The new Motorhead "1979" box set (arriving Oct. 25 on Sanctuary) contains half-speed remasters of the band's classic '79 albums "Overkill" and "Bomber," as well as items like two newly unearthed live… ...

To many fans, No Remorse signaled not only the end of Motorhead's long and fruitful partnership with Bronze Records, but perhaps the end of the band itself. After all, the preceding convoluted years ...

From the moment frontman Lemmy Kilmister's now legendary bass riff kicks in on the title track, Motorhead's Ace of Spades has the feel of a definitive statement. Beneath the speed and aggression sits ...

Lemmy Kilmister isn’t your typical 60-something rock star. Though many predicted Motorhead’s singer and bass guitarist would have burned out decades ago, Lemmy – known to most by simply his first name ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Motörhead were formed by bassist/vocalist Lemmy in 1975, after he’d been kicked out of Hawkwind for allegedly doing the wrong type ...

Motorhead’s breakthrough Overkill now stands as a widely praised, towering achievement in heavy-rock history. That's wonderfully ironic since the album should, by all rights, have never even happened.

The group's first album features songs built on a formula of unabashedly fun rock and roll inspired by the New York City punk rock scene, notably the Ramones. Indeed, "Motorhead" could have been a ...

Motorhead became popular and widely respected in their later years, leading all the way up to band leader Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister's death in December 2015. Still, it remains almost impossible to believe ...

Motörhead are one of those bands, like ZZ Top or AC/DC, that seemingly everyone who likes loud electric guitars can agree on. They exist for one reason: speed. No, seriously -- bassist/vocalist Ian ...