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Tool famously kept their music off digital platforms until finally making their catalog available to streaming services in 2019 upon the release of their latest album, Fear Inoculum. Looking back, singer Maynard James Keenan feels it was a big “mistake” for the band not to embrace the digital revolution earlier. In a new conversation with
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Tyler, the Creator is nothing if not unique, and that trend continues with today’s (Oct. 17) announcement that he will release his next album, CHROMAKOPIA, on short notice and off cycle on Oct. 28 — a Monday. Beyond first single “ST. CHROMA,” which was teased online yesterday, other details are scant about the Columbia project,
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Cult classic Garden State, the directorial debut film from Zach Braff, marks its 20th anniversary this year. In celebration, a number of the artists from the beloved soundtrack — including The Shins, Iron & Wine, Frou Frou, Thievery Corporation, and Remy Zero — are staging an anniversary concert. The event is set for March 29th,
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One Direction‘s Liam Payne died today (Oct. 16) after falling three floors from the Casa Sur Hotel in Buenos Aires, according to media reports. He was 31. The circumstances of the incident are still being investigated. The artist was born in 1993 in Wolverhampton, England, and first saw the spotlight after being cut from the
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The 2024 edition of Aftershock Festival took place in Sacramento, California, this past Thursday (October 10th) through Sunday (October 13th), and once again outdid itself with an event that was even bigger than the previous year. With an additional fifth stage, this year’s festival proved to be one of its most diverse, once again offering
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Hard rock lovers will once again rejoice next year at Las Vegas’ Sick New World festival, which has secured Metallica and the reunited Linkin Park to headline its third edition on April 12 at Las Vegas Festival Grounds. The massive, single-day event will feature more than 50 acts, including Queens of the Stone Age, Gojira,
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The music industry offers unpredictability and competitiveness through an artistic lens that is difficult to match in any other occupational sector. As independent musicians occasionally face disproportionate challenges, it can be cumbersome to successfully make a comeback after an extended break. This venture is what musician and songwriter Cara Quici, professionally known as CARA, aims
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In a musical landscape that thrives on reinvention, UniversalDice’s Misfit Memoirs comes across as both refreshingly grounded and intriguingly unclassifiable. The band, helmed by Gerry Dantone, crafts a 14-track album that veers between heartfelt simplicity and sprawling complexity, offering up slices of life that are alternately raw, tender, and jagged. The album opens with “My
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LA-based trio Junior Varsity unveils their latest single, “New York,” released on October 11 on Key Records. Known for their DIY roots and garage punk energy, the band now takes a more reflective approach, exploring the intricacies of love amidst the frenetic backdrop of the city. “New York” tells the story of two people falling
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Neil Young has endorsed Kamala Harris for president. In a new blog post on the Neil Young Archives, the legendary rockstar highlighted the reasons why he “loves” the vice president, writing, “She is an honest, forthright truth teller who is experienced in the White House, free from ambiguity or evasiveness, who goes straight to the
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It would have been easy for Matt Johnson to build a legacy career based on his group The The’s six albums released through the ‘80s, ‘90s, and the year 2000. Instead, Johnson put an unintentional pin in the group’s output and stopped touring for 16 years, which, in the process, elevated him to cult status.
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Big Blue (alternately known as Big Blue – A Fishy Tale) emerges from the combined minds of Kris Hallesy and Matthew Aird, and in its essence, it is an ode to the adventures of youth that slip too easily into the realm of myth. Here, the myth takes the form of Big Blue, a fish
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Faye Webster has announced her biggest run of headlining tour dates yet with the 2025 “Underdressed at the Symphony Tour.” Celebrating her 2024 album of the same name, the trek is set to begin in February at Louisville’s Paristown Hall. Webster will then travel east for a run in Connecticut, Maine, and New York that
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Jaden Smith loves going to the movies alone. He visits the same theater regularly and knows every employee there. “Every single one of them,” he says, on a virtual call from Los Angeles. “And when they hire new people, I’m like, ‘Oh, you’re new. I’ve never seen you before.” He also likes to watch the
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Ministry frontman Al Jourgensen has been working on the legendary industrial act’s final album with returning classic member Paul Barker. Now, the band has inked a deal with Cleopatra Records for the upcoming release. “Looking forward to how this new and FINAL Ministry record comes out,” stated Jourgensen. “Turns out working with Paul is like
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When singer, pianist and guitarist Chris Martin formed a band with a few other students at University College London in 1997, the quartet chose the ill-fitting name Big Fat Noises. Soon, bassist Guy Berryman, guitarist Johnny Buckland, drummer Will Champion and Martin chose the more suitably abstract name Coldplay and began their journey to becoming
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As voting kicks off for the 2025 Grammy Awards, Recording Academy members who are looking to nominate one of the biggest artists of the year, Zach Bryan, won’t find his name anywhere on the ballot — Bryan has declined to submit his music for consideration. Joining the likes of The Weeknd, Macklemore, Frank Ocean, and
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