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One of grunge's most beloved bands, Mad Season, will reunite in January with the help of two big names. Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and former Guns N' Roses member Duff McKagan will fill in for deceased members Layne Staley and John Baker Saunders. Surviving members Mike McCready (Pearl Jam) and Barrett Martin will lead the reunion, which will feature the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. -
Skrillex, Coldplay, Soundgarden Join Disney's 'Fantasia: Music Evolved'
Disney's new video game "Fantasia: Music Evolved" just announced the three new tracks that will be joining the rest of the in-game soundtrack. Contributions from Skrillex and Alvin Risk, Coldplay and Soundgarden will be a part of a new downloadable content patch, who now joins artists like Nicki Minaj, Queen, Lorde, The Police, Elton John and others. Risk, collaborator with Skrillex on "Try It Out," posted a video on his Facebook giving fans a visual at what it would look like to play the game to the sounds of "Try It Out." The video game also released a video that shows you how you can "remix" Coldplay's "Paradise," which is part of the DLC. The last song in the DLC is Soundgarden's "Spoonman." -
Soundgarden To Remix And Reissue Debut Album 'Ultramega OK'
Grunge legends Soundgarden are having a pretty good 2014, reissuing their 1994 classic Superunknown and releasing the three-disc rarities compilation Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across the Path, but they're far from done with the reissues. In an interview with Pulse of Radio (via Blabbermouth), guitarist Kim Thayil revealed that the band has plans to remix and reissue its debut album Ultramega OK, which was released in 1988 and recorded with legendary grunge producer Jack Endino, who also recorded Mudhoney and Nirvana. -
Soundgarden's Chris Cornell Interviews Jimmy Page, Singer Covers Everything Led Zeppelin with the Guitarist
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell sat down with former Led Zeppelin member Jimmy Page to talk about the guitarist's new self-titled book of photos. Naturally, Cornell asked a few Zeppelin-related questions, being a fan and all. Page offered some insights into the legendary band, as well as touching on a bunch of other topics. -
Soundgarden 'Echo of Miles' Preview: Stream Clips From All 50 New Songs
The Seattle grunge gods have offered a helpful tool: All 50 songs are now available to preview online before you make your purchase. -
Soundgarden Releases 'Twin Tower' From Forthcoming 'Echo of Miles' Compilation [LISTEN]
Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks across the Paths is a three-disc set featuring dozens of rarities (due Nov. 24). On Friday, the band provided another pre-release nugget. -
10 Bands That Were Started With Former Bandmates
Bands break up all the time, but just because a group of musicians have decided not to work together anymore as a unit, it doesn't mean that none of the members will never work together again. Here are 10 examples of bands that were started with former bandmates. -
Listen to Soundgarden's Sly And The Family Stone Cover of 'Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again)"
Soundgarden opened a portal into the '80s a couple of weeks ago with the release of rare song "Storm," and the Seattle grunge gods keep leaking more old material into the world prior to their forthcoming box set Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across the Path (out Nov. 24). -
Soundgarden to Release Three-Disc Rarities Compilation 'Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across the Path' Featuring Unreleased Music
Yesterday, Oct. 27, grunge legends Soundgarden shared a new song titled "Storm," their first new song since their 2012 album King Animal. Today, "Consequence of Sound" reported that "Storm" will appear on an upcoming three-disc rarities compilation titled "Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across the Path," which will feature seven previously unreleased tracks. -
Soundgarden New Song 'Storm': Grunge Gods Surprise Fans with Release [LISTEN]
Soundgarden dropped a new single — "Storm" — Sunday night, Oct. 26, and nobody knew it was coming. Riding high off an appearance with Pearl Jam over the weekend to reprise Temple of the Dog's "Hunger Strike," Chris Cornell and the boys surprised fans with a throwback cut that will sacrifice radio play for its old-school, "Badmotorfinger" feel. -
5 Supergroups From Pearl Jam Members...NOT Including Temple of The Dog: Mad Season, Wellwater Conspiracy and More
Temple of The Dog was far from the last supergroup to spring forth from Pearl Jam. Here are five other groups that featured members of the group. -
Temple of the Dog Reunite at Neil Young's Bridge School Benefit Concert [WATCH]
The grunge supergroup Temple of the Dog reunited last night at Neil Young's Bridge School Benefit concert and performed a stripped-down version of their hit "Hunger Strike." -
30 Years After Single 'Purple Rain' by Prince: Music Times Looks at Colored Rains from Roy Orbison, Peter Gabriel and More
As our own Joseph Degroot pointed out earlier this year, 2014 marks the 30th anniversary of Price's class album Purple Rain. The title song wasn't officially released until September 26 however, so upon its own birthday we decided to check out what other colors of rain were floating around in the songosphere. Naturally none of them live up to Prince's epic closing track but we decided to list what we found for you. Here they are, listed in the traditional color spectrum order. -
Neil Young, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Florence + The Machine, Tom Jones, And More To Play 2014 Bridge School Benefit [LINEUP]
The Bridge School Benefit will continue this year despite yearly headliner Neil Young having filed for divorce from Pegi Young, the co-founder of the Bridge School. Now two students from the school have announced the lineup via a YouTube video (see below). This year's event will include Neil Young, Pearl Jam, Florence + The Machine, Tom Jones, Soundgarden, Norah Jones' new group Puss N Boots, and Band of Horses. Pegi Young, who fronts her own band the Survivors, will also perform. -
Faith No More, Slipknot and Soundgarden Listed as Soundwave 2015 Headliners
Soundwave 2015 has announced at least the first part of its headliner-packed lineup, proving once again that the biggest pure rock festivals in the world don't happen on American soil. This year marks a change in direction for the Australian traveling festival, as the action will occur over two days instead of one for the first time. Faith No More, Slipknot and Soundgarden are among the headliners listed.
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