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The Castellows tease new song ‘Way Things Work’ featuring Keller Cox on their Instagram
Country trio The Castellows have teased an upcoming song called “Way Things Work,” which will feature fellow country artist Keller Cox, via a preview shared on their Instagram. The group, formed of sisters Eleanor, Lily and Powell Balkcom, have built a following for blending traditional, old-school country sounds with an Americana influence. Details of an…
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Dave Lombardo and Lustmord Form New Project, Unveil “Paleomagnetic Resonance”: Stream
Metal drummer Dave Lombardo (formerly of Slayer and Misfits) and ambient/drone pioneer Lustmord have joined forces under the name Lustmord Lombardo, unveiling their debut single “Paleomagnetic Resonance” alongside news of a full album. The pairing marks a notable departure for Lombardo, better known for high-intensity thrash drumming, into the atmospheric, experimental territory Lustmord has long…
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The 1975 song John Lennon wanted to be his last: “Farewell to the game”
Giving up the game. The post The 1975 song John Lennon wanted to be his last: “Farewell to the game” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 of the Best Led Zeppelin Songs (Although They Weren’t All Big Hits)
American Songwriter has published a short list highlighting three standout Led Zeppelin tracks, noting that while the band is best known for “Stairway to Heaven,” these songs deserve recognition too, even though not all of them were chart successes. The piece marks the band’s enduring legacy, more than 55 years after their 1969 debut, and…
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Grinspoon Singer Phil Jamieson Cancels Solo Tour After Fracturing His Back On Stage: ‘No One Is More Bummed About This Than Me’
Grinspoon frontman Phil Jamieson has cancelled his solo tour of Australia after fracturing a vertebra in an onstage accident. The 49-year-old singer slipped and struck his spine on a drum riser during a gig at The Deck Traralgon in Victoria on 8 August, cutting the show short and requiring an ambulance to hospital. Jamieson revealed…
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Tencent Music’s Q2 Revenue Tops $1.3 Billion on Subscription Growth, Ximalaya Acquisition
Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) reported second-quarter revenue of RMB 8.93 billion ($1.32 billion), up nearly 6% year-on-year, boosted by the completion of its $2.4 billion acquisition of podcast platform Ximalaya and continued double-digit growth in its core music services business. The deal, first announced last June, is intended to help TME move beyond music streaming…
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Otoboke Beaver Apologize For Guitar-Tossing Incident That Hospitalized Fan
The Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver have issued a public apology after their guitarist injured an audience member by throwing her guitar into the crowd during a show. The incident took place in April at Osaka’s Umeda Club Quattro, around the time the band released their “Is The New Album Out Yet?” EP, but the…
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Levon Helm Studios suing drummer’s daughter in latest round of dispute
The legal dispute continues. The post Levon Helm Studios suing drummer’s daughter in latest round of dispute first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Swervedriver add Bleary Eyed & a reformed Love Battery to ‘Raise’ tour
All openers for the BrooklynVegan-presented tour are now announced.
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Why Was It So Hard for Sam Cooke’s Grandkids to Drop a Soul Album?
The Womack Sisters – Zeimani, BG and Kucha, granddaughters of Sam Cooke and daughters of R&B duo Womack & Womack – have released their debut album after more than a decade struggling to gain recognition in the music industry. Despite their extraordinary soul pedigree, the Los Angeles-based trio spent years working as backup singers and…