and gone, there still remains a question as to whether the original lineup of Guns N' Roses will ever put aside their differences to reunite. Recent comments by former guitarist Slash have once again brought the question to attention and we want to know if you feel the original band will ever get back together.
On Oct. 23, 1964, the world welcomed future bass god Robert Trujillo and years later the musician has been responsible for laying down the low end on some of rock and metal's great tracks. This Readers Poll reflects on Trujillo's musical history and asks you to name your favorite song that he's been a part of.
The topic of Motley Crue's farewell has become more and more prominent in recent years and it appears that all of the band members are on the same page concerning a farewell tour and a timeline as to how things will play out. But with each of the members still creatively vibrant, do you think the decision to put an end to the band is a smart one?
Slipknot may not have an exact timeline for their next studio album, but frontman Corey Taylor recently gave fans some insight of what it might sound like. The vocalist said in a new interview that he feels that the band's 'Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses)' and 'Iowa' offer glimpses of what fans can expect. That got us wondering what album you as Slipknot fans would hope the band would pull from for inspiration on their next disc.
On Oct. 19, 1993, Pearl Jam faced the unenviable task of following up their huge-selling debut disc 'Ten' with the sophomore set, 'Vs.' As time has shown, 'Vs.' has held up as one of the albums that has warded off the dreaded "sophomore slump" and become a classic disc in its own right. This Readers Poll asks you to tell us which song off the 'Vs.' album is your favorite.