the melvins
Taipei Houston (ft. Lars Ulrich's Sons) Debut Noisy Alt-Rock Song
Taipei Houston, the band formed by Lars Ulrich's sons, has released their first single, 'As the Sun Sets,' along with a captivating music video.
Melvins To Play Prior to Noise Pop Screening of Documentary
The Melvins will perform ahead of a Noise Pop screening of their 'The Colossus of Destiny' documentary.
The Melvins Plan Late Summer 2016 Tour, Stream Beatles Cover
The Melvins have booked a late summer tour in support of their 'Basses Loaded' album and they've unleashed their new Beatles cover 'I Want To Tell You.'
Buzz Osborne: I Don't Get How You Could Defend Courtney Love
In a recent interview, Buzz Osborne not only backs up his critical review of 'Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck', but goes into further detail about why he wrote it.
The Melvins Unveil New Song 'Brass Cupcake'
The Melvins are giving fans a taste of new music, unveiling 'Brass Cupcake' and issuing 'Bride of Crankenstein' on iTunes.
The Melvins to Release 'Tres Cabrones'
Noise rock stalwarts the Melvins are gearing up to release 'Tres Cabrones' on Nov. 5 via Mike Patton's Ipecac Recordings. It's 12 songs strong and finds furry-haired frontman Buzz Osborne and drummer Dale Crover reuniting with original drummer Mike Dillard. It's like 1983 all over again for the Melvins, only with a 2013 freshness.
The Melvins Seek Guinness World Record for Fastest Tour of the US
The Melvins will attempt to become the Guinness World Record holders for the first band to tour the full United States and D.C. in 51 days with a tour kicking off Sept. 5 in Anchorage, Alaska and wrapping up Oct. 25 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
"We figured it was time for us to do something REALLY crazy," said Osborne...
Melvins, ‘National Hamster’ — Stream a Song from the Band’s Forthcoming EP
Next Tuesday, grungy metal lifers the Melvins drop 'The Bulls and the Bees,' a five-song EP that will be available for free download via Scion A/V. Noisecreep is stoked to have an exclusive stream of 'National Hamster,' the track that closes the collection, though not as stoked as Dale Crover was to play on it...