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Dave Grohl knew from the start what he wanted the Foos' 2011 album to be: a pure and simple rock statement that cuts straight to the pleasure center.

Vig revealed how the late Beatles producer inspired a key element of Nirvana's 1991 breakthrough.

After an extended hiatus, ’90s alterna-pop hitmakers Garbage are planning to return in 2012 with new music — a bunch of it, in fact. The band is currently in the studio putting the finishing touches on what will be their fifth studio album, and first since 2005′s ‘Bleed Like Me.’ The 12-song collection, planned for a spring release, will reportedly include a bonus disc of 12 B-side tracks.  Read M

When the Foo Fighters decided to start work on their latest album,  "Wasting Light", frontman Dave Grohl said "It's time for us to be a rock band again."  What better way to get back to the roots of rocking than to record the album in a garage? So producer Butch Vig built an analog recording studio in Dave's garage, and the band recorded "Wasting Light" the old fashio

Demos, B-sides and concert recordings are among the rarities that will be included on not one, but two deluxe 20th anniversary editions of Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ from Universal Music Enterprises. Originally scheduled for a Sept. 19 release, the digitally remastered and beefed-up ‘Nevermind’ packages will now drop on Sept. 27 — 20 years and three days after the original album arrived.