Blue Oyster Cult

Veteran band cleans out its closet with unearthed recordings from its 1978-83 vaults.

The LP's first single, "So Supernatural," is out now.

"That Was Me" and "Box in My Head" highlight band's first album in almost two decades.

The whole thing was so surreal that it ended up being tucked away toward the end of an episode.

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Overnight success took a while for this Long Island quintet.

The second month of 1973 was a month of dire deeds and dark omens.

This weekend features a wide variety of music as the Fabulous Armadillos wrap up their Guilty Pleasures show at Pioneer Place, classic rockers Blue Oyster Cult and Jefferson Starship perform at the Medina Entertainment Center, and Smash Mouth and Uncle Kracker visit Mystic Lake. Along with the music, stage performances include the unique dance performances of TU Dance at St. Ben's and GREAT Theatre's The Diary of Anne Frank debuts at the Paramount Theatre. Read more in The Weekender!

Metallica's guitarist joined his old band on stage at a Comic-Con after party.

At this point, their future standing as bona fide hard-rock legends was anything but guaranteed.

Blue Oyster Cult released their second live album, the aptly named ‘Some Enchanted Evening,’ in September 1978 and proceeded to rack up the biggest record sales of their storied career. Not bad for a band that had spent much of their career to that point intentionally cloaking themselves in mystery while challenging listeners with oftentimes obscure or downright controversial lyrics.