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Watch Don Toliver Revive a Beheaded Ye in Surgical ‘OK’ Video
Rapper Ye (formerly Kanye West) and Houston artist Don Toliver have released a surreal, surgery-themed music video for their track “OK”, directed by West’s wife, Bianca Censori. The clip depicts Ye being beheaded and dissected on an operating table before Toliver revives him, adding a shock-value visual spectacle to the pair’s ongoing musical partnership and…
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ANDY SCOTT On Existence Of Another Version Of SWEET Band Without Any Original Members: ‘It Really Isn’t Right’
SWEET guitarist Andy Scott has spoken out against a separate touring and recording act in America using the name THE SWEET, despite having no members from the original band’s lineup. Scott explained the situation stems from the estate of late SWEET bassist Steve Priest, whose widow now runs the US-based group, and said American trademark…
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C+C Music Factory Founder Hits Freedom Williams With $30 Million Trademark and Fraud Lawsuit
Robert Clivillés, co-founder of C+C Music Factory, has filed a $30 million lawsuit against former collaborator Freedom Williams and independent label Big Mac Entertainment, accusing them of trademark infringement, fraud and defamation over control of the dance group’s name. The dispute centres on who has the right to use the C+C brand, which Williams has…
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The 1960s band Steven Tyler wanted to be remembered with: “I can get close”
Where he sits in rock and roll heaven. The post The 1960s band Steven Tyler wanted to be remembered with: “I can get close” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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4 Lead Singers From the New Romantic Movement Who Brought the Attitude and Emotion
This American Songwriter piece highlights four standout vocalists from Britain’s early-1980s New Romantic movement, an era that revitalised pop music and produced acts who found major success on both sides of the Atlantic. It celebrates the distinctive style each singer brought to their band, from icy detachment to theatrical melancholy, arguing that their individual approaches…
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From coffee-house folkie to genre-juggling experimentalist: Nine Joni Mitchell albums you should listen to – and one to avoid
Arguably the most influential female singer-songwriter of our time, Joni Mitchell has recorded some of the finest albums of her era
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Dee Snider Apologizes to Kelly Osbourne Following Controversial Comments About Ozzy’s Songwriting Legacy
Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider has apologised to Kelly Osbourne after remarks he made about her late father Ozzy Osbourne’s songwriting were seen as diminishing his legacy. The row began when Snider agreed with bassist Bob Daisley’s claim that other musicians, rather than Ozzy himself, wrote much of his solo lyrics, prompting a furious public…
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Masicka Talks Headlining Barclays Center, ‘Slip & Slide’ Success & New ‘Forever Reign’ Album: ‘Lots of Hope and Self-Belief’
Dancehall star Masicka has released his third studio album, Forever Reign, on 14 August via Def Jam, timed just before his headlining debut at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. The 17-track record was recorded across Jamaica, Canada and Nigeria, reflecting his global, Black diaspora-focused approach, and follows a run of hits that has established him as one…
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DEATHRACE
Blabbermouth has reviewed “DEATHRACE”, the new album from metalcore band Rising Insane, giving it a score of 8.5 out of 10. The review praises the record for leaning into heavier riffs and rawer energy while retaining the melodic hooks that have broadened the band’s appeal, framing it as a confident next chapter that draws comparisons…
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Here’s Where to Shop Affordable Austin City Limits Music Festival 2026 Tickets Online
Austin City Limits Music Festival returns to Zilker Park in Austin, Texas, for two weekends in October 2026, running from Friday 2 October and Friday 9 October. Many dates have sold out or are close to selling out through official channels, prompting fans to turn to resale platforms to secure tickets, though prices there may…