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The exhaustingly long history of art-averse political figures missing the point of musical expression entirely continues in 2020 with the Trump campaign’s use of the Panic! at the Disco hit “High Hopes.” In case you missed it, and hopefully you did, the Trump team used the 2018 Pray for the Wicked single at a recent gathering of dumbfucks […]
Public Enemy, Flavor Flav included, have returned in full force with a new song taking at the era of Trumpism. “State of the Union (STFU),” produced by DJ Premier, is now available either as a free download at Public Enemy’s website and/or via the streaming provider of your choice. If you download the track from the […]
The 1975 is back with their fourth studio album, Notes on a Conditional Form. Following the band’s 2018 record, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, the record is a sprawling effort that sits at just over 80 minutes. Their longest, and perhaps most ambitious release to date, Notes on a Conditional Form sees Matt Healy and co. expanding their […]
To mark his 60th birthday, U2 frontman Bono has shared a playlist of 60 songs that he says “saved my life.” Kanye West‘s 2013 Yeezus cut “Black Skinhead” is among the picks, with Bono penning a thoughtful mini-essay on how deeply he was affected by hearing the song for the first time on Saturday Night […]
The guitar played by Kurt Cobain during his 1993 MTV Unplugged performance will be auctioned off next month as part of “Music Icons” sale where bidding is expected to start at $1 million, CNN reports. Darren Julien, president of Julien’s Auctions, which is hosting the sale of a number items that belonged to the Nirvana frontman, explained in a statement why Cobain’s Unplugged guitar could go […]
Rock and roll pioneer Little Richard, known for his flamboyant attitude and energetic performances, has died at age 87. His son, Danny Penniman, confirmed the news to Rolling Stone, although the cause of death was not revealed. Born Richard Wayne Penniman, he was responsible for a string of hits that arrived as rock and roll took over […]
Tom DeLonge is further proving the naysayers wrong as fuck with the latest development surrounding a trio of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) videos. The Department of Defense said Monday it had authorized the official release of three unclassified Navy videos, all of which were originally shared to mainstream attention through the work of To the […]
Post Malone will honor one of his favorite bands while giving back during this time of need. Tonight, the Hollywood’s Bleeding artist is hosting an exclusive Nirvana tribute concert that doubles as a charity event. Malone will livestream his set via YouTube, while raising money for the United Nations Foundation’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization. Posty […]
Lil Uzi Vert is a huge fan of Hayley Williams of Paramore, but she just revealed she turned down the opportunity to collaborate with him. Speaking with Zane Lowe, Williams said she passed on the offer because she’s not interested in being “that famous.” “I get asked to do like features on country songs sometimes,” she […]
Kenny Rogers’ death at age 81 has been mourned around the world, from Sandy Springs, Georgia, where he passed away this weekend surrounded by family and friends, to Houston, Texas, where he grew up in public housing and started his musical career, to Nashville, Tennessee, where he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of […]
