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A Japanese sunburst electric from the early 1960s that was played by legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix has sold for a considerable sum at an auction. The guitar, which was described as being in “well-loved condition and has no strings” sold for $216,000 on Saturday, Rolling Stone reports. “This early 1960s Japanese sunburst electric guitar was played by […]
“My life and my work are very interlocked. That’s partly why I like to keep my private life private,” Kate Bush said in 2005. Privacy is an integral part of the British pop star’s nature. She rarely updates her social media accounts, her latest published interview was in 2016, and her last tour was in […]
With all that 2020 has hurled at us with breakneck swiftness, one could very easily argue that the recent series of developments in the unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) sector—though now consistently a subject of mainstream news coverage—are still not being discussed as frequently as these revelations seem to warrant. For the latest, we turn to […]
Thundercat has finally come full-circle, because he’s behind an original song for Cartoon Network’s new reboot of ThunderCats. The Los Angeles musician, who has worked with everyone from Kendrick Lamar to Mac Miller, has contributed a new song entitled “Grune’s Tune” to ThunderCats: Roar. Coincidentally, the villain Grune is also the character that Thundercat himself has provided […]
070 Shake‘s already transcendent “Guilty Conscience,” which appears on her 2020 debut studio album Modus Vivendi, has now been delectably reimagined by Tame Impala. On Friday, Shake and Kevin Parker shared the new remix to streaming services. Stream it below: Modus Vivendi arrived back in January and was met with widespread critical acclaim, ultimately landing among the picks […]
Thanks in large part to the Trump administration’s confusion-sowing approach to COVID-19 safety messaging, the so-called “reopening” of schools has somehow become a topic of debate, as if risking students and faculty in the name of faux flattery optics is even remotely a good idea. It’s a baffling debate that’s close to the heart of artist Dave […]
The clubs may be closed, but sometimes the best place to dance to a little house music is in your house. Fortunately, this weekend’s musical offerings include Love Generator’s new release with Steve Lacy titled “Live Without Your Love.” This pulsing dance track is accompanied by an equally throbbing video, as director Emil Nava takes […]
It’s the early 2010s, and things still feel simple. Social media hasn’t taken over our lives, “Super Bass” is still bumping on the radio, YouTube is still the leader in the digital music streaming space, and the idea of a curated digital streaming channel is just starting to form. Majestic Casual, an editorial music channel […]
The lawsuit centered on The Weeknd‘s 2018 track “Pray for Me,” taken from Black Panther: The Album, has been dropped. Yeasayer, who had alleged that the Kendrick Lamar collab marked an example of copyright infringement against the (no-longer-active) band’s track “Sunrise,” have “voluntarily dismissed” the suit. According to Pitchfork, members of the group said they have […]
Legends Never Die, the first posthumous album from Juice WRLD, is out now. The new album marks the follow-up to Juice’s 2019 sophomore project Death Race for Love, which included the singles “Robbery” and “Hear Me Calling” and was packaged with Twisted Metal-inspired cover art. Back in January, a collective statement from Juice’s family and friends […]
