As of March 10, 2013, Tool's debut EP, 'Opiate,' is now old enough to legally drink in the United States. To commemorate the 21st anniversary of 'Opiate,' Tool are set to re-release the EP on March 26 ...

It appears Tool fans won't have to wait 13 years for another new set of songs. Though it's already been over four years since Fear Inoculum came out in August of 2019, the rockers plan to hit the ...

Pick up Tool and Tool-related vinyl in the BV shop. Tool’s music was of course still readily available before this via, you know, all the ways you obtained music before like 2015, but it’s still a ...

The post Tool to Spend Three Months “Organizing Our Ideas” for New Album appeared first on Consequence. The comment came in a new interview with Chancellor by Summa Inferno, in which he described ...

Thirteen years after the band's last disc, a 2019 release date seems realistic for Tool's new album. Thirteen years after the band's last disc, a 2019 release date seems realistic for Tool's new album ...

As Tool fans approach the six-year mark since the release of Fear Inoculum, the band's fifth studio album, hopes for a quicker follow-up are understandably mixed. The 2019 record ended a 13-year wait ...

Fans have been pretty anxious waiting for the release of Tool’s next full-length album, and over the weekend, Google Earlier this morning, fans were sent into a panic when they received a Google alert ...

“All of these other bands are writing songs to do this or that, but our only concern is where WE meet,” Carey told Kerrang! in a new interview (via Loudwire). “When we get in that room, where it takes ...

Never content to tread water creatively, Tool meticulously make sure that each release possesses a defiantly artistic streak that sets them apart from the rest of the music world, while moving guitar ...

Have you all heard this Tool band? Apparently they're pretty popular or something. So popular that both their 1993 album Undertow and their 2001 album Lateralus were both certified triple-platinum by ...

…and when I asked Joe and Mario Duplantier about the EP later that same year, while they were recording L’Enfant Sauvage, Joe told me this: “We’re almost done; we just have to add a couple of things.