The music grabs you, you feel compelled to move. Suddenly, your head starts nodding front to back repeatedly. You, my friend, are headbanging, a move popularized over the course of the rock 'n' roll ...

Headbanging became popular in the 1970s among heavy-metal music fans German doctors are highlighting the dangers of headbanging after a 50-year-old man developed bleeding in the brain following a ...

The "Disease" singer made the revelation during Apple TV's "Carpool Karaoke Christmas" special. By Gil Kaufman Lady Gaga has one mode: all-in. That’s the lesson Little Monsters learned (again) over ...

Headbanging is a part of rock and metal culture, but some rockers have unfortunately had to stop headbanging and were even hurt by it. It's hard not to bang your head to heavy music that speaks to you ...

If your big problem with headbanging was always that there wasn’t enough reward in it, Japanese electrocore metal band Crossfaith has a fix for the problem. The group has a website that lets you ...

LONDON It may not destroy your soul, but it turns out heavy metal music can be hazardous to your brain. At least in some rare cases. German doctors say they have treated a Motorhead fan whose ...

There is no greater accolade for a hard rock band than to be considered “dangerous,” and if any band ever qualified it would be Motorhead. The group is reputed to be one of the loudest bands in the ...

A 50-year-old man who went to the doctor with a persistent and worsening two-week old headache gave himself brain damage by headbanging at a heavy metal concert, according to new research. In January ...

Ok, so it's not common. But a team of neurosurgeons at Hannover Medical School has indicated that it is a possibility, after treating a 50-year-old fan that presented in January 2013 with a terrible ...

LONDON -- It may not destroy your soul, but it turns out heavy metal music can be hazardous to your brain. At least in some rare cases. German doctors say they have treated a Motorhead fan whose ...

Headbanging became popular in the 1970s among heavy-metal music fans German doctors are highlighting the dangers of headbanging after a 50-year-old man developed bleeding in the brain following a ...