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The band played the title track from their new album, Underneath.

The video is graphic, disturbing, and powerful.

Travis Tabron made the allegation in response to the band’s new shirt design to benefit two charities closely associated with The Black Lives Matter movement

Jackson once again takes responsibility and demonstrates contrition for his past use of homophobic slurs, while explaining why “my past behavior does not invalidate how I feel about what The Ghost Inside and Jim Riley did.”

Jackson has owned up his use of the slur and says he apologized for it in the past.

Sixx eventually pleaded no contest to three misdemeanor charges stemming from the incident.

As you might guess, he is also selling candles to go along with the song.

“I just wish we could sit down and have a talk about things when it all went to hell, instead of involving lawyers.”

Tankian marvels how some of the band’s admirers “never even thought that ‘B.Y.O.B.’ is anti-f*cking-imperialist.”

“My choice of language back then showed a lack of judgment and understanding of how hurtful words can truly be, and for that I sincerely apologize from the bottom of my heart.”

Riley was accused of using a racial slur earlier this week.

Includes Mr. Bungle, Black Crown Initiate, and more!

“An open forum with Q&As and giveaways.”

In a new 14-minute video, the drummer explains how he and Tankian get along despite not always seeing eye-to-eye politically.

From 1984’s Beverly Hills Cop.

The band also directed the video, thus demonstrating their status as true renaissance men.

Black Lives Matter protests continue throughout the United States in response to the recent murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.

Also includes Slayer, Fear Factory, Five Finger Death Punch, and more.

The comp features Mantar, Moon Destroys, Ruby the Hatchet, Kowloon Walled City, Local H, and more.

The Italian death metal band ups the original’s heaviness quotient by about a gajillion percent.