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Four episodes of the new Beavis and Butt-Head revival have arrived on Paramount+, granting fans the first opportunity to see the animated show’s titular characters share their opinions on contemporary music. In the new season’s fourth episode, Beavis and Butt-Head watch the music video for BTS‘ hit ‘Dynamite’. As the song plays, Beavis heaps praise on

Johnny Depp and Jeff Beck have been accused of stealing lyrics from an incarcerated man on their new collaborative album, 18. The lyrics to the duo’s new song “Sad Motherfuckin’ Parade” were allegedly lifted from “Hobo Ben,” an old toast — or form of Black folk poetry — delivered by the late Slim Wilson, a gambler, pimp,

Elbow and Easy Life have been announced as headliners for this year’s Glastonbury Pilton Party. READ MORE: Supergrass tell us about their reunion: “We’re going to bring joy into a slightly disturbed world” Both acts will perform at the Worthy Farm bash, which will be held for the first time since 2019, on September 2. They also

INXS‘s eighth album kicks off with a song called “Questions” – which is appropriate because there are still queries about where Welcome to Wherever You Are fits in the band’s story. Coming off the multiplatinum trifecta of Listen Like Thieves, Kick and X (and platinum success with 1991’s Live Baby Live concert set), the Australian sextet

Beyoncé has today (August 4) released a surprise four-song EP of remixes for her ‘Renaissance’ cut ‘Break My Soul’. Listen below. Comprised of four revamped cuts of the titular lead single, the EP enlists Honey Dijon, will.i.am, Terry Hunter and Nita Aviance, who each offer different versions of the song. For his part, The Black

Whether or not you believe the Rolling Stones are the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll band, one thing is for certain: They changed the face of popular music. Among Mick Jagger‘s jaw-dropping moves, Keith Richards‘ down-and-dirty guitar playing, Ronnie Wood‘s multi-instrumental talent and the late Charlie Watts‘ deceptively sophisticated style of drumming, the Stones have been “turning people on

Exercise equipment brand Peloton is being sued for the alleged unlicensed use of songs by Cypress Hill and House Of Pain. READ MORE: Cypress Hill – ‘Elephants On Acid’ review A lawsuit has been filed against the company by Soul Assassins Inc. which is owned by Cypress Hill member DJ Muggs, according to Billboard. It is

The Rolling Stones and U2 are the only two touring artists to exceed $2 billion in ticket grosses since the early ’80s, according to a new Pollstar report. As part of its 40th-anniversary coverage, the publication created two charts — one for ticket grosses and one for ticket sales — analyzing “thousands of box-office reports” across four

Nicki Minaj has fired back at an outlandish rumour that she’s $173million (£142.5million) in debt with the IRS, pinning the false claim on a person pretending to be her manager. Taking to Instagram Live over the weekend, Minaj responded to fans mentioning the rumour by ribbing them over their gullibility, quipping: “Every day I learn

In Radiohead’s world, songs often gestate at a glacial pace. Take “Burn the Witch.” According to producer Nigel Godrich, they first started workshopping this electro-orchestral jackhammer circa ”the tail end of [2000’s] Kid A,” and the band’s subsequent teases — in Reddit AMAs and album art, via interviews and online diary posts, even onstage — gave the track, if it did indeed exist,

The Cribs have spoken to NME about how “perverse” it seems that their first three albums have re-entered the Top 10, as well as sharing some thoughts on the “indie sleaze” phenomenon. The Wakefield indie-punk trio are currently playing a run of intimate shows across the UK after re-issuing their first three records – 2004

Mo Ostin, the hugely influential music executive who helmed Warner Bros. Records for more than 30 years, has died at the age of 95. Born Morris Meyer Ostrofsky in 1927, the future music mogul spent his early childhood in New York, before he and his family relocated to Los Angeles in 1941. In 1953, after

Mo Ostin, who served as a top executive at Warner-Reprise Records for over three decades between the ’60s and ’90s, has died at the age of 95. Ostin’s death was confirmed by Warner Records co-chairmen, CEO Aaron Bay-Schuck and COO Tom Corson, who wrote that the music industry figure passed away in his sleep on

Led Zeppelin was rarely predictable, from extended drum solos (“Moby Dick”) to multiple epics that stretch past 10 minutes (“Stairway to Heaven,” “Achilles Last Stand”) and mid-song psychedelic detours (“Whole Lotta Love”). As a testament to their underrated strange side, none of those moments appear on the following list of 10 Weirdest Led Zeppelin Songs. Each

John Cale has shared an animated video for his new single ‘Night Crawling’. READ MORE: The Velvet Underground review: revisionist doc reworks narrative of New York rock and rollers The clip, which you can view below, sees the Velvet Underground multi-instrumentalist hitting the streets of New York in the 1970s with David Bowie. The song is his

Sylvester Stallone has lashed out at producers behind Drago, the latest proposed spinoff from his hugely successful Rocky franchise. In a post to Instagram, Stallone described plans to center a film around Rocky IV antagonist Ivan Drago as “another heartbreaker,” then set his sights squarely on producer Irwin Winkler. “Once again, Irwin Winkler, this pathetic

Quavo and Takeoff have added more weight to the rumours that Migos are no longer active, sharing a new joint single titled ‘Us Vs. Them’. It comes as their second collaborative release for the year, following the May release of ‘Hotel Lobby’ (which they dropped under the moniker Unc And Phew). The new cut arrives