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Beastie Boyshave announced alimited-editionreissue of their album ‘ToTheFive Boroughs’ on triple vinyl and double CD sets. The New York rap icons’ sixth studio album was originally released in June 2004 and as it was their first full-length release since ‘Hello Nasty’ in 1998, it saw them reflect on the aftermath of theSeptember 11 attacks in
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David Bowie‘s daughter Lexi Jones has praised her parents after sharing a story of being “forcibly removed” from her family home in the days before her father’s death. READ MORE: An oral history of David Bowie’s ‘Blackstar’ The 25-year-old artist, whose mother is Bowie’s widow Iman, shared a story earlier this month about when she
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Hillbilly Vegas doesn’t ease listeners into “I Hope You Know” — they hit the gas immediately. The Oklahoma-based southern rock band’s latest single roars out of the speakers with purpose, blending hard-driving guitars, muscular rhythms, and emotional stakes that feel as personal as they are explosive. It’s a reminder that sometimes the hardest truths aren’t
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Circus Mind returns with a slice of hot funky blues with “Viking Princess” leading the new album, entitled; Bioluminate, and the track fits the album’s gritty theme, which comes with the usual from this New York band. The musical backgrounds span the genre’s spectrum, but the sound of Circus Mind is steeped in New Orleans, with
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With “The Divide,” Slow Burn Drifters continue refining a sound that exists somewhere between indie-rock introspection and cinematic dreamscape, delivering a single that feels uncannily aligned with the emotional temperature of the present moment. Released as the opening glimpse into Golden (Deluxe), the song reveals itself as both continuation and evolution — a meditation on
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Long-time Peaky Blinders collaborators Antony Genn and Martin Slattery have spoken to NME about returning to compose the original score of new film The Immortal Man, and putting together a “dangerous” soundtrack featuring the likes of Fontaines D.C.‘s Grian Chatten, Amyl & The Sniffers‘ Amy Taylor and Lankum alongside songs by Nick Cave and Massive
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In April of 1966, the American magazine Time ran a story titled “London: The Swinging City,” which described the burst of creativity and youthfulness that was running through the capital of the U.K. Seemingly overnight, a seismic shift had occurred in terms of fashion — all hail the mini skirt! – art, music and general
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Gorillaz have released a beautiful eight-minute short film The Mountain, The Moon Cave & The Sad God, directed by Jamie Hewlett – watch below. Damon Albarnand co. are celebrating the release of theirstar-studdedninth studio album ‘The Mountain’ today (February 27)via their own label Kong. Much of the albumwas recorded in India during a time when
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Los Angeles radio legend and former Ultimate Classic Rock Nights hostUncle Joe Benson has died at the age of 76, his family shared Friday (Feb. 27) on social media. Benson hosted UCR’s nationally syndicated nighttime radio show from 2018 until 2024. “In the early hours of Tuesday, February 24th, Joe passed away peacefully from Parkinson’s
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Jonathan Cain arrival coincided with Journey‘s early-’80s transformation from sturdy hitmakers to stadium-filling superstars. He’s typically credited with unlocking the soaring balladry of the Steve Perry era. But Cain has been part of three big-selling bands, while also maintaining a solo career that more recently has focused on faith music. In their own ways, all
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Radiohead has issued a statement condemning the unauthorised use of a cover of their song ‘Let Down’ in a video by the Department of Homeland Security, which runs ICE. READ MORE:Radiohead live in London: a generous and visceral hit parade (of sorts) A choral version of the song, which appears on the band’s classic 1997
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