Marilyn Manson has offered up a new dance-floor stomper, "Deep Six," from his upcoming record "What I hadn't ever found, 'til now, is the blues," Manson said. "The blues changed the way that I sang. And the music has a melody and a language in and of itself." The day after the album comes out,

  “All I know is, we’re going to be right next to Big Ben,” Lambert enthuses in his London management offices.  Lambert’s TV talent-show training – a Michael Jackson cover one week, AC/DC the next – prepared him for life in a band whose output ran from metal to vaudeville.  This scenario will be

Coping with anxiety and depression At the start of this year, I interviewed Adam Granduciel of the War on Drugs. We talked about his album Lost in the Dream, and the depression he had faced making it. He didn’t seem like a bundle of laughs that day, but not many people do when they’ve flown across

Which way? At right angles or stage left? And have you ever tried writing your name or brushing your teeth with the other hand? The human brain, constantly adapting, can face confusion over where it goes, but the results can be complex and colourful. Arguably the greatest rock guitarist of them

In an interview with magazine, Green Day frontman and mastermind, Billie Joe Armstrong, opens up about what the induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year means to him. Spoiler: He’s freaking excited. “For me, rock and roll is not an outdated term. To me, it means freedom … it’s just