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Christian Musician Kid Rock Compares Abdul El-Sayed to 9/11 Hijackers
During an appearance on Real Time with Bill Maher, Kid Rock argued that the Michigan Senate candidate had assimilated into American society... much like the 9/11 hijackers. Christian Musician Kid Rock Compares Abdul El-Sayed to 9/11 Hijackers Alex Krinsky
SZA Seemingly Confirms Coachella 2027 Headlining Appearance, Work on New Album
In a post to her alternate Instagram account, SZA shared a screenshot of TMZ's recent report on Coachella's 2027 headliners. SZA Seemingly Confirms Coachella 2027 Headlining Appearance, Work on New Album Alex Young
James Hetfield Says Turnstile Turned Down Touring with Metallica
"We wanted to get them on tour, and they said, 'No. They're doing good on their own already.'" James Hetfield Says Turnstile Turned Down Touring with Metallica Alex Young
My Chemical Romance Confirm Plans for New Album
Gerard Way says the band will work on the album in 2027. My Chemical Romance Confirm Plans for New Album Alex Young
Watch Harry Styles recreate his 2010 ‘X Factor’ audition with Stevie Wonder cover at ‘Harryween’ show
The singer also dressed as Elvis Presley as he celebrated Halloween at Madison Square Garden The post Watch Harry Styles recreate his 2010 ‘X Factor’ audition with Stevie Wonder cover at ‘Harryween’ show appeared first on NME .
“Blue dot fever”: Lily Allen dresses up as Ticketmaster unsold seat map for Halloween
The singer was poking fun at the ticket sales controversy surrounding her recent North American tour The post “Blue dot fever”: Lily Allen dresses up as Ticketmaster unsold seat map for Halloween appeared first on NME .
Greta Thunberg, Paloma Faith and Nemahsis join Macklemore at London ‘Free Palestine’ tour finale
The sold-out Wembley concert also featured speeches from Holocaust survivor Stephen Kapos and Palestinian activist Arab Barghouthi The post Greta Thunberg, Paloma Faith and Nemahsis join Macklemore at London ‘Free Palestine’ tour finale appeared first on NME .
Sacrificial Riffology: Reconsidering Altar by Boris & Sunn O)))
Where do you go, what do you do, after you have created a riff for the ages? For Keith Kahn-Harris, that's the question that Boris & Sunn O)))'s Altar seems to ask By any objective standard, the riff that dominates 'Etna', the opener to the Boris / Sunn O))) collaboration Altar, should be as celebrated as 'Walk', 'Whole Lotta Love' or 'Symptom Of The Universe'. As a song, there is little else to it but the riff – an extended intro that builds and locks into an audaciously simple chord sequence, eventually giving way to a lavishly elongated breakdown into a squall of guitar noise. It's 9 minutes and 50 seconds of metallic perfection, the apotheosis of focused guitar power, without... The post Sacrificial Riffology: Reconsidering Altar by Boris & Sunn O))) appeared first on The Quietus .
My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way reveals plans to make new album in 2027 and return to touring in 2028
The band also reunited with The Used's Bert McCracken onstage for the first time since 2005 and debuted a rare ‘Danger Days’ track The post My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way reveals plans to make new album in 2027 and return to touring in 2028 appeared first on NME .
Enemies Within: Derek Jarman’s Kicking the Pricks and The Last of England
Repressed for the first time in nearly thirty years, Derek Jarman's book Kicking the Pricks, including the director's notes and diaries from the making of his seminal film The Last of England, offers a portal into a rotting UK that feels all too familiar The Last of England (Derek Jarman, 1987). All images courtesy: British Film Institute In Kicking The Pricks Derek Jarman poses the question: what use is a film, book or artwork that presents a nostalgic future warning for an unloved and thwarted isle? A companion piece to Jarman’s most overtly political film, The Last Of England, the book is part memoir, part production diary, and a scattering of interviews. Taken together, the two works show Jarman drawn into a... The post Enemies Within: Derek Jarman’s Kicking the Pricks and The Last of England appeared first on The Quietus .
