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  Killing Joke Find Frontman In Time to Announce 'Dub' Album With Nine Inch Nails Remix

  August 13, 2012 – Industro-rock pioneers Killing Joke reported their frontman, vocalist-keyboardist Jeremy "Jaz" Coleman, had gone missing late last month after announcing a September tour with the Cult and goth O.G.s Mission U.K. that Coleman apparently wasn't happy about — he published some nasty comments on Killing Joke's Facebook page and went off the grid. …
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  Killing Joke Frontman Jaz Coleman Is Missing

  July 31, 2012 – Industrial innovators Killing Joke, whose music has influenced artists from Nine Inch Nails to the Foo Fighters, are set to do a tour kicking off in Manchester this September with hard rockers the Cult and first-wave goth archetypes the Mission U.K. …
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  The Orb Look Back on 20 Years of 'Little Fluffy Clouds'

  January 5, 2012 – In the early '90s, "What were the skies like when you were young?" was the new, "Can you pass the acid test?" — the question that separated the turned-on from those left behind. Britain's 1988 Summer of Love and acid house's ascent as the soundtrack the English anti-mainstream updated hippie-spiritualist concepts for an increasingly digital generation. …
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  New Albums from Kanye West, Ke$ha & More!

  November 22, 2010 – Here's our take on the best and worst albums available online and in record stores today: Kanye West, My Beautiful Dark Twisted FantasyHip-hop's would-be visionary finally sees the future by acknowledging that he's not all that Read Review My Chemical Romance, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous KilljoysNo longer haunted by boyish break-up demons, the pop dynamo returns with startling maturityRead Review Nicki Minaj, Pink F …
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  Killing Joke, 'Absolute Dissent' (Spinefarm)

  November 22, 2010 – Four years after the surprisingly excellent Hosannas From the Basements of Hell, the band that midwifed (or invented) everything from post-punk to thrash to industrial to alt-metal makes their first album with their original lineup in 28 years. We get one-take (!) aggro environmentalism on "The World Hell," in-your-face dance rock ("European Super State," "Depthcharge"), and unruly anthems ("In Excelsis"). …
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