Pop Evil issued a pair of songs earlier this year in advance of the pandemic and it appears as though things are back on track for a new album release. In fact, the band has just issued the pulsing ...

Producer Ken Caillat worked with Fleetwood Mac on the Rumours album and said he “wasn’t very excited” about the Stevie Nicks song “Gold Dust Woman.” “It was a weird song, and truthfully, I wasn’t very ...

In what is surely one of the stranger crossovers to happen in gaming, Wu-Tang’s Method Man has made an original song for the upcoming Evil Dead: The Game. The game lets players play as iconic ...

Welcome back Pop Evil. The band returns today (April 30) with a pair of new songs, the upbeat, guitar-driven "Let the Chaos Reign" and the frantic, tension-building "Work." Ahead of the new tracks, we ...

Wu Tang Clan rapper and legendary lyricist, Method Man, is a pretty hardcore fan of The Evil Dead. The musician has always been a fan of Sam Raimi, often making reference to Raimi's work in his songs.

Radar Pictures has secured the rights to “Karn Evil 9”, the futuristic rock song from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, to develop as a science fiction/horror film. New York Times best-selling author Daniel H.

EXCLUSIVE: Radar Pictures, which served as an executive producer on Sony’s Jumanji films, has secured rights to “Karn Evil 9,” the futuristic 1973 song by London prog-rock band Emerson, Lake & Palmer, ...

The Resident Evil 2 remake has been a critical and commercial success for Capcom, successfully invoking that PS1 sense of nostalgia in every aspect of the game, while also keeping things fresh and ...

Capcom has released a new behind-the-scenes look at Resident Evil Village, which reveals the making behind its fair tale-inspired theme song Village of Shadows. The song also shares its name with the ...

From Evil Queen to dancing queen! This Sunday's highly anticipated musical episode of Once Upon a Time features a truly sensational solo from the famed Snow White villain, so we called up the ...

[Endless Playlist is a series of monthly articles where we pick a video game soundtrack for discussion and try to provide a critical analysis of how it performs within the game it’s from, and how it ...