(The Learning Curve) I thought this week we would change things up a little bit. Here is the first International In the Shadows article. There are more to come, but people always

(The Learning Curve) Well here we are again. It's a new week and with it comes five more bands to listen to and, hopefully, become a fan of. Music is stale, especially this time of the year

Like the other two films in the series, the soundtrack for Underworld: Rise Of The Lycans boasts a top-notch lineup of rock, goth, and industrial acts remixed by the album's producer,

Prepare to sink your teeth into the long-awaited and highly-anticipated next chapter of the cult phenomenon started by the 1987 cult classic The Lost Boys when Warner Premiere's Lost Boys The Tribe

A check in at Scary Kids Scaring Kids headquarters finds the relentlessly touring sextet at it again, tearing through a series of West Coast dates with comrades Finch in July.

Okay, so Starpulse ran an article on February 21 titled "Guyliner: Hot Or Not? You Decide," but we left a number of big names off of that list-- enough, in fact, to make a second list of more men who publicly wear the dark penciling around their eyes.

Lakeshore Records (Underworld and Underworld: Evolution), returns September 18 with the motion picture soundtrack to the film Resident Evil: Extinction.

New releases this week include albums from legends The Who, a Cash Money collaboration featuring Birdman and Lil' Wayne, the debuts from pint-sized UK rapper Lady Sovereign and American Idol winner Kellie Pickler, plus many more. Keep reading for reviews & info on this week's new CDs...

Best known as an actor, Jared Leto is also the front man for rock band 30 Seconds to Mars. Their first album, self-titled, debuted in 2002 featuring a post-grunge sound reminiscent of Chevelle or Incubus. 30STM returned three years later with A Beautiful Lie.

30 Seconds to Mars (actor Jared Leto's band) embark on their very first official headlining tour ever. The tour, christened "Forever Night Never Day" will begin March 4th in Salt Lake City with dates running through April 30th in San Francisco.