Motörhead were formed by bassist/vocalist Lemmy in 1975, after he’d been kicked out of Hawkwind for allegedly doing the wrong type of drugs. So, he brought in drummer Lucas Fox and ex-Pink Fairies ...

In late 1978, now signed to Bronze Records, and with the latest tour completed, Motörhead could get down to two weeks of recording at Roundhouse Studios in London. Whereas Motörhead had been hammered ...

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Footage of Lemmy Kilmister and Motörhead tearing through fan favorite “Overkill” at what would become their final concert has surfaced online, Ultimate Classic Rock reports. Shot on December 11th in ...

Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister founded and fronted the institutional hard rock band Motörhead; he passed away on Dec. 28. Carl Singmaster is the founder of Manifest Discs and Tapes and a former longtime ...

At the time Martin Popoff had more or less finished what became his new book, Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers: The Rise of Motörhead, all three members of the British band’s classic lineup were still ...