Tales From '85' aligns with its predecessor, containing 80’s hits and a new version of the beloved intro credits song.

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It's not often you see a publisher give community modders unfettered access to a game's source code, even less so to offer up a full delve into its software to help them out. Dark Messiah may be 20 ...

"Ozzy's Song" arrives as the closing track on Black Label Society's forthcoming album, 'Engines of Demolition,' out March 27 Mick Hutson/Redferns; Koh Hasebe/Shinko Music/Getty Zakk Wylde is making ...

Hitting the top of the Hot 100 is something all musicians dream of. But some of your favorite artists have never reached the summit of the chart. Bruce Springsteen, James Brown, and Nirvana all failed ...