It's not uncommon for songs to evolve over a period of years on tour after a band has released them. For Tool, one of their earliest songs, the title track of their Opiate EP, is now getting a modern ...

Tool have released “Opiate²,” the nearly-ten-minute rework of the title track of their 1992 EP, to streaming services. Bands re-recording old songs isn’t always a good thing, but this is a ...

Tool released a "reimagined" 10-minute version of their 1992 single "Opiate," revamping the arrangement to fit the progressive, psychedelic vibe of their most recent material. Many arrangement ...

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of their debut release — the Opiate EP — Tool have released a short film titled “Opiate 2." You can now check out a 3-minute preview of the full video, which is ...

This month will mark the 30th anniversary of Tool’s first EP, Opiate. It was the first glimpse people got of the post-metal band that would come to expand the notions of sound in hard rock and metal.

Tool are notorious for taking their sweet time doing just about anything, but collectively we have all decided to deal with that because, well, they’re Tool. One of the results of this patience is a ...

Tool announced a "reimagined and extended" version of their 1992 song "Opiate," along with an accompanying short film. "Opiate2" hits digital service providers on March 1, and the Blu-ray-only visual ...

For many fans, 1992’s Opiate changed everything by introducing the world at large to progressive metallers Tool. And now, the band have decided to honor that EP’s influence with the release of a 30th ...

Nearly six years ago, Tool busted out a re-imagined and extended version of their 1992 track “Opiate” live at Sacramento’s Aftershock Festival. Now (in celebration of the 30th anniversary of their EP ...