Clutch frontman Neil Fallon speaks in an interview about the recording process for their 10th album, and how it's (slowly) coming along. More

Listen to an acoustic jam from Clutch's deluxe double-disc reissue of their phenomenal Blast Tyrant album from 2004.  More

We were honored by the opportunity to sit down with Clutch frontman Neil Fallon for a conversation about crybabies, doing it yourself, and the rumored death of the album.... More

Clutch are reissuing their 2007 album From Beale Street to Oblivion today. Here's a teaser of the goods.  More

Johnny just passed me a link to a free sampler from Weathermaker Music, featuring two live tracks from Clutch, and one from Bakerton Group. More

With a catalogue that includes nine studio albums, five live releases and a handful of EPs, stomp-rocking juggernauts Clutch have a hell of a lot of material to pull... More

Clutch, Maryland's finest stomp-rock prophets, descended on Los Angeles recently in support of their new album Strange Cousins From The West, and we talked our way onto... More

For what may have been one of my final nights of freedom for a couple of months, I accompanied the incomparable Mr. Firecloud to the House Of Blues on Sunset on Tuesday night to catch... More

Clutch, one of our favorite bands of all time, have released a new video. 50,000 Unstoppable Watts is the lead single from their new album Strange Cousins... More

If you've been searching for a reliable source of constant unstoppable rock, look no further than Clutch. They're a working man's band in the prime of their careers... More

After stomping onto the scene in '91 with their crushing Pitchfork EP, Clutch has spent the past 17 years in a vicious touring and recording cycle, honing their... More

What is up with Portland? So many of the most inspiring of our recent discoveries either came from, or are at least doing business there. The Builders And The Butchers, Portugal. The… More

It’s that time again, boys and girls- after a month or so of digging, I present to you the latest batch of cover songs that stand out above the rest. Along the way, I was reminded of… More

Despite the promise of downpours by useless local weathermen, Day Three at Austin City Limits saw nary a drop as The Dead Weather,… More

Antiquiet was only alive for the final third of the decade, which means that we finally have an excuse to gush over the albums that defined the past ten years for us and, ultimately,… More