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Faith No More played their final show with Jim Martin at the Phoenix Festival on July 17, 1993. A few months later, after an increasingly frosty relationship with the rest of the band and several fail...

1986. For Faith No More, it was the year everything started moving. Slash Records came calling, the band got its first real taste of life on the road venturing beyond California for the first time. Touring would eventually become the lifeblood of FNM, but in ’86 they were still discovering just how far this strange little band could go.They were also forging friendships and alliances with bands including Soundgarden and Frightwig, while back home, the death of Metallica bassist Cliff Burton woul

In October 1993 the movie Judgment Night arrived in theatres. Despite it’s star-studded cast of Emilio Estevez, Cuba Gooding Jr and Stephen Dorff it was a flop. However a month earlier on September 14...

Eight years on from its publication, Adrian Harte’s Small Victories: The True Story Of Faith No More remains the essential literary deep-dive into rock’s most gloriously difficult band.There are bands...

On September 1st 1992 Faith No More released an EP featuring remixes of A Small Victory by Martin Glover, AKA Youth.The R-evolution 23 (Full Moon) Mix and Sundown Mix were re-imaginings of the origina...

WE STILL CARE A LOT!Ten years on, Faith No More’s We Care A Lot: Deluxe Band Edition remains one of music's greatest resurrection jobs. Forgotten master tapes, Chuck Mosley’s triumphant return and a r...

Some albums demand your attention. Others grab you by the throat, empty a bucket of circus sludge over your head and laugh as your brain melts out of your ears. Thirty-five years ago, Mr. Bungle unlea...

On August 5th 1997 Faith No More released Last Cup Of Sorrow as their second single from Album Of The Year."Another wonderfully diverse offering from the San Francisco gods. This time they're all mood...

After years away, Imperial Teen are back - and they’re hitting the accelerator.The indie-pop veterans have announced their seventh studio album, All Over You, arriving October 9 via Merge Records, alo...

Faith No More released A Small Victory as the second single from Angel Dust on August 3rd 1992."Seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers." — Trouser PressDuring the late '80s a...

For a while, it felt like Faith No More had simply... disappeared.Not with an announcement. Not with a farewell tour. Not even with a definitive breakup. They just stopped.One cancelled tour became an...

On July 17th 1995 Faith No More released Evidence as the third single from King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime.Faith no more have been striving to write a slick and smooth pop sing since the eighties. ...

Mr. Bungle's third studio album California was released twenty four years ago on July 13th 1999. Photo Jay Blakesberg In the year Mike Patton's music took many creative twists and the man of 1000 voic...

Three years after the break-up of Faith No More and Mike Patton had become busier than ever with a multitude of very different projects. By 2001, Fantômas had already established themselves as one of ...

The totally bodacious soundtrack to accompany the second movie in the Bill & Ted series was released thirty five years ago on July 9th 1991.In the summer of 1989 a sci-fi comedy film starring Alex Win...

On July 4th 2014 Faith No More performed a momentous show at British Summer Time Festival, Hyde Park in London.The line-up was spectacular: Motorhead, Soulfly, Soundgarden, Black Sabbath and of course...

Faith No More released the third single from The Real Thing on July 2nd 1990. Falling To Pieces | Story Behind The Song | Raw Magazine | 1990. The day MIKE PATTON replaced Chuck Mosley as FAITH NO MOR...

Faith No More’s keyboardist and all round multi talented artist Roddy Bottum is celebrating his birthday today. We are showing him some love with an alphabetical journey through some of his greatest projects and most fun moments. A IS FOR ADVOCATE The article Heavy Metal Homo was published in June 1993. For Roddy it wasn’t ‘coming out’ as he had never hidden his sexuality, but his interview with US journalist Lance Loud made him a role model for gay fans and set a precedent for other musicians

Faith No More's third studio album The Real Thing was released on June 20th 1989. The album has since become a classic, it has been described as a seminal record, credited with inspiring a generation ...

Brazilian promoter 30e has signed yet another major deal with another beloved metal band. The live entertainment company announced a long-term deal with Faith No More that positions the South American...

Faith No More's album Angel Dust found extensive critical acclaim when it was released in 1992.Here are a collection of reviews from major music publications all over the world. Q Magazine | June 1992...

