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The Mountain Goats Follow Up “Candlebox” By Teasing Shows With Candlebox
A couple of days ago, the Mountain Goats released “Candlebox,” the latest single from their upcoming album Days. It’s about a young band in the early ’90s who thinks their whole life is about to change because they’re heading out on tour with quasi-alt-rock hitmakers Candlebox, and it fucking rules. Candlebox are still a band;…
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Filmmakers Chike Ozah and Coodie Simmons Announce ‘Who Is Ernie Barnes?’ Documentary and Immersive Experience (EXCLUSIVE)
Filmmakers Chike Ozah and Coodie Simmons are bringing Ernie Barnes’ story to the big screen. Barnes was the first American professional athlete to achieve major recognition as a visual artist. Barnes played five seasons as an offensive lineman with the New York Titans, San Diego Chargers and the Denver Broncos. He was also a painter…
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Black- and Queer-Founded WerQfest Returns to St. Louis for Seventh Year, Unofficially Extending Pride Month: ‘Our Queer Ancestors’ Wildest Dream!’
The Midwest music festival will feature performances by JT, Infinite Coles and Onya Nurve.
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The Linda Lindas Announce New Album Gotta Get Out: Hear “Closer” (Feat. Hayley Williams)
Los Angeles punk band the Linda Lindas have announced their new album, Gotta Get Out, and shared a new single, “Closer”, featuring Paramore’s Hayley Williams. The announcement follows the group’s recent move to major-label status, having signed with Warner/Reprise a month earlier and released the single “Burning Out”. The album marks a significant step for…
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Shania Twain Taps Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme for Country Rock Bop ‘Faded Blue Jeans’
The gritty, nostalgic track previews the country pop queen’s forthcoming LP Little Miss Twain
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Confidence Man – “Young London”
Does the name Bomb The Bass mean anything to you? Because it means something to me. When I was nine years old, my family moved to London for a year — 1988 to 1989, right in time for the Second Summer Of Love. As a dedicated Top Of The Pops viewer, I got really used…
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Twin Temple dropped by Charley Crockett, offered slot by Jack White
The Los Angeles duo Twin Temple, known for their “satanic” aesthetic and provocative song titles, were dropped from Charley Crockett’s upcoming tour over their “satanic imagery”. Jack White subsequently stepped in and publicly offered the husband-and-wife act an opening slot at his Los Angeles show, turning a booking dispute into a public gesture of support…
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From Primary Wave’s Kobalt acquisition to CVC’s DistroKid deal… it’s MBW’s weekly round-up
The biggest headlines from the past few days… Source
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The 1962 album Billy Joel and Don Henley called the greatest: “That changed my life”
The most natural singing ever. The post The 1962 album Billy Joel and Don Henley called the greatest: “That changed my life” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Outlaw Country Songs That Have Stood the Test of Time
Waylon Jennings performs onstage at Oakbrook Terrace in Oakbrook, Illinois, November 27, 1977. (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images) These are three of the best outlaw country songs that were ever released, which all still sound just as good today. The post 3 Outlaw Country Songs That Have Stood the Test of Time appeared first on…