Perhaps that’s why the reluctant frontman has spent the better part of the last decade sharing the workload with partners as broad-shouldered (at least figuratively so) as Josh Homme, Greg Dulli, Isobel Campbell, and Englishmen Rich Machin and Ian...

Latter-day Lanegan, the guttural purveyor of dark night of the soul music, the voice of swamp wind on a muddy graveyard, the sin-stoked demon growl that howitzers through the weird holes Isobel Campbell, Greg Dulli or Josh Homme leave for him in their...

Lanegan has been the voice of many musical projects over the years - from grunge originals Screaming Trees and as an honorary member of Queens of the Stone Age, to collaborations with Greg Dulli as Gutter Twins and a prolific solo artist. On Blues...

Lurking in the shadows befits our man just fine. With the exception of a stint as fellow reformed hellraiser Greg Dulli’s co-conspirator in the universally acclaimed Gutter Twins project, Lanegan seems most comfortable standing just outside of the...

We’ve already heard Bradford Cox, Cults, Cold War Kids, and Afghan Whigs’ Greg Dulli reinterpret their favorite Cohen tracks, and now you can watch The Mountain Goats‘ John Darnielle deliver a tender rendition of “The Smokey Life” from 1979’s Recent...

Age has been kind to Lanegan, due in part to the taste and aptness of his post-Trees collaborations, most notably with folk-pop chanteuse Isobel Campbell and fellow grizzled vet Greg Dulli. But with Blues Funeral, the new album from Mark Lanegan Band,...