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After more than a decade away, one of the most beloved punk bands is getting back together, briefly. Frontman Tim Barry explains their return.

My Noodle & Bar’s owner acknowledged that there had been an opossum in his restaurant, but said that it was “like three months ago.”

Years after the state became a prolific mecca for hardcore bands, a new generation is now carrying the torch.

Police say the guy was under the influence of drugs when he took the tank-like monstrosity for a 60-mile joyride through Richmond, Virginia.

Mekong, an unassuming Vietnamese spot, is credited with igniting Richmond's now-thriving brewery scene.

CEOs finally ditch Trump over Charlottesville, South Korean president warns of 'red line' on nuclear warhead, Apple donates $2 million to fight hate groups, and more.

Bay Area institution Burnt Ramen is one of many live/work spaces struggling to stay open.

Here's how a former NEA staffer praised the bloodiest aliens to conquerer Planet Earth's metal scene as model citizens of "the creative city."

Stream the Richmond thrash punk kings' gnarly new album, out February 3 via Relapse Records

Guitarist Mark Morton pens an emotional essay about the darkest time in his life and how it ties into "Embers."

The video, featuring a man in a motorcycle helmet and some serious butt-emphasizing jorts dancing wildly, wonderfully captures the light-hearted vibe of the song.

Stream the Richmond doom titans' new album, their first since 2010's 'Ritual Abuse.'