Neon Nightmare reveals his identity in a new vampire-themed music video, which ends with a killing spree at Brooklyn metal bar Duff's.

He was one of the more influential musicians in goth metal. Here some of his peers reflect on Type O Negative's Peter Steele. The Five Best Crooners in Metal, Chosen by Aaron Stainthorpe The Five ...

CBGB made a name for itself as New York City's legendary music nightclub after opening its doors on Dec. 3, 1973. CBGB & OMFUG, as it was officially known, stood for 'Country, Bluegrass, Blues and ...

There was a roughly 25-minute painful intermission at this show. I say painful because it just meant more time trapped in place at this extremely crowded, long, bathroom-less show. I say bathroom ...

For the first time ever on standalone vinyl, the classic Type O Negative album Life Is Killing Me is getting its due with an extremely limited run. Just two decades after its initial release, this ...

When CBGB closed its doors for good on Oct. 15, 2006, it brought the story of one of rock’s most hallowed venues to an end. The small club, opened by Hilly Kristal in the East Village in ...

The mother of all punk clubs, CBGB, is the subject of a movie. The film gets a lot wrong, but it displays a genuine appreciation and affection for its subject. In 1973, Hilly Kristal opened CBGB ...

Like UK-based nü-gaze band Split Chain have gotten into the Halloween spirit with their latest cover of Type O Negative’s “I Don’t Wanna Be.” Give it a listen below. The track comes from Type O ...

along, you feel like an outcast. Corporate-sponsored, toxic positivity is the belief that employees must focus on positive emotions and disavow negative feelings in the workplace. A toxic ...

Split Chain have just unleashed an ace cover of Type O Negative’s 2003 punk rock classic I Don’t Wanna Be Me. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Type O Negative will be reissuing Life Is ...

Tasked with a simple search and retrieve mission for a missing scientist, what could go wrong? Nate Byrne asked this question, and the answer was simple; everything could go wrong! Success could ...