Eric Erlandson

Courtney Love treated her old band to a strip club this week. Read More

Courtney Love took her Hole bandmates to a strip club. Read More

Courtney Love took her Hole bandmates to a strip club. Read More

"It's more important than any record I've ever made, by far," Courtney Love tells Rolling Stone of Nobody's Daughter , her much-delayed and much-anticipated album and first release since 2004's America's Sweetheart . Read More

Many know Courtney Love for her recent drug-addled exploits and Yoko-like puppetry of Kurt Cobain's posthumous estate, but it's easy to forget that she was once a decent musician. Read More

Kurt Cobain's widow Courtney Love is all set to make new music after reforming her band Hole, it has emerged. Read More

Despite former Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson's staunch nay-saying , Courtney Love soldiers on under the band's name and performed a short set Saturday night at a private party in New York with new Hole axeman Micko Larkin -- which included a cover of Kim Carnes' 1981 hit "Bette Davis Eyes"! Read More

From the very first song, Love who leads the band with her lacerating tongue yelps, that "when she was a teenage whore", how her mother confronted her, to which, she responded that she "wanted it" because "she was so alonein turn, forcing riot grrls everywhere, to question the relationship between youth, abuse, and sexual practice. Especially unique here is how Love and her cohorts managed to capture a sense of unapologetic, alienated female angst. When Love screeches, "I've seen your repulsion, and it looks good on you", and confronts her mother, about "what she put [her] throughone cannot help but feel compelled by the lead singer's character. From the outset, it is obvious that Love is yearning for public attention, craving it at whatever expense, in a sense, to erase the deep-set wounds that have marred her upbringing. Read More

M ontreal's Melissa Auf der Maur, we are pleased to report, is over her nasty bout with swine flu. Read More

Love recently announced she wants to release new material as Hole, the group she co-founded with Eric Erlandson in 1989. Read More