#PattonDiscog Anniversary: Hemophiliac – Hemophiliac
2018-06-15
Sixteen years ago Mike Patton, Ikue Mori, and John Zorn released their self-titled album under the moniker of Hemophiliac. Mike Patton provided vocals and electronics.
Dead Cross to be Supported by Anthony Pateras (tētēma) in Munich
2018-06-13
It's just been announced that Mike Patton collaborator Anthony Pateras will be supporting Dead Cross in Munich on the June 13th, 2018.
Odd Nosdam has new Album [Rel-Act]
2018-06-12
Odd Nosdam, who collaborated with Mike Patton on two Peeping Tom tracks, has released a new album Lost Wigs Of Ohio. Listen to it now.
Dead Cross Playing London TONIGHT!
2018-06-11
Dead Cross have just performed at Download Festival in the UK. Now they're playing a previously unannounced show in London.
#PattonDiscog Anniversary: Deluxe Editions AD and TRT
2018-06-09
Three years ago Faith No More released Deluxe Editions of two of their earlier albums, The Real Thing (1989) and Angel Dust (1992). The albums featured a number of previously …
#PattonDiscog Anniversary: The Absence of Eddy Table
2018-06-08
Two years ago Mike Patton provided vocals to characters in the short film The Absence of Eddy Table. Patton joined long-time collaborator Kaada, who provided scoring.
#PattonDiscog Anniversary: Angel Dust – Faith No More
2018-06-08
Twenty-six years ago Faith No More released their second album with Mike Patton, "Angel Dust". At the time it split critics due to its departure from their earlier work, though …
Listen to the Chunky Glasses: The Podcast on “Angel Dust”
2018-06-06
It's podcast season! The Chunky Glasses podcast recently looked back at Faith No More's Angel Dust. Listen to it now!
Watch Dead Cross Perform at Primavera 2018
2018-06-05
Dead Cross has come out swinging on their European Tour. Watch their first European performance at Primavera Sound 2018 now!
Bär McKinnon in the Studio for “New Umlaut”
2018-06-04
Bär McKinnon has caused quite a commotion by providing a Live Video on the Mr. Bungle facebook page, leading people to believe Mr. Bungle could be recording again.