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Hear Polyphia channel Dimebag and Deftones in their heaviest song yet, the Chino Moreno-featuring Bloodbath
Eight-string chugs abound as Scott LePage unleashes a scorching metal lead his bandmate Tim Henson dubs “my favorite Scott solo ever”
Polyphia's upcoming album Remember That You Will Die will feature Steve Vai and Deftones' Chino Moreno
The hip-hop-meets-shred heroes' fourth studio effort – now revealed to be arriving October 28 via Rise Records – has been previewed with its latest mind-bending single, ABC
Deftones recruit Freddie Gibbs, Turnstile and Phantogram for third annual Dia De Los Deftones
The event returns after a two year Covid-induced hiatus, and will take place at San Diego's Gallagher Square on November 5 with a host of special guests
Watch Gojira and Chino Moreno perform a crushing cover of Sepultura’s Territory
The Deftones frontman joined the French metal heroes onstage during the last show of their joint Spring tour
Sergio Vega on his exit from Deftones and new "revolving-door" project
The Quicksand bassist reveals why his time with the alt-metal titans had run its course, and details his plans to work with guest musicians including Every Time I Die's Keith Buckley
Stephen Carpenter pulls out of Deftones' upcoming international tour dates
“With everything going on in the world, I'm just not ready to leave home and leave the country yet,” the guitarist says
Deftones recruit former Marilyn Manson member Fred Sablan as new touring bassist
Sablan has been perfoming with the band alongside a mysterious new touring guitarist
11 crazy guitarist signature products that have nothing to do with guitar
Hot sauce, Sharpies and things to make you smell nice – the guitar world’s signature products are not just gear and merch
Deftones part ways with longtime bassist Sergio Vega
“I really started to need something stable – it was clear there was no opportunity for growth for me,” Vega says
Deftones’ Stephen Carpenter explains why he’s always preferred being a rhythm guitarist rather than a lead player
The eight-string-toting riff machine also revealed what made Anthrax his favorite thrash-metal band and why he considers himself Deftones’ “odd man out” in a new episode of Ernie Ball's String Theory
