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We still need to wait over a month before AC/DC's new 'Rock or Bust' record makes its way to stores -- which is almost nothing compared to the six years that have elapsed since their last album, but can still feel like a long time when you know there's a fresh slab of high voltage rock 'n' roll right around the corner.

AC/DC have unveiled the artwork and track listing for the 'Rock or Bust' disc, while the song 'Play Ball' has surfaced online as well.

It's only a matter of weeks now before AC/DC end their long six-year break between albums and return with the hotly anticipated 'Rock or Bust' LP -- and now we know not only which songs will be on the new record, but what the cover's going to look like.

AC/DC's Brian Johnson is opening up about the group's first-ever studio sessions without founding rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young, who family members confirm is suffering from dementia.

Though the guitarist's dementia is widely thought to have been caused by a stroke, the Young family has not revealed what prefaced Malcolm's current condition.

When AC/DC announced the release of their new album the other day, the good news was offset by some bad: Founding guitarist Malcolm Young was no longer in the band.

AC/DC will release their first new album in six years, 'Rock or Bust,' on December 2, 2014.

For four decades, AC/DC have blasted the rock 'n' roll landscape with towering riffs and a winking innuendo that cuts to the primal heart of the music.

AC/DC wasted no time in recording their latest studio album, as drummer Phil Rudd reveals it was a 10-day session.

Fans may need to prepare themselves for Malcolm Young's permanent absence from AC/DC, according to the author of a new book on the band.

A Finnish band has put their own down-home bluegrass stamp on AC/DC's 1990 classic 'Thunderstruck.'

In an exclusive excerpt from Jesse Fink's 'The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC,' we learn how AC/DC created the legendary 'Highway to Hell.'