INTERVIEW: Once one of the biggest bands on the planet, The Darkness are back with a new album and a change of direction.

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Every band relies on good chemistry, but there was a certain ex-factor missing when these members stepped up to the plate.

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Megadeth mastermind Dave Mustaine is nothing if not outspoken, and that’s particularly true regarding his thoughts on music.

Bloodywood — the folk metal project of Karan Katiyar, Jayant Bhadula and Raoul Kerr — released their new album Nu Delhi today through Fearless Records, and you can hear it in full below.