“Just a Bad Dream” — Portland’s Masonique Confront a World of Surveillance and Political Absurdity in Video for “Too Many Villains”
You are just a shadow A memory Just a bad dream Nothing to see Humanity has made a spectacular mess of its brief tenancy on Earth, and judging by the… The post “Just a Bad Dream” — Portland’s Masonique Confront a World of Surveillance and Political Absurdity in Video for “Too Many Villains” appeared first on Post-Punk.com .
Seattle’s Ghosts In The Graveyard Summon a Séance Gone Wrong in Video for “Old Dark House”
Dust on the banister, an unoccupied chair facing the door, footsteps from a room that should be empty: the old haunted house makes an accusation out of every ordinary object.… The post Seattle’s Ghosts In The Graveyard Summon a Séance Gone Wrong in Video for “Old Dark House” appeared first on Post-Punk.com .
Violet Oscillation Questions Faith and False Promises in Video for Dreamy Shoegaze Single “heaveness”
Count all your blessings Write out a curse for all you have taken I’ll make your life worse Faith is a peculiar bargain when the people asking for it have… The post Violet Oscillation Questions Faith and False Promises in Video for Dreamy Shoegaze Single “heaveness” appeared first on Post-Punk.com .
“Where the Shadows Bend” — Cathedral Bells Cross into Another World With Haunting Dreampop Single “Put Me To Sleep”
when I wake up again will it still be the same reality or just another dream There are mornings when the dream takes longer to leave than the person drifting… The post “Where the Shadows Bend” — Cathedral Bells Cross into Another World With Haunting Dreampop Single “Put Me To Sleep” appeared first on Post-Punk.com .
Bradford Cox Releases New Atlas Sound Song “Octoberland”: Steam
Marking the project's first new music in 15 years. Bradford Cox Releases New Atlas Sound Song “Octoberland”: Steam Alex Young
Triumph Cancel Fall Leg of 50th Anniversary Tour “Due to Sudden and Unexpected Medical Circumstances”
The veteran Canadian rock band were set to embark on the second leg of their first tour in 30 years. Triumph Cancel Fall Leg of 50th Anniversary Tour “Due to Sudden and Unexpected Medical Circumstances” Spencer Kaufman
Listen to the First Atlas Sound Song in 15 Years
“Octoberland” also arrives with a music video
You Can Now Share Your Pitchfork Reviews
Go ahead and send those 0.0s to 10.0s to your friends and family
Ministry Release Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), Their 17th and Final Album: Stream
The legendary industrial band's final studio album is another politically charged effort. Ministry Release Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery), Their 17th and Final Album: Stream Langdon Hickman
Heavy Song of the Week: Ministry Go Out with a Bang on “Crickets”
Ministry revisit their classic sound on "Crickets" from their final album, Hate to Go. Heavy Song of the Week: Ministry Go Out with a Bang on “Crickets” Langdon Hickman
Bose’s QuietComfort Headphones Are $160 Off for a Limited Time
That's a 45% off discount from their normal price. Bose’s QuietComfort Headphones Are $160 Off for a Limited Time Scoop Harrison
Zack de la Rocha: Turnstile Are a “Bridge” to Bad Brains, Minor Threat, and The Clash
The Rage Against the Machine vocalists weighs in on the impact of Turnstile. Zack de la Rocha: Turnstile Are a “Bridge” to Bad Brains, Minor Threat, and The Clash Spencer Kaufman
Queens of the Stone Age Release New Album Perfecth: Stream
Josh Homme and company are back with a new nine-song effort. Queens of the Stone Age Release New Album Perfecth: Stream Langdon Hickman
Billie Eilish, Phoebe Bridgers and more star in My Chemical Romance’s short film ‘Prelude To The End’
The animated film was created with artist Lauren Tsai to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ‘The Black Parade’ The post Billie Eilish, Phoebe Bridgers and more star in My Chemical Romance’s short film ‘Prelude To The End’ appeared first on NME .