Garbage

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Looks like the world should be bracing for a new batch of Garbage.

When Garbage and Screaming Females toured together last year, they teamed up to cover Patti Smith’s smash hit ‘Because the Night.’ They’ve even recorded a studio version of the track in honor of Record Store Day (April 20), and you can check it out via the clip above.

No more seven-year album gaps for Garbage, Butch Vig says. Catching Bjork this spring won't necessarily involve standing in a giant field.

The next installment in the ‘Metal Gear’ video game series is on the horizon, bearing the full title ‘Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain.’ An intense, action-packed trailer has been released in anticipation of the new game, and it features Garbage’s haunting tune ‘Not Your Kind of People.’

For the seventh release by their home-brewed STUNvolume label  -- and a RSD "First Release" -- Garbage teamed up with Screaming Females to record a cover of the Patti Smith/Bruce Springsteen-penned tune 'Because the Night.' The Patti Smith Group originally recorded it for their 1978 album 'Easter,' but was introduced to a whole new generation of fans when 10,000 Maniacs included it on th

There's not much to Garbage's 'Sex Is Not the Enemy' video beyond dolled-up singer Shirley Manson in full-on Scottish siren mode, but that's plenty sexy for most fans of the band -- and most any dude with a pulse. After two minutes of the fiery redhead preening, puckering and mugging for the camera -- and beating on some cops trying to arrest her -- the clip finally cuts to some footage of Garbage

Garbage are getting ready to record, but don't expect a proper album. Sweet! Former Orange Juice leader Edwyn Collins also has some fresh music on tap.

Garbage singer Shirley Manson hit up Twitter following her band's gig last night (Nov. 26) in Koln, Germany, to complain about the audience's "cold" reaction to the show -- and in the process started a Twitter war with some readers who began berating Manson for her complaints.

The occasional mosh pit has been known to break out during Garbage shows over the years, but that doesn't mean singer Shirley Manson will put up with serious violence in the audience -- especially if it's directed at a woman. "Get the f--- off her — right now,” Manson shouted at a man who was beating on a woman during a recent Garbage concert, bringing the gig to a brief, sudden halt. Read Mo