Rock

It’s been a tough couple of years for the music industry. After the COVID-19 pandemic effectively shut down live shows, many artists struggled to figure out their next moves. But as many musicians have noted over the past two years, the gradual shift back to live performing has been a relief. Not only is touring one of
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Ozzy Osbourne recently praised his Black Sabbath replacement, Ronnie James Dio, for doing ”a good job” with his old band — even though he never listened to the albums they made together. The Prince of Darkness reflected on his successor in a new episode of “Ozzy Speaks” on SiriusXM. “Ronnie did a good job,” Osbourne admitted of the singer, who
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Rage Against the Machine bassist Tim Commerford is battling prostate cancer. “I’ve been dealing with some pretty serious shit,” the 54-year-old musician told Spin. “Right before I was about to go on tour with Rage, I had my prostate removed, and I have prostate cancer.” The sculpted, high-octane Commerford said he’s always been “someone that’s taken a lot
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Pantera bassist Rex Brown missed the band’s Dec. 11 Knotfest performance in Santiago, Chile due to “health problems.” The legendary metal group was playing just the fourth date of their reunion tour, which saw classic lineup members Brown and singer Phil Anselmo joined by guitarist Zakk Wylde and drummer Charlie Benante. The trek, which began Dec.
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AM radio could be heading toward extinction after a century of service as car manufacturers stop offering the service in their electric vehicles. Electric vehicles create more electromagnetic interference than their gas-powered counterparts, causing more static, noise and humming on AM signals than FM signals, The New York Times reports. The interference has led several car manufacturers —
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Saturday Night Live’s reputation as a vehicle for biting political satire is overblown, especially by the show itself. Originally emerging from post-Watergate American counterculture comedy, SNL was quickly revealed as more revolutionary about the medium of television than about politics, the show’s performance-driven parade of characters and recurring bits more likely to kick against established
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