It's Still Good to Be Papa Roach, Buckcherry

In a new video crafted for a JVC car stereo campaign, Jacoby Shaddix and Josh Todd discover a special car wash.
Shaddix and Todd pose with the cast of "Turn Me On"

It seems like much longer ago than yesterday that Papa Roach didn't give a fuck if they cut their arms bleeding, or when Josh Todd and Buckcherry were all lit up again, on the couch and in their bed. But the resilient rock acts are absolutely on the radar in a big way this summer, opening for Motley Crue on the massive Crue Fest tour.

SPIN.com Live with Metallica!

Watch footage from tonight's Metallica show at L.A.'s Wiltern Theater. It was a benefit for the Silverlake Conservatory of Music, and we were backstage!

Tonight, Metallica and System of a Down side project Scars on Broadway played a benefit show for the Silverlake Conservatory of Music at the Wiltern in L.A., and SPIN.com was backstage!

Check out our interviews with Metallica's Lars Ulrich and Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, one of the founders of the Silverlake Conservatory of Music.

Available Today: May 13, 2008

Get our take on new albums from Duffy, Death Cab for Cutie, Subtle and more, plus have a peek at Spin's June issue, out next week!

Here's a rundown of what's available online and in record stores this week. Click each album title to read Spin's review:

Duffy, Rockferry: Bittersweet siren teams up with Britpop vet.

Enter the 2008 Rothbury Sweepstakes and Win Two Tickets to the Fest!

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Coachella 2008 Photo Gallery

Browse our massive gallery of photos from Coachella 2008, from Aesop Rock to the Verve.

ARTIST GALLERIES

Check Out Pics, Original Set List from Radiohead's U.S. Tour Openers

The Oxford-based quintet unveiled In Rainbows live to U.S. fans this week with two Florida shows, and Spin shutterbug Joe Assad had front row access to both.
Radiohead's Thom Yorke / Photo by Joe Assad

After months and months of patience from fans, and a little eco-friendly planning on the band's part, Radiohead crossed the Atlantic and finally touched down in the U.S.

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