Tool, the enigmatic and influential, progressive hard rock band has its first album since 2006. The band's new album Fear Inoculum was worth the... Music Review: Tool's 'Fear Inoculum' Album AILSA ...

Tool fans have earned a reputation for being intense. And that self-seriousness, and the resulting implication that you just don't get it, has turned a lot of people off. There's a longstanding rumor ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It was a night of hypnotic intensity, musical excellence and art-rock ambition when Tool returned to downtown Phoenix for the ...

Justin Chancellor says it was "more exhausting" when people asked about Tool's timeline for the release of Fear Inoculum than any other question. It's also one that they're being asked a lot again now ...

André 3000’s Flute Instrumental Dethrones Tool’s “Fear Inoculum” for Longest Song Ever on Billboard Hot 100 André 3000’s much talked about and latest LP, New Blue Sun, a collection of instrumental ...

Fans endured a 13-year gap between Tool albums by the time Fear Inoculum was released in 2019. With "many ideas cooking" and a firm timeline on when they'll return to the studio, perhaps the band ...

Tool will release their long-awaited new album Fear Inoculum on August 30, putting an end to the endless sea of memes and jokes about new Tool material never actually surfacing. We recently posted ...

It may not feel like it, but it’s already been four years since Tool released Fear Inoculum. Maybe that’s just what getting older is like as the years kinda melt into each other, but that’s neither ...

The post Justin Chancellor on Next Tool Album: “There’s No Thought of Taking 13 Years” appeared first on Consequence. “[Drummer] Danny [Carey] is 62 now, so there’s no thought of taking 13 years if we ...

When Tool released their latest album Fear Inoculum back in 2019, it was the band’s first new release since 2006’s 10,000 Days. That’s a long fuckin’ time for new music from any band, let alone one ...

It was a night of hypnotic intensity, musical excellence and art-rock ambition when Tool returned to downtown Phoenix for the first of two performances in continued support of "Fear Inoculum," an ...