Blue Oyster Cult

These songs rocked, then rolled over into the mainstream.

Blue Oyster Cult frontman looks back at his band’s best and worst albums.

Timeless classics.

"That Was Me" and "Box in My Head" highlight band's first album in almost two decades.

Band announced the release date, track listing and cover art for their first studio record since 2001.

So if you're ready to see a kickass live show, this looks like a great, safe way to rock.

This isn't being piped in from NYC to a movie screen.The legendary band led by initial architects Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser and Eric Bloom, will actually be onstage playing epic classics like (Don't) Fear The Reaper, Burnin' For You and more.

New record will be their first studio effort since 2001's 'Curse of the Hidden Mirror.'

A new live album and a reissue of 1994's 'Cult Classic' are among the band's plans.

Half of the songs already written for 15th studio LP, due in 2020.

System of a Down frontman lent his voice to a new version of the song from the soundtrack to 'Godzilla: King of Monsters.'

The whole thing was so surreal that it ended up being tucked away toward the end of an episode.

36 years ago today, Blue Oyster Cult played the Civic Center! This was in support of their album, Cultosaurus Erectus.

35 years ago today, Blue Oyster Cult played the Civic Center!

At this point, their future standing as bona fide hard-rock legends was anything but guaranteed.