Tool, the enigmatic and influential, progressive hard rock band has its first album since 2006. The band's new album Fear Inoculum was worth the... Music Review: Tool's 'Fear Inoculum' Album AILSA ...

Tool is made up of is Danny Carey on the drums, Justin Chancellor on the bass, Adam Jones on the guitar, as well as Maynard James Keenan on the vocals. This marks their first studio effort in 13 years ...

This marks the group’s third consecutive debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 all-genre charts. Fear Inoculum was released on RCA Records, and it sold over 270,000 units. According to Billboard, sales ...

It's been 13 long years for fans of the American rock band Tool but finally, the wait for new music is over. The Grammy-winning metal rockers finally dropped a new album. It's been 13 long years for ...

Tool bassist Justin Chancellor has revealed that the prog-metal giants have begun writing material for the follow-up to their 2019 album, Fear Inoculum. “We’ve got many ideas cooking [for the next ...

André 3000’s Flute Instrumental Dethrones Tool’s “Fear Inoculum” for Longest Song Ever on Billboard Hot 100 André 3000’s much talked about and latest LP, New Blue Sun, a collection of instrumental ...

In a new interview with Mexico's Summa Inferno, TOOL bassist Justin Chancellor was asked about a possible follow-up to the band's 2019 album "Fear Inoculum". He said (as transcribed by ...

Tool hope to release their new album and host a residency at Las Vegas venue The Sphere in 2027. Drummer Danny Carey spills the beans during a new interview with Spiral Out Network, saying that he and ...

When Tool released their latest album Fear Inoculum back in 2019, it was the band’s first new release since 2006’s 10,000 Days. That’s a long fuckin’ time for new music from any band, let alone one ...

Fans endured a 13-year gap between Tool albums by the time Fear Inoculum was released in 2019. With "many ideas cooking" and a firm timeline on when they'll return to the studio, perhaps the band ...

That’s it, then. It’s here – now what? Not having a new Tool album has sort of become the status quo, hasn’t it? The very absence itself is the long-standing reality of things, an ongoing semi-joke ...