Roddy Bottum

American band Faith No More rocked thousands of fans, who sang along with them many of their hits, at Jockey Club of Peru. The band, who is again on stage after almost 10 years of separation, started their concert with "Reunited," a cover from an old song of Peaches and Herb, to continue with "From out of Nowhere," which put their fans to jump and dance. Read More

We've known for awhile that Mosley, a.k.a. "The former Faith No More singer no one cares about," had re-recorded the FNM classic "We Care A Lot" for his new solo album, Hel-lo! Read More

No, instead, Will Rap Over Hard Rock For Food takes a wide variety of genres and successfully mixes them together for one impressive (but easily forgettable) album. Read More

Former Faith No More (or "Faith No More," as it's mysteriously written on his website) vocalist Chuck Mosley is offering a new song, "Tractor," for free download . Read More

It is almost unnecessary to add that there were terrific songs, great sounds, a charismatic soloist dressed somewhat peculiarly in kind of pimp's clothing. Read More

It's Friday morning, and the festival kicks off with what's either the most inspired or most insane thing I've seen all year. Read More

In retrospect, it's clear that Faith No More were pioneers of sorts, a band of freaks and misfits who invented nu metal with The Real Thing (1989) only to become disgusted with its success and inadvertently blunder into the realm of filthy genius with 1992's bestial classic, Angel Dust. Read More

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Did anyone else have the Faith No More Video Croissant VHS back in the day? Read More

Former Lit drummer Allen Shellenberger has passed away at the age of 39 after losing his battle with brain cancer. Read More