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Wayne Kramer’s gritty action film 'Running Scared' is sure to appeal to fans of unflinching and frenetic cinema.

Alice Cooper has unveiled full details of his upcoming studio album, Detroit Stories, a tribute to the hard-edged music of his former hometown that will be rele

Veteran showman recruits some top talents to celebrate the Motor City’s “Golden Era” of hard rock.

959, Leni Sinclair—born Magdalene Arndt—left a West Berlin refugee camp bound for Detroit, where relatives lived. A teenager with a love of Beat poetry, avant-garde jazz and film, she carried a camera wherever she went. Soon immersed in the Detroit’s underground arts and leftist politics, she met John Sinclair and began photographing the jazz scene, which led to photographing rock shows by the likes of the MC5 (whom she and John managed) and the Stooges. Over the years, Leni amassed an inv...

A new album titled Let's Live for Today featuring updated versions of well-known songs by the veteran pop-rock group The Grass Roots will be released on Septemb

Cleopatra RecordsA new album titled Let's Live for Today featuring updated versions of well-known songs by the veteran pop-rock group The Grass Roots will be

A new album titled Let's Live for Today featuring updated versions of well-known songs by the veteran pop-rock group The Grass Roots will be released on Septemb

A new album titled Let's Live for Today featuring updated versions of well-known songs by the veteran pop-rock group The Grass Roots will be released on Septemb

The frenetic energy of free jazz influenced two completely different musical genres. Rock 'n' roll legend Wayne Kramer talks about the legacy of MC5 and his memoir "The Hard Stuff." And electronic duo Skrapez bring life to machine-music by destroying sound to create a wildly unique musical energy.

The next wave of British heavy metal is upon us. Rising bands such as Malevolence and Urne are paving the way for the genre's future.