Elder – Through Zero
Tool buddies Elder have a new record out today – Through Zero. It’s great, and you should listen to it ASAP. For fans of doomy, proggy and sometimes psychedelic stoner metal/rock Enjoy! Through Zero by Elder
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LVX debut new track Writhe feat. Paul D’Amour
LVX are a band I’m not familar with, and information on them online seems to be somewhat limited. What I do know is that it comprises of Justin Hanson & Garrett Smith and this week have released a track with former Tool bassist Paul D’Amour. Justin Hanson is the drummer from Lesser Key – one of Paul’s projects. Writhe is an industrial/gothy number, that sounds quite good, and possibly right… Read More »LVX debut new track Writhe feat. Paul D’Amour
Toolpals Elder release new EP: Liminality/Dream State Return
You may have caught Elder on one of the numerous dates they’ve shared with Tool and keen for some more. Great news this week is that they have a new release out Liminality/Dream State Return. Here it is on Bandcamp: Liminality / Dream State Return by Elder There’s also a snazzy video to go with these new tracks. Settle in for a journey!
Melvins – Throbbing Jazz Gristle Funk Hits
The Melvins have another album in the works, this time an all electric effort that pays tribute to the great Throbbing Gristle. Here’s the details: What’s the obvious and predictable move for an insanely influential band like the Melvin’s to do on their 40th anniversary? An homage LP to another insanely influential band Throbbing Gristle of course! THROBBING JAZZ GRISTLE FUNK HITS! A hybrid of covers and inspired jams, joined… Read More »Melvins – Throbbing Jazz Gristle Funk Hits
Album Review: PetroDragonic Apocalypse
In the often decade long lulls between Tool albums the news cycle tends to slow down somewhat. I mostly highlight Tool (and related act) tours and occasionally a bit of related news. It seems to me though I should probably post some more, so if you’ll allow me to indulge, and may from time to time review a record I reckon the Fourtheye Crew would be interested in. First up… Read More »Album Review: PetroDragonic Apocalypse
Tool back catalog re-issues on the way?
Buzz and Mackie Osborne have featured on a recent episode of Making Ways: The Art of Music, during which Mackie confirms quite a few Tool re-issues are on the way. To paraphrase: I’m working on some really limited edition things for Tool, who are re-releasing all of their back catalog in a series of limited edition package. And they are also going to re-release their back catalog in kinda the… Read More »Tool back catalog re-issues on the way?
Chet Zar – The Administrators Down Under
Tool collaborator Chet Zar will have some of his work on display in the Bien Art Gallery in Brunswick, Victoria from mid July: OPENING NIGHT: Saturday, July 13, from 6–9 pm. Free entry. This exhibition will be on view from July 14 to August 4, concurrently with Dark Art 2019. This show depicts a new class of beings in Dy5topia, the alternate dystopian reality that serves as the setting for… Read More »Chet Zar – The Administrators Down Under
Paul D’Amour joins Ministry
Former Tool bass player Paul D’Amour has been announced as the new bass player for Industrial metal stalwarts Ministry. He’ll be joining them on their tour next month, and has also apparently joined them in the studio.
New Melvins album, interview and tour dates
It’s all go for the Melvins at the moment, with a new album just released, a cool interview with Buzz and Mackie Osborne as well as tour dates for Australia and Europe. Firstly, their latest album A Walk with Love & Death is now out via Ipecac Recordings.  This time around it features Steven McDonald from Redd Kross on Bass.  The first disc Death is somewhat traditional Melvins-fare, however the second; Love is a… Read More »New Melvins album, interview and tour dates
RIP Chris Cornell
Devastating news tonight with confirmation that Soundgarden and Audioslave singer Chris Cornell has passed away. While I wouldn’t normally post on non-Tool related news, I expect this news hits hard for many Fourtheye reader who like myself found Soundgarden to be staple of their listening habits. Â Chris’ voice was one that was very rarely matching in music, and will be sorely missed. Too all my readers out there, if you’re… Read More »RIP Chris Cornell