News Alicia Keys Announces New Album Keys, Shares New Song “Best of Me”: Listen She shared two version of the single from the forthcoming LP, which will feature two different iterations: Originals and Unlocked By Evan Minsker October 29, 2021 Facebook Twitter Alicia Keys “Best of Me” single artwork Facebook Twitter Alicia Keys has revealed
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Just in time to ring in autumn, The War on Drugs return with their new album. I Don’t Live Here Anymore, the rock band’s first record in four years and fifth overall, arrives today via Atlantic. Take a listen below via Apple Music or Spotfiy. I Don’t Live Here Anymore is 10 tracks total, and features
You recently released your song ‘Elaine Benes’! Will you tell us a bit about it? BP: Absolutely! I’m a big fan of the tv show Seinfeld, and I wanted to make a Seinfeld song that took place in modern-day. So for this concept, both characters are in their 60s and Jerry Seinfeld is professing his
Your music is really thoughtful. How long do you contemplate what the subject matter will be? That’s incredibly kind, and I purposefully try to have a lot of emotion, thought and connection go into every song I write.. that’s so kind! I typically try to write songs as a form of reflection or therapy. So
News Watch the New Trailer for House of Gucci Movie, Starring Lady Gaga Ridley Scott’s film arrives in U.S. theaters on November 24 By Eric Torres October 28, 2021 Facebook Twitter Lady Gaga as Patrizia Reggiani in House of Gucci (Courtesy of Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures Inc. © 2021 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc. All Rights Reserved.)
Mining Metal is a monthly column from Heavy Consequence writers Joseph Schafer and Langdon Hickman. The focus is on noteworthy new music emerging from the non-mainstream metal scene, highlighting releases from small and independent labels — or even releases from unsigned acts. “Listen to them, children of the night, what music they make.” Even casual
News Japanese Breakfast Covers Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So”: Listen Part of Spotify’s Live at Electric Lady series October 28, 2021 Facebook Twitter Japanese Breakfast, photo courtesy of Spotify Facebook Twitter Japanese Breakfast have covered Weezer’s “Say It Ain’t So” as part of Spotify’s Live at Electric Lady EP series. It appears alongside new recordings
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are opening up about the iconic cartoon’s expansion to Paramount+. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the duo talked about their plans to release a total of 14 “made-for-TV movies” over the next seven years on the streaming service as part of the $900 million deal they’ve inked
How would you classify your music? Bruce Jones and I record what is fundamentally Brazilian-oriented music. Our new release, Forever (https://billmcbirnie-extremeflute.bandcamp.com/album/forever), is our third Extreme Flute project. The earlier two we did were (1) Desvio (https://billmcbirnie-extremeflute.bandcamp.com/track/desvio) and (2) Grain of Sand (https://billmcbirnie-extremeflute.bandcamp.com/album/grain-of-sand). Bruce was raised in Brazil, and because he does most of the writing
Hello Blooming Fire! So lovely to speak with you today! It’s our pleasure, thanks for having us! Tell us about your latest project! We spent the first half of the year focusing our energy on our visual EP ‘Dunia.’ The project encapsules our vision of tying together all 4 of our songs from our last
News Metronomy Announce New Album Small World, Share Video for New Song: Watch “It’s Good to Be Back” leads the UK band’s seventh studio album, out early next year By Madison Bloom October 27, 2021 Facebook Twitter Metronomy, photo by Alex Lambert Facebook Twitter Metronomy have announced their seventh studio album: Small World is out
Wolfgang Van Halen had a whirlwind first tour with his solo band Mammoth WVH. Over the course of three months, he played 45 shows, sprained his ankle, dealt with a positive COVID-19 case within his touring party, and rocked the stage with Guns N’ Roses. That’s one helluva ride! Moreover, Wolfgang did all of that
News Brian Wilson Shares Trailer for New Documentary: Watch Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road is due out next month in theaters and VOD By Matthew Ismael Ruiz October 26, 2021 Facebook Twitter Brian Wilson (Photo courtesy of Falco Ink.) Facebook Twitter A new trailer and poster has been shared for the forthcoming documentary Brian Wilson:
After releasing a teaser clip a week ago, Netflix has now delivered the first full trailer for the upcoming live-action Cowboy Bebop adaptation. Dripping with style and featuring a fresh score by original composer Yoko Kanno, this trailer should be thrilling for Cowboy Bebop fans and newcomers alike. From the looks of things, showrunner André Nemec and
About two minutes into his new single “The Ballad of Sanaleigh,” Tash Hagz generates a vocal harmony that could be the most brooding of any he’s recorded in his career thus far, but this melodic climax is hardly the only high point in this track. From beginning to end, the layers of majestic audio that
News Kid Cudi Shares Trailer for New Documentary A Man Named Scott: Watch The film premieres on Amazon Prime Video on November 5 By Matthew Strauss October 26, 2021 Facebook Twitter Kid Cudi in A Man Named Scott, photo courtesy of Amazon Studios Facebook Twitter Kid Cudi is the subject of the new Amazon Prime
In what is either a shocking accident, a disturbing personal attack, or a new frontier in music criticism, Joywave drummer Paul Brenner received a package containing live scorpions. The news was first reported by News 8 WROC and has since been confirmed by Consequence. Brenner had ordered a Spider-Man t-shirt through Depop that shipped from Hawaii to his
News Bruce Springsteen Performs “The River,” Chats on Colbert: Watch A conversation about the No Nukes concert film, his friendship with Barack Obama, and more By Evan Minsker October 26, 2021 Facebook Twitter Bruce Springsteen with Stephen Colbert (Scott Kowalchyk/CBS) Facebook Twitter Bruce Springsteen was a guest on last night’s episode of The Late Show
Last Thursday, a prop gun fired by Alec Baldwin killed Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, and while law enforcement officials are still looking into the matter, her tragic death is thought to have been an accident brought about by oversights from armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, who prepared the weapon, and assistant director (AD) Dave Halls, who declared the
Award-winning singer/songwriter Patricia Bahia continues her elegant display of music that touches the heart and soul. In her new track, “Hold On” the feelings of encouragement and friendship are beautifully displayed within Bahia’s warm delivery. “Hold On” is a testament to Bahia’s prowess as a lyricist, and the natural empathy she so convincingly delivers each