Styx released one of the most successful – and polarizing – songs in the band’s history on Feb 28, 1983. The origin of “Mr. Roboto” can be traced back a couple of years. Evangelical groups had claimed ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Styx played to a large crowd on Thursday night at the Stark County Fair. Fan favorites included "Come Sail Away," "Mr. Roboto" and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In almost every case, if you go to see a legacy rock group on tour in the 21st century, you can expect a certain amount of comfort ...

If all you know about the song we’re about to talk about is Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto? Well, you probably know enough to enjoy it on a surface level. After all, it still sounds great after all these ...

Even the staunchest opponent of Styx cannot deny that they’re now a part of our cultural landscape. The group’s epochal VH1’s Behind the Music episode, which chronicled Styx as the first band ever to ...

Turn the dial to the nearest classic rock radio station and you can bank that a Styx song is going to pop on within the hour. The song might be the majestic "Come Sail Away," the beautiful love song ...

James “JY” Young, founding guitarist of Styx, says there’s little chance for getting its new music played on the radio these days. “It’s virtually impossible to get any type of meaningful airplay for ...

The earliest trace of Chicago rock band Styx dates back to 1962, when teenage founding vocalist Dennis DeYoung started jamming in his basement with twins Chuck and John Panozzo. By the time the band ...

It’s no secret (secret, secret) that “Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto” is just one of those pop culture lyrical phrases pretty much everyone knows. But for Styx, the rock band that recorded the hit single in ...

Most of the Gizmodo team just got back from the week-long technological pummeling that is CES. Vegas is already a labyrinth designed to trap you in its debaucherous, hedonistic core. But now throw in ...