Hank Shteamer
Rolling Stone
New York, NY, United States
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The 25 Best Rage Against the Machine Songs
From funky, radical bombtracks to incendiary covers, here are the rap-metal masters’ finest moments → Read More
Bonhamology: Meet YouTuber Who's Channeling Led Zeppelin's John Bonham
Song by song and gig by gig, George Fludas is resurrecting the John Bonham sound on his Bonhamology channel → Read More
Inside hate5six, the YouTube Channel That's Bringing Hardcore to the Masses
Sunny Singh has singlehandedly built one of the web’s key archives of live-music footage, fending off everything from flying limbs to racist attacks in the process → Read More
Gospel, Hardcore Cult Faves, Continue Their Great Prog-Punk Gene Splice on 'S.R.O.'
Seventeen years after dropping its lone LP, prized by fans of outside-the-box heaviness, the New York band returns with a follow-up → Read More
Gospel, Hardcore Cult Faves, Continue Their Great Prog-Punk Gene Splice on 'S.R.O.'
Seventeen years after dropping its lone LP, prized by fans of outside-the-box heaviness, the New York band returns with a follow-up → Read More
Grammys 2022: The 20 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
Dazzling performances, shocking shutouts, questionable wins, the presence of Jared Leto — our rundown of the night’s highs and lows → Read More
Taylor Hawkins: 10 Great Performances, From Foo Fighters to Alanis Morissette
Classic Foos moments, brilliant covers, and more — a look back at the long career of a multi-talented rock dynamo → Read More
Meshuggah Drummer Tomas Haake Talks New Album 'Immutable'
Tomas Haake on the tolls and triumphs of three decades behind the drums with the masters of mind-warping metal → Read More
Ian McDonald, King Crimson and Foreigner Co-Founder, Dead at 75
Multi-instrumentalist helped craft the progressive-rock cornerstone In the Court of the Crimson King and played on Foreigner’s massively successful early LPs → Read More
'Some of Us Went Through Hell': New King Crimson Doc Trailer Reveals Agony and Ecstasy of Legendary Band
Doc will show, according to co-founder Robert Fripp, “The rock & roll lifestyle of glamour and excess in fine detail, including getting on and off buses, living and dying, resentment, a little humor, and even some music" → Read More
Immolation, 'The Age of No Light': Song You Need to Know
More than 30 years after their debut, the Yonkers, New York, veterans keep perfecting their deliciously dismal soundworld → Read More
Best Metal Albums of 2021: Iron Maiden, Mastodon, Gojira, and More
Arena fillers, dwellers of the underground, and more. We run down the year’s finest — and heaviest → Read More
Greg Tate, Groundbreaking Cultural Critic and Black Rock Coalition Co-Founder, Has Died
Tate was a challenging and authoritative voice on everything from hip-hop to hardcore, and also made his own significant musical impact with projects like Burnt Sugar → Read More
70 Greatest Music Documentaries of All Time
Burning guitars, big suits, meeting the Beatles — the concert films, rockumentaries and artist portraits that stand head and shoulders above the rest → Read More
70 Greatest Music Documentaries of All Time
Burning guitars, big suits, meeting the Beatles — the concert films, rockumentaries and artist portraits that stand head and shoulders above the rest → Read More
Louis C.K. and Marilyn Manson: Accused Sexual Predators, Grammy Nominees
Manson earned a nod for his supporting role on Kanye West’s ‘Donda,’ while C.K. could take home a 2022 trophy for a special on which he joked about his sexual-misconduct scandal → Read More
40 Watt Sun Raise the Emotional Stakes While Turning Down the Volume on New Chamber-Folk Epic
U.K. singer-songwriter Patrick Walker shows just how far he’s evolved from his doom-metal roots on gorgeous, understated new track “The Spaces in Between” → Read More
Musicians on Musicians: Thundercat & Flying Lotus
A pair of West Coast visionaries discuss their enduring creative kinship and staying productive during the pandemic → Read More
John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle' Shows That His Masterpiece Was a Perpetual Work in Progress
On a newly unearthed 1965 run-through of his legendary suite, the saxophonist bridged his brilliant middle period and his final, incandescent search → Read More
Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind: The Grunge Ripple Effect in 10 Nineties Rock Songs
After Nirvana broke, the rock world embraced a darker, mopier sound. Hear how everyone from Mötley Crüe to Alice Cooper tried their best to fit in with the times → Read More