Watch: Panic! at the Disco's New Music Video

The clip from the Jennifer's Body soundtrack is predictably full of blood, snazzy clothes, gratuitous Megan Fox lesbian action.
Panic at the Disco

The new, slimmed-down-by-half iteration of Panic! at the Disco make their video debut with "New Perspective" from the Jennifer's Body soundtrack and thus answer rockdom's most burning question: What ever will they wear?

Kurt Cobain in 'Guitar Hero 5': Horrifying

The video game gives "Rape Me" a whole new meaning. Watch a new clip and see for yourself.

The new Guitar Hero 5 features Kurt Cobain as an unlockable character that can do many non-Kurtlike things.

Exclusive Download: Strung Out's New Single

SoCal punk stalwarts keep doing what they do.
Strung Out

Fat Wreck Chords mainstays and influential metal-punks Strung Out are celebrating their 20th anniversary doing what they do best.

Karen O Debuts 'Where the Wild Things Are' Single

Must not make "let the wild rumpus begin" joke, must not make "let the wild rumpus begin joke."
Karen O and a Wild Thing

The instantly iconic trailer for Spike Jonze's adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are used Arcade Fire's "Wake Up" pretty much perfectly: The rising choruses and childlike background vocals sounded the way the movie looked, with Max in his wolf suit, cavorting with giant imaginary Maurice Sendak monster-puppets.

Radiohead Drummer Plays Solo Tunes in London

Phil Selway's new songs may be part of a bigger solo project, but probably not.
Phil Selway / Photo by KEVIN WESTENBERG

Hey, don't snicker -- Phil Collins, Don Henley, and Dave Grohl were drummers, and their solo stuff did okay. Ringo? Fab from the Strokes, sorta? Um...Chad Smith?

Spinal Tap: Is the Joke Finally Over?

On its 25th anniversary, the greatest gag in rock history is starting to show signs of fatigue.
From left: Derek Smalls, David St. Hubbins, NIgel Tufnel

SPIN has made no secret of its reverence for a certain iconic film currently celebrating its 25th anniversary. Yet for all the accolades, Purple Rain may not even have been the most impactful rock movie released in 1984.

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