Piano heroics underscore a record about anger and the weariness it brings.

They salute deceased celebrities such as Gene Wilder, Carrie Fisher, and Muhammad Ali while also paying tribute to David Bowie and Prince.

Another listen to the forthcoming Pinkus Abortion Technician.

A so-so attempt to honor the band’s legacy while simultaneously pointing towards a new beginning.

In support of the group’s first album in 14 years, Eat the Elephant.

The band’s long-awaited new album appears nearly finished as more and more musicians report back from Tool’s studio.

The mostly rewarding return could act as a career capper or a new beginning.

“…sounded epic, majestic, symphonic, brutal, beautiful, tribal, mysterious, deep, sexy and VERY Tool.”

The 12-track effort marks the band’s first new release since 2011’s Coloring Book EP and is their first full-length since 2002’s Worship and Tribute.

Adam Jones explains what’s different about the new take.

The new band member debuted during a controversial appearance at Ozzfest Meets Knotfest.