For his first full-length release since his exit from Queens Of The Stone Age in early 2004, singer/bassist Nick Oliveri has teamed up with several friends for his latest Mondo Generator release… By ...

Long-time stoner rock/metal adherent Nick Oliveri is back with another Mondo Generator track and it’s a firey one, at that. The new single, “Death March” doesn’t overstay its welcome, but in the brief ...

Mondo Generator play Christmas Eve, 2012, at One Eyed Jacks. (Photo by ) It gets complicated when you begin connecting the dots between the Joshua Tree, Ca. desert stoner-rock scene and New Orleans.

Nick Oliveri‘s band Mondo Generator wil be on the road for most of October into early November. Support on most dates comes from long-running Dutch band Peter Pan Speedrock. The leg with PPSR hits NYC ...

The nickname “The hardest-working man in show business” once was reserved for James Brown, but singer-bassist Nick Oliveri of Mondo Generator and Queens of the Stone Age claims the title for rock ...

Mondo Generator 's new single "One Two Three Four" might sound like a stoner rock rager, but its message is way darker than that. Mondo Generator 's Nick Oliveri said behind the punk-fueled riffs and ...

Somehow after reporting on the vitriolic Kyuss Lives! legal battle, we glossed over the fact that now ex-bassist Nick Oliveri delivered another album with his Mondo Generator project last week.

When you name the first song on your album “Meth, I Hear You Callin'” it’s a safe bet you’re not a member of Chris n’ Gwinnie’s tantric yoga workshop. In fact, it’s a safe bet that you’re Nick Oliveri ...

NICK OLIVERI’s MONDO GENERATOR made a surprise return last night (November 30) with an all-star line-up. The former Queens Of The Stone Age star is on tour with Mark Lanegan, performing solo acoustic ...

Back in 1995, when Kyuss finally disintegrated, nobody outside of a certain sunburned cult could’ve predicted that the Palm Desert goliaths would turn into an influence–that their wide-open spaces, ...

Mondo Generator started life as a Kyuss song, and the Nick Oliveri-penned tune offers a decent blueprint for the band it would later become: The Oliveri-fronted incarnation of Mondo tends more toward ...