Ben Moody Speaks About Evanescence Split

"I am not going to sugar coat the events. I'm going to tell you exactly what happened…"
Ben Moody

In October of 2003, tensions between Ben Moody and Amy Lee, the founding members of blockbuster goth-metal band Evanescence, reached their limit, causing Moody to exit the band during their European tour. While Lee has hinted about all the "bullshit" that went on, Moody has remained mum. Until now.

WATCH: Mark Ronson's Bicycle Clip ft. Spank Rock

The producer shows his superhero alter ego in "The Bike Song" clip, also featuring the View's Kyle Falconer.
Spank Rock

Meet super-producer Mark Ronson's alter-ego: a pompadour-sporting French b-boy whose mission is to protect bicycles from the thieves of the world. Get introduced in the video below!

WATCH: Green Day Debut New Song Live!

Bay Area punks play "Cigarettes and Valentines" in Denver, record marathon set for live album.
Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong / Photo by Erik Voake

Covers of rock classics like Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven." Massive 20,000-person sing alongs. Pyro, confetti, and a beer-guzzling Drunk Bunny: Green Day's summer tour is a total blowout.

Eddie Vedder & Johnny Depp Join Patti Smith

Natalie Maines and Ben Harper also perform at rally for the West Memphis 3.
Vedder, Smith, Bill Carter, Depp (from left) / Photo by Bob Ocken

Eddie Vedder, Johnny Depp, and Patti Smith rocked for justice Saturday night in Little Rock, Arkansas. Watch video below.

CMJ Lineup: Surfer Blood, Greg Dulli, Ghostface Killah

Dean & Britta, the Blow, School of Seven Bells, and hundreds of others will also rock New York City October 19-23.
Surfer Blood / Photo by Ian Witlen

The first wave of artists for the annual music, schmoozing, and booze marathon that is New York City's CMJ Festival have been unveiled, and the lineup is already worth the five sleepless nights and hungover mornings: Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah, Greg Dulli, Surfer Blood, Dean & Britta, Bayside, the Blow, Senses Fail, Langhorne Slim, Two Door Cinema Club, School of Seven Bells, and hundreds

In the Studio: Black Lips

Singer-guitarist Cole Alexander on the Atlanta garage rock foursome's "more commercial" next album, out in early 2011.
Black Lips

Atlanta's Black Lips are indie rock's bad boys: they start barroom brawls, play a raucous brand of garage rock, and piss, spit, and spray beer on (and sometimes shoot fireworks at) each other during their live sets.

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