The Story of how the astounding and inspiring album Angel Dust was recorded. Written with the help of the band, referencing interviews with the five members and those who were involved. 1991 The Begin...

The Story of how Album Of The Year was recorded. Written with the help of the band, referencing interviews with the five members and those who were involved.Album of the Year, an end and a beginning. ...

The eponymous album by Mike Patton and various collaborators was released via Ipecac Recordings on May 30th 2006.In the early 2000's, after both Faith No More and Mr. Bungle had parted ways, Patton sp...

Thirty four years ago Faith No More released their first single from Angel Dust.The worldwide release of Midlife Crisis was Tuesday 26 May 1992. In an article on Consequence Of Sound ranking all Faith...

On May 24th 2011 Bill Gould released the album The Talking Book via Koolarrow Records. 'The atmosphere that haunts the world of The Talking Book is as palpable as the dust that clogs the grooves of th...

On May 24th 2011 Bill Gould released the album The Talking Book via Koolarrow Records. 'The atmosphere that haunts the world of The Talking Book is as palpable as the dust that clogs the grooves of th...

Faith No More's seventh studio album was released eleven years ago, on 19 May 2015.To celebrate the anniversary of this astounding comeback record we have put together an A to Z for everything need to...

Faith No More released the first single from Album Of The Year on May 19th 1997.

Primus’ second studio album Sailing The Seas of Cheese was released on 14 May 1991. Primus and Faith No More’s history has been intertwined throughout the years so we have detailed some of their conne...

Sure you know Mike Patton and ISIS—but do you know Orthrelm?

The second single from Faith No More's fifth album King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime was released on May 1st 1995. Unbelievably this song almost didn’t make the cut, but was included at the insistenc...

Faith No More's bass player, CEO of Koolarrow Records, and importer of Balkan rakija Billy Gould birthday is today. We are celebrating with an alphabetical run through of some of his coolest endeavors...

The second Faith No More record and the final to feature Chuck Mosley on vocals was released thirty seven years ago on April 23rd 1987. "....A colossal, oppressive and obsessively violent rock noise....

On April 18th 1988 Faith No More released their second single Anne's Song. The song featured on their second album Introduce Yourself. 'A dancing 12 inches of pure abnormality that rips around the roo...

The Mike Patton and Avett Brothers collaboration kicked off their eighteen date North American Tour yesterday (April 10) in Lousiville, Kentucky.The setlist included original songs from the AVTT/PTTN album but also some covers. The group played a great rendition of the classic Commodores song Easy (of course made extra special by Faith No More), a version of Mr. Bungle's Retrovertigo, a full band cover of Digging The Grave and Patton dueted with piano on Ashes To Ashes.AVTT/PTTN - Easy live 4/10

It's been thirty one years since Faith No More released their fifth studio album King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime. We are celebrating this momentous anniversary with an A to Z.A is for AlphavilleSom...

Before Tomahawk was Faith No More. Before Faith No More was Mr. Bungle. Before Mr. Bungle was... Gemini!Eureka High is noted for its sports teams with students graduating to play for Cincinnati Bengal...

Thirty oje years ago we were awaiting the arrival of the new Faith No More record King For A Day Fool For A Lifetime - several nervous ideas were pulsating around our brain boxes. Would it measure up...

In February 2015 Faith No More began their tour of Sol Invictus in Tokyo before moving swiftly to Australia for four dates on the Soundwave XV tour. Saturday 21 | Bonython Park | AdelaideAcross The O...

For Fans, Faith No More’s live performance at the Brixton Academy stands as a landmark moment in the band's history. Released 35 years ago, the live album captured FNM at a the height of their commerc...

Faith No More's smash single from 'The Real Thing' was released thirty five years ago on January 29th 1990"Mean, Vicious, chunky and Funky, Faith No More continue to break barriers with their brain-sc...

On January 28th 1993 Faith No More released their home video compilation, Video Croissant.Kerrang! | kkkkk | December 1992 | Chris WattsJUST WHEN you thought it was impossible to buy anything else fro...

To celebrate Mike Patton's 58th birthday we are focusing on one particularly significant year in his life.Mike Patton’s career in 1991 marked a pivotal moment in alternative music. His work during thi...