A shaved pig, a demolished piano, a possibly fictional Henry Rollins poker debt and other factors that played into the 1993 alt-metal masterpiece In honor of the album’s 25th anniversary, here are 10 ...

Tool have played 1993 deep cut Flood for the first time since 2011. The song, originally from the prog metal legends’ debut album Undertow, was performed during the band’s set at Madison Square Garden ...

When Tool released their debut full-length album, Undertow, on April 6, 1993, via the label Zoo Entertainment, the band members weren’t exactly the same dudes who are currently putting together their ...

The post 30 Years Ago, Tool Crafted a Masterful Debut Album with Undertow appeared first on Consequence. Among other trends, the early 1990s saw grunge take over as the dominant rock scene, leaving ...

Tool performed their 1993 song ‘Undertow’ for the first time in 20 years at a show in the US last week – check out the footage below. READ MORE: Tool – ‘Fear Inoculum’ review The Los Angeles band ...

Tool are practically their own genre, but the act based its debut album, 'Undertow,' heavily on progressive and gritty alt-metal. Tool had gained many followers with their 'Opiate' EP, but it was ...

For those of us crusty enough to have been alive in the UK in the early 1990s, the best way of grasping what was going on in heavy guitar music was to stay up until 3 AM on a Thursday and watch the ...

You can find the full setlist below as well, and all upcoming tour dates here. Tool will also play Ohio’s Sonic Temple ...

Rock wasn’t ready for Tool. Some would argue, in 1993 we weren’t even worthy. 'You’re dancing in quicksand,' sang frontman Maynard James Keenan on the aptly-titled Swamp Song. 'You’re wading knee deep ...

Tool just released “Opiate²,” a reimagined version of the title track from their 1992 Opiate EP (paired with their first music video in 15 years, available only on Blu-ray). It seems that’s not the ...

Progressive metallers Tool are currently smack-dab in the middle of their U.S. tour, and have so far made it a memorable one. From stopping the show to help a fan in distress to playing Jenga mid-drum ...