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QUEEN’s ROGER TAYLOR Shares ‘I See You Now’ Single From Upcoming Solo Album ‘Violence Insane In A Beautiful World’
Legendary QUEEN songwriter, musician and singer Roger Taylor has announced his new album, “Violence Insane In A Beautiful World”, due out September 18 via Columbia Records. The LP is preceded by the second single “I See You Now”, with an accompanying music video directed by Sarina Taylor and Simon L…
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Astral Realm: An Alternative Roundup #28
Clash Magazine’s latest alternative roundup focuses on South London rapper Jadasea and his new album, ‘Holly Grove’. The feature presents the record as a reflective, experimental portrait of Peckham’s changing communities, blending ambient rap, chill-out grime and memories of friendship, nightlife and loss. Jadasea says his development has been rooted in community, including his early…
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3 Classic Rock Deep Cuts From 1975 That Deserved To Become Stadium Anthems
The article highlights three 1975 rock tracks that its writer believes had the musical qualities to become major live stadium anthems but remained comparatively overlooked. – Queen’s “Death On Two Legs”, from *A Night at the Opera*, is described as a strong hard-rock song overshadowed by its association with “Bohemian Rhapsody”. – Bad Company’s “Shooting…
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BBNO$, GFlip, Ball Park Music and more announced for Yours and Owls 2026 – Forte Magazine
BBNO$, GFlip, Ball Park Music and more announced for Yours and Owls 2026 Forte Magazine
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4 Songs From 1961 That Still Make Me Smile Today
The article selects four songs released in 1961 that the writer considers enduringly cheerful and enjoyable. It highlights their upbeat melodies, romantic warmth or lasting cultural appeal, while noting that one seemingly lively track has a more downbeat subject. – ‘Let’s Twist Again’ by Chubby Checker: an uptempo follow-up to ‘The Twist’, written by Kal…
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Brian May recreates Queen album cover with AI to make stand against AI: “Will destroy our beautiful country”
May has a message for Andy Burnham. The post Brian May recreates Queen album cover with AI to make stand against AI: “Will destroy our beautiful country” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Dave Rowntree says another Blur reunion is “a question of when rather than if”
“I think there’ll be something else” The post Dave Rowntree says another Blur reunion is “a question of when rather than if” appeared first on NME.
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4 Songs From the 1970s That Made You Wish You Were at the Disco
The article highlights four 1970s tracks it presents as enduring disco-floor favourites, arguing that their upbeat grooves and memorable hooks still evoke the era’s celebratory atmosphere. – “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire (1978): a worldwide Top 20 hit known for its infectious “ba-dee-ya” refrain. – “Superstition” by Stevie Wonder (1972): a funk hit whose…
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January 24th, 1967: How Peter Banks’ worst gig might just have been classic rock’s greatest
Simply awful. The post January 24th, 1967: How Peter Banks’ worst gig might just have been classic rock’s greatest first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Spotify to add label for AI-generated artists and remove them from recommendations
The new feature, starting from mid-September, will tell listeners if an artist is AI-generated.