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Motorhead are giving fans a chance to vote for the band's next music video.

Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister spoke with Full Metal Jackie about his current health status, the band's new album plans and the Motorboat Cruise.

Former Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age bassist Nick Oliveri is eyeing a September release for his 'Leave Me Alone' solo album.

Last year, Motörhead released their brand new album "Aftershock." Unfortunately, after the release of the album, frontman Lemmy fell ill due to various health issues and the supporting tour came to a screeching halt. Luckily, after months and months of recovery, it seems that Lemmy and Motörhead are back and kicking ass. Now that the band is back on track, they have released a new music

There has been a lot of concern surrounding Motörhead and legendary frontman Lemmy. The singer has dealt with a lot of major health concerns in the past year and many folks thought he was gonna kick the bucket. But after taking several months to recover and doing a mini tour in America, it looks like Motörhead is back to kicking ass and taking names.

Talk about metal! A German man was left bleeding from the brain after headbanging too hard at a Motorhead show, according to specialists who treated the fan.

We are getting to a point where there's no need for true live music anymore! We have seen videos of dead musicians performing in hologram form. Most recently, Michael Jackson "performed" at the Billboard Music Awards, despite being dead for five years. And, now, why even have a band or musicians at all?

It's been said that 'Lemmy is God,' and now we may have proof. Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister's face has miraculously appeared on a pancake!

Motorhead is back! Frontman Lemmy Kilmister's health issues (releated to his diabetes) caused the band to cancel a European tour, and postpone several other dates last year. Motorhead's return to live action came last Friday at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, where they ripped through a 16 song set - the highlight being a guest appearance by Slash on the two song encore, "Ace of Spades" and &

Motorhead have canceled all their shows connected with the "World's Loudest Month" series of festivals.

When Motörhead started, MTV didn't exist yet. These days, YouTube has become the place to watch all the latest clips. With that in mind, Motorhead have unleashed a lyric video for 'Crying Shame' from last year's 'Aftershock' album.

If you're a fan of Lemmy and Motorhead (and who isn't?!? After all, Lemmy is God, right?), you're already familiar with their latest album, Aftershock, that dropped back in October. A snarling, vile, nasty dose of vitriol, Aftershock was definitely a return to form for the band, with guitarist "Philthy" Phil Campbell laying down some of his tastiest licks in 20 years...