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The 1982 song that put Tom Petty in a league of his own: “The audacity”
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The 1997 song U2 found “impossible” to perform after the September 11 attacks: “Your own pain”
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PHIL RIND On Upcoming SACRED REICH Album ‘Into The Abyss’: ‘It Is Much Faster And Heavier’
SACRED REICH bassist/vocalist Phil Rind has discussed the Arizona thrash metal band’s upcoming album, “Into The Abyss,” describing it as significantly faster and heavier than 2019’s “Awakening.” The record, set for release via Metal Blade Records, will be the band’s first LP featuring new drummer Eduardo Baldo, following the departure of longtime sticksman Dave McClain…
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Braxton Keith Is Leading Country’s New Class of Twang
Rising country singer-songwriter Braxton Keith is drawing attention as part of a new generation reshaping the genre, with even crossover star Post Malone taking notice. Earlier this spring, Malone invited the Midland, Texas-based artist onstage during his Stagecoach festival set to perform Keith’s own song “Cozy” rather than one of Malone’s tracks, a gesture that…
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Verbolgen
Blabbermouth has awarded a glowing 8.5/10 review to “Verbolgen”, the third full-length album from Belgian black metal artist HULDER, released via 20 Buck Spin. The reviewer, Dom Lawson, hails it as her finest work to date and a defining moment that cements her status as a significant and distinctive figure in the contemporary black metal…
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The Rise Of The Super Bowl: How Michael Jackson, Elvis Presto & The Apple Mac Changed The Face Of The Halftime Show Forever
An article for Deadline traces the evolution of the Super Bowl halftime show, from its modest origins with university marching bands in 1967 to the elaborate, star-studded productions of today. It uses this year’s performance by Bad Bunny, which drew 124.9 million viewers and nine Emmy nominations, as a springboard to examine how the show…
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The 2007 album that made Joni Mitchell hate her label: “Criminally insane”
“Screwed up.” The post The 2007 album that made Joni Mitchell hate her label: “Criminally insane” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Incredible Live Performances That Completely Saved Artists’ Careers
Three landmark live performances are credited with turning around artists’ careers, showing how a single unforgettable show can transform a struggling act’s fortunes. In each case, an artist facing commercial disappointment or declining fortunes delivered a set so acclaimed that it reignited public and critical interest, leading directly to renewed success. Bruce Springsteen’s 9 May…
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All The Songs In ‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 So Far
Apple TV+ has begun rolling out the soundtrack for the fourth season of “Ted Lasso,” with the premiere episode drawing heavily on hip hop, including two Public Enemy tracks. The music choice ties into the plot, as Ted’s son Henry helps bring him back into coaching after Rebecca, Higgins and Keeley travel to Kansas City…
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Cypress Hill’s B-Real Talks Celebrating Cultural Pride and Spirituality on ‘Dios Bendiga’ LP
Cypress Hill’s B-Real has spoken about the group’s eleventh studio album, Dios Bendiga, released last week, which is the hip-hop group’s first full-length Spanish-language album since their 1999 compilation Los Grandes Exitos En Español. In an interview, the 56-year-old rapper described the record as both a creative milestone and a deliberate show of solidarity with…