Dub ups. With his Meth Lab 3 still in the works, Method Man lets the lyrics fly in his new single featuring RJ Payne. Directed by The Last American B-Boy, the Iron Lung and the Brooklyn-bred rapper flex their lyrical muscle from inside a wacky house and its occupants. The track follows the recent NAACP
Month: March 2022
This is how Sean Paul does it. Sean Paul does it like no other on his new collaboration featuring Pia Mia. The two previously collaborated on the ladder’s “Hot (Remix” in 2020. On the dancehall and pop-infused record, the two multi-platinum superstars rejoice to the good life with endless swag and sex appeal. The fiery
Mmm, la-la After kicking off the year with his cocky single “Talk My Shit“, Yella Beezy tones it down for the ladies with, “Who Do”. In the racy music video, Yella Beezy details love amid his controversy lifestyle while getting hot and steamy with his love interest throughout a luxury estate. [embedded content]
Fargo’s Revenge. Tory Lanez addresses the drama on wax with his latest “Cap”. In the menacing visual, the Toronto rapper addresses his ongoing feud with Megan Thee Stallion and her boyfriend Pardison Fontaine from inside a butcher shop, a protest rally, the courtroom, and a hospital. The pre-trial hearing in the controversial assault, which Tory
Ma$e back. Mason Betha makes his unexpected return with his first new music in nearly five years. After taking aim at Cam’Ron on 2017’s “The Oracle“, the Harlem veteran cranks up the auto-tune and points his aggression towards Diddy from his upbringing to his business and everything else in between. [embedded content]
For many of us, God Forbid were the most exciting band of the late-’90s/early-2000s New Wave of American Heavy Metal. More anguished, complex, and full-on metal than some of their peers, the band were like no other, and continue to be the movement’s under-praised champions. Well, now it looks like fans will once more get
In the words of legendary Russian rock star Boris Grebenshchikov: «Нет лиц у тех, кто против; лиц у тех, кто с нами. Не смей подходить, пока не скажешь – кто ты такой» — “Those who are ‘against’ are faceless; faces are for those who are with us. Don’t dare approach while you have not said
Do you know why summer is so hot? It’s because Satan is warming up the Earth so people will go outside and sin more. Sure, that’s that’s a lie I just made up, but I’ll still bet $5 a church somewhere in Missouri has said it. The truth, however, is that summer is so hot
From the get-go, it’s been clear that Rob Zombie‘s adaptation of TV horror-comedy The Munsters was going to be a big production. From his blueprints of the Munster family home at 1313 Mockingbird Lane to his elaborate costume designs, Zombie’s teased audiences with just how much effort (and money, damn…) is going into this film. Now, Rob
This week, Periphery guitarist Mark Holcomb joins the show! We discuss the debut full-length album from his project Haunted Shores, how the band’s formation led to him join Periphery, the riff graveyard that he uses to create songs, and on treating music for Haunted Shores like a 9-to-5 job. We also talk about how to
Stevie Nicks loves Lorde. And Lorde loves Stevie Nicks. So why haven’t the two musical powerhouses ever met and how do we make this happen? Nicks, speaking with Tavi Gevinson for The New Yorker revealed her adoration for the New Zealand sensation. The feelings appear to be mutual, as Gavinson then presented Nicks with a
When Three’s Company premiered on ABC on March 15, 1977, its premise — one man and two women, all single, living platonically in the same Santa Monica apartment — seemed scandalous. But underneath the show’s bawdy humor and ridiculous hijinks lay a heartwarming comedy about three best friends who would do anything for each other. The road to Three’s
Pearl Jam have announced a North American arena tour for May and September 2022, making up their COVID-delayed 2020 dates in support of that year’s Gigaton and adding four new shows to the itinerary. The trek will begin on May 3 in San Diego and run through May 20 in Las Vegas. Pearl Jam will then take
Billy Idol says he’s undergone another procedure as his months-long battle with a sinus infection continues. He has to “take a further two types of antibiotics to beat this MRSA sinus infection,” Idol confirmed on Twitter. He said it was a two-week cycle, and that “he should be okay after this.” Idol’s health woes were
The year is off to a slow start as far as reissues and archival releases go – but that’s to be expected. Post-holiday winter months are typically a period to regroup and get ready for the rest of the year after the big holiday releases that marked the previous quarter. Nevertheless, the past three months
Prince‘s long-shelved Camille album is finally headed to your turntable, courtesy of Jack White. White and his Third Man Records co-founder Ben Blackwell have revealed that they obtained the rights to release the 1986 album, on which Prince employs pitch-shifting to perform under the guise of the album’s androgynous titular alter-ego. “We’re finally going to
Binker Golding and Moses Boyd cut their first album Dem Ones back in 2015, when the talk of the UK jazz renaissance was just a gleam on the face of a neatly polished hi-hat. Both were alumni of Tomorrow’s Warriors, a London-based education programme dedicated to giving a young generation of multiracial jazz musicians a
The cover of Andy Bell’s second solo album features an obscured portrait of Bell shot for Ride’s 1990 debut, Nowhere. This old image of distorted youth reflects the themes of Flicker, a record that sees Bell explore ideas of nostalgia and memory while re-engaging with the optimism and playfulness of youth from the perspective of
Time has a way of smoothing the rough edges of songs, sanding down what was once shocking until it feels safe. Some moments are curiously resistant, though: The Beatles’ “Revolution”, say, its stinging fuzz still as unhealthily exciting as it must have been almost 54 years ago. The Coral’s “Skeleton Key”, too, has proved rather
Weezer have officially announced full details of their long-promised ‘Seasons’ project – a new EP is set to come out this week. READ MORE: Weezer: “This album is about feeling isolated, alienated and secluded – it’s perfect for now” Last year, the band laid out plans to put out a monolithic four albums in 2022, which
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