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In a stupendously rare interview, Tufnel ruminates about birds, gear, Blind Bubba Cheeks and celebrity guests, and finds that it's true about what they say, blessed are the cheesemakers indeed

Over 40 years since This Is Spinal Tap was mistaken for a comedy, its hard-rocking subjects are back for a legally obligated final gig. Our writer smells the glove

Spinal Tap II: The End Continues comes complete with two Knights of the Realm

"Why don't you just make ten louder, and make ten be the top number, and make that a little louder?"

All the news and panel announcements from SDCC 2025, as it happened, can be found right here

There really is a fine line between stupid and clever.

Fresh off of their sterling 1992 comeback album, Break Like the Wind, David St. Hubbins, Nigel Tufnel, and Derek Smalls reflect on (and bicker about) their remarkable creative arc, the tragic fates that befell many of their bandmates, and that humbling documentary they'd prefer to forget

Explaining (well, bickering about, really) the star-studded Break Like the Wind, David St. Hubbins maintained that the collaboration was merely intended as a friendly gesture from admirers, and that Tufnel misunderstood it

The brief clip shows an amp being set to maximum as the cinema release date is revealed as September.

The improvised lines from Spinal Tap that have been assimilated into common rock parlance and beyond

Christopher Guest and Rob Reiner made a 1984 classic that ingeniously straddles the ‘fine line between stupid and clever’