At 40 years in, GWAR's Blothar the Berserker made a definitive statement to Full Metal Jackie about the band's legacy. "We are kings of shock rock, even though a lot of people don't seem to recognize ...

On Friday night's edition of Loudwire Nights (Feb. 9), Blothar the Berserker admitted he doesn't think GWAR will ever be invited to perform on Broadway in New York City. "We would take over a Chuck E.

Blothar at Riot Fest Chicago (more by James Richards IV) Vulvatron at Riot Fest Chicago (more by James Richards IV) After some confusion about who GWAR‘s new members are and what they do, most notably ...

GWAR brought humans into this world – and they can take us out. This is the theme of heavy metal band GWAR’s new album, The Blood of Gods. This album chronicles the upcoming war between GWAR and the ...

and by phone at 1-800-745-3000. CLEVELAND, Ohio – This just in: Oderus Urungus is NOT dead. The GWAR frontman has just "returned to space.'' At least that's the line his bandmates and the "man'' who ...

In case you were wondering if GWAR's subtle, eloquent charm died with singer Oderus Urungus last year, the answer is a resounding no. Blothar (real name, Michael Bishop), one of two singers the ...

GWAR doesn’t hate people. “We love people,” said Michael Bishop--also known as Blothar the lead singer--over the phone. “They are delicious! And babies especially have particular charm.” The only way ...

What is there to say about GWAR that hasn’t been said already? They’re murderous, crack demi-gods from outer space serving out a prison sentence here on Earth. They’re our lords and masters. Oh an ...

David Lowery, of Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker fame, once joked that GWAR could live forever. “That band might outlive everyone, since the members of the group wear costumes,” Lowery said. “You can ...

GWAR’s Berzerker Blothar has hit out at the US government’s proposed cuts to public media, urging fans to do their bit to block the bill. In May, Donald Trump signed an executive order that would end ...

On Tuesday, the Senate passed the Rescissions Act, which if passed would eliminate $9 billion in government spending, including $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting which had ...