Former Mastodon guitarist Brent Hinds has revealed that he was “kicked out” of the metal band in a new comment on social media – see what he had to say about the rest of his former members ...

Hinds, however, raised eyebrows a couple of months later when he wrote that he “ [won’t] miss being in a shit band with horrible humans” in a reply to a fan’s Instagram comment.

Former Mastodon guitarist and co-vocalist Brent Hinds has once again lashed out at his former bandmates in the comments of an Instagram post that shared a 2012 live performance of "Crack the Skye ...

However, further down, Hinds’ comments get a little bit more direct and angry. He claimed that he did not opt to part ways mutually with Mastodon, as was previously reported, but was kicked out ...

Former Mastodon guitarist Brent Hinds has hit out at his former bandmates, labelling them "horrible humans". The guitarist's comment was posted in a thread beneath the most recent post on the band ...

Brent Hinds shows no sign of taking a pause, as the guitarist donned a beaten-up Tele and a cowboy hat for his first show sans the metal giants, with his psycho-billy surf project, Fiend Without A ...

Brent Hinds shows no sign of taking a pause, as the guitarist donned a beaten-up Tele and a cowboy hat for his first show sans the metal giants, with his psycho-billy surf project, Fiend Without A ...

We ran into Mastodon guitarist-vocalist Brent Hinds at this year’s NAMM convention, and we wanted to ask him about his new musical endeavors. Instead, he decided to talk about horse meat and ...

Mastodon announced Friday that the band and guitarist Brent Hinds, who co-founded the Atlanta metal act a quarter-century ago, have parted ways. “Friends and Fans, After 25 monumental years ...

There’s this old story in which now ex- Mastodon guitarist Brent Hinds was knocked out by System of a Down / Seven Hours After Violet bassist Shavo Odadjian in Las Vegas back in 2007. It’s a story ...

Hinds co-founded Mastodon, in 2000, with bassist Troy Sanders, drummer Brann Dailor, and guitarist Bill Kelliher. The group released its debut studio album, Remission, in 2002.