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"Yo, this is off our brand new f--ckin' record, you may have heard this song" announced Joey Z., as the title-track to A Place Where There's No More Pain blared throughout the venue with its memorable ...

Life of Agony chose their band name for a reason. For decades, the band and their music has been the vessel through which the principle members — Mina Caputo, Alan Robert and Joey Z — channeled real ...

Mina Caputo was on fire Saturday night at Bowery Ballroom. I’ve seen a lot of Life of Agony shows, and lately they have all been great, but you never know which Mina you’re going to get. The Saint ...

The lead singer of the rock band Life of Agony is detransitioning more than a decade after coming out as transgender. Mina Caputo, 50, revealed he will be living life as a male again, citing his ...

“I was going to commit suicide. It got really, really, really, really bad. I couldn’t live another day.” Nearly a decade has passed since Mina Caputo last seriously contemplated killing herself, but ...

Mina Caputo, the lead singer for the New York-based metal band Life of Agony, is not fond of the term "coming out." She prefers to characterize her transition from male to female as "letting the world ...

Initially formed in 1989 by singer Mina Caputo, bassist Alan Robert and guitarist Joey Z., Life Of Agony is an influential alternative metal band. Caputo departed from the Brooklyn group after 1997’s ...

Life of Agony did reunite for a 2003 show at Irving Plaza in New York City and tried to run down their dream once more. They signed to Sony owned Epic Records and made Broken Valley. “That’s why the ...

These shows are 30 years in the making. A pair of storied New York hard rock outfits, Life of Agony and Sick of It All, are finally joining forces for a pair of co-headlining shows this weekend. The ...

Horror fans with a penchant for Brooklyn-based alternative metal may be a small subset of people, but something’s coming out soon that’ll scratch both itches at the same time. This coming March, an ...

And I find my place where there’s no pain; Invisible, invisible;” From “A Place Where There’s No More Pain” by Life of Agony “The most fond memories I have from the old days are of Joey and I sitting ...