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Here's a look back at the creepiest rock songs in the history of rock.

Capital Pawn will auction its inventory. Some of the items have bizarre backstories.

It’s that time of year again: Leaves are falling, colors are changing and there’s a brisk change in temperature. More importantly, however, it’s spooky season. That means it’s time to bring back the spooky jams to fuel one of the best times of year. When I think of spooky music, the first song that comes...

Here's your chance to own the colourful double-decker bus used by Paul McCartney during his Wings Over Europe tour.

Three shows recorded at Minneapolis club Jay’s Longhorn between 1979 and 1980 capture a raw snapshot of a young band in flux, brimming with confidence and hopped up on speed.

The blue left-handed Fender electric guitar is going under the hammer as part of Juliens Auctions Played, Worn And Torn Rock N Roll Iconic Guitars & Memorabilia.

The reverse scale of the colossal skull and flowers eclipsing the distant, desolate landscape bends our gaze from realism to Surrealism, challenging our perception of ...

(1) WORLDCON VENUE DISPLAY. [Item by Ersatz Culture.] Blogger skyxiang1991, who posts photos of the Chengdu SF museum/convention centre, uploaded a video earlier today showing a test of the light/laser (?) display at what is perhaps the entrance. See the video here. The 2 characters on the left of the entrance are 科幻 (kehuan/science fiction), I

On this day in 1952, Dee Dee Ramone, co-founder of his eponymous band and prolific lyricist and composer, was born Douglas Glenn Colvin. He reportedly advocated naming the band The Ramones after reading that Paul McCartney would sign hotel registers “Paul Ramon” to thwart fans during the Beatles’ halcyon touring days. As we finally say goodbye to summer, it’s worth reprinting some of Ramone’s lyrics for “Rockaway Beach,” a paean to the southern shore of Queens.

Pee Wee Herman icon Paul Reubens cause of death has been officially revealed, just over a month after his passing.