Crack The Sky released their self-titled debut album in 1975. Praised by the critics, most notably Rolling Stone Magazine gave a glowing review and “Debut Album of the Year” honors.

Crack the Skye ’s success made a huge difference in Mastodon’s fortunes. Their next three albums — The Hunter, Once More ‘Round the Sun and Emperor of Sand — all reached Billboard’s ...

Today, Crack The Sky officially announce Mike Mettler of SoundBard Management as their new manager, effective immediately. Mettler is a 35-year veteran of the music industry who, in addition to ...

Crack The Sky's critically acclaimed self-titled 1975 debut was a surefire release Rolling Stone cited at the time as being "original, humorous, and polished without seeming too arty." ...

Mastodon has been crushing skulls and shattering eardrums since 1999 with its forward-thinking and genre-bending metal, which incorporates elements from thrash, death and “stoner” metal while using ...

Mastodon’s Brann Dailor: Writing ‘Crack the Skye’ Was ‘A Bit Like Torture’ Full Metal Jackie Published: July 1, 2019 Scott Legato, Getty Images ...

The 15th-anniversary edition of Crack the Skye includes a look behind the scenes and a silent film that accompanied their live shows, visuals Sanders says were always integral to the record.

Mastodon Eying ‘Crack The Skye’ Movie A film adaptation of Mastodon's latest album, "Crack the Skye," is well within the realm of possibility -- albeit not in production yet.

There will be naysayers among the band’s extreme, tatted legions. But Crack the Skye is an awesome display. The new sound is summed up in the 13—minute prog—rock epic “The Last Baron.” ...