News Listen to Darkside’s New Song “Ecdysis!” Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington recorded the track during their Spiral sessions By Evan Minsker January 18, 2022 Facebook Twitter DARKSIDE’s Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington, photo by Jed DeMoss Facebook Twitter After returning last year with their new album Spiral, Nicolás Jaar and Dave Harrington have shared
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God bless rock and roll: Pope Francis made a rare unofficial visit outside the Vatican last week, dropping in at the Roman record store Stereosound. As The Telegraph reports, he left with a mystery CD, and the owners are refusing to say what it was. The Pope is both the head of the Catholic church and the
Nashville, Tennessee isn’t typically associated with hard-hitting blues acts, but Chris Ford’s SuBourbon Blues Project didn’t get the memo. “Whiskey Still” is a powerhouse single from the band’s second album Where Concrete Meets the Grass and, as a representative of the album, promises Ford has further refined the gritty punch delivered during his debut. His music and
News Tindersticks Announce Past Imperfect – The Best of Tindersticks ’92 – ’21, Share Video for New Song: Watch Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Stuart A. Staples–led band By Matthew Strauss January 17, 2022 Facebook Twitter Tindersticks, photo by Suzanne Osbourne, Steve Gullick, and Christophe Agou Facebook Twitter Tindersticks have announced the new compilation
Thought you’d have to wait until Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness’ May release for your next MCU fix? Never fear, Moon Knight is here, as Marvel has revealed the first trailer for the upcoming Disney+ series and announced a March 30th debut. After teasing the show during November’s Disney+ Day, Marvel unveiled the
From the start of its grungy guitar and seemingly deliberate overindulged production, “Scroll” from Emily Ronna has quickly become a gem of the 2021 music landscape for a variety of reasons. Ronna has always been a brutally uncompromising performer, combining sounds of pop, punk, rock and even dabbling in the technicolor nightmare fantasy that is
News The Detroit Cobras’ Rachel Nagy Has Died Nagy co-founded the Michigan garage rock band in 1994 By Nina Corcoran January 15, 2022 Facebook Twitter Rachel Nagy (Photo by Mark Bennett) Facebook Twitter Rachel Nagy, best known as the singer of the Michigan garage rock band the Detroit Cobras, has died, her representative confirmed to
Let’s dance… bike, or run with David Bowie. The Starman’s entire catalog will arrive on Peloton starting January 19th. The at-home fitness platform has struck a deal to make Bowie its latest artist series. Alongside the musician’s full catalog, Peloton commissioned three exclusive remixes from St. Vincent (“It’s No Game (Pt. 1)”), TOKiMONSTA (“Golden Years”),
News New Nick Cave and Warren Ellis Documentary Announced Director Andrew Dominik’s film This Much I Know to Be True will be released later this year By Madison Bloom January 16, 2022 Facebook Twitter Warren Ellis, Nick Cave (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images). Facebook Twitter Nick Cave has announced a forthcoming documentary titled This Much
The latest episode of Saturday Night Live had some fun at the expense of Peacock’s new dramatic reboot of The French Prince of Bel-Air by imaging a similarly serious, high stakes remake of Family Matters. The spoof trailer for Urkel features all of “the goofy characters you loved in the 90s with absolutely none of
News Watch Bleachers Perform “How Dare You Want More” and “Chinatown” on SNL Jack Antonoff and his band replaced Roddy Ricch, who pulled out of the episode after a COVID-19 exposure By Matthew Ismael Ruiz January 16, 2022 Facebook Twitter Screenshot from Bleachers’ performance on Saturday Night Live. Facebook Twitter Jack Antonoff brought his solo
Once you know the premise, you realize there’s no other possible title for Somebody Somewhere. The new HBO comedy, executive produced by the Duplass brothers and directed in part by Jay Duplass, stars Bridget Everett as Sam, a 40-something resident of small-town Kansas who’s mourning her deceased. sister, working a dull job, and in general
News 6 Wounded in Eugene, Oregon Concert Shooting The mass shooting occurred outside a Lil Bean and Zay Bang show on Friday night By Nina Corcoran January 15, 2022 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter Six people were hospitalized following a mass shooting outside of a rap concert in Eugene, Oregon on Friday night (January 14), reports
Fred Parris, bandleader of The Five Satins, a doo-wop group known for their smash hit “In the Still of the Night,” died Thursday at the age of 85. “Fred’s classic song ‘In the Still of the Night’ has been recognized as one of the greatest love songs of all time and the number one requested
News Kanye West and the Game Share New Song “Eazy”: Listen The latest in a long history of collaborations between Ye and the Game By Evan Minsker January 15, 2022 Facebook Twitter Ye fka Kanye West, November 2021 (David Livingston/Getty Images) Facebook Twitter Kanye West—now known as Ye—and the Game have teamed up for numerous
Every superhero, even one as unconventional as John Cena‘s Peacemaker, could use a little back-up — which is where Steve Agee comes in. The comedian and actor appears in the HBO Max comedy Peacemaker as John Economos, first seen working for Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) in The Suicide Squad and now investigating the strange goings-on that
News Babyface Ray and Pusha T Share Video for New Song “Dancing With the Devil”: Watch Landstrip Chip also features on the Detroit rapper’s single from the new album Face By Alphonse Pierre January 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Landstrip Chip, Babyface Ray, and Pusha T in “Dancing With the Devil,” directed by Joseph Facebook Twitter
Netflix and chill just got a little more expensive. Today, the streaming giant announced it will be raising prices across all of its plans in the US. The most basic tier is going from $8.99 to $9.99 per month, while the price of the most popular, standard tier will rise by more than a dollar
News Eddie Vedder Reveals Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Ringo Starr Appear on New Album, Shares New Song: Listen Check out “Brother the Cloud” from Earthling, which arrives in February By Evan Minsker January 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Eddie Vedder, photo by Danny Clinch Facebook Twitter Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder has revealed more details about his
SICK!, the new album from Earl Sweatshirt, is here. The rapper’s fourth LP is the follow-up to his acclaimed Some Rap Songs from 2018. Listen below. SICK! boasts production from Earl himself, alongside Black Noi$e, Rob Chambers, Theravadam, Samiyam, Alexander Spit, and The Alchemist. It also includes guest appearances from Armand Hammer and Zelooperz. “SICK! is