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Gus G permanently replaces Andy LaRocque in King Diamond
King Diamond have permanently appointed former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Gus G to replace longtime lead guitarist Andy LaRocque. Gus G will handle both writing and performance duties, including on the band’s planned trilogy of concept albums, marking a major change for a group in which LaRocque had been a central creative figure since its formation.…
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The 1968 Simon & Garfunkel song Graham Nash called a masterpiece: “Stunning!”
The article reports that Graham Nash has described a 1968 Simon & Garfunkel song as a masterpiece, calling it “stunning”. It highlights admiration from one prominent songwriter for the duo’s work and its continuing influence on fellow musicians. The available text does not identify the song or provide further detail about Nash’s comments. The piece…
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Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – Silence [Official Audio]
Inpatient is the collaborative project bringing together Ren and Chris Webby, two artists known for their intense, lyrically dense hip-hop styles. “Silence” is presented here as an official audio release, giving listeners a first proper listen to the track without an accompanying music video. The upload is framed as an official audio piece, suggesting it’s…
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Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – Dr. Meyers [Official Audio]
Ren and Chris Webby team up on “Inpatient,” a hard-hitting collaboration featuring “Dr. Meyers” as the release title suggests, presented here as an official audio upload. Ren has built a reputation for intricate, rapid-fire lyricism and emotionally raw storytelling, while Chris Webby brings his own sharp technical rap pedigree, making this pairing a meeting of…
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Charli xcx Reveals the Top Five Songs She’s Ever Released
Charli xcx has named her five favourite songs from her own catalogue, spanning several stages of her career. – ‘Stay Away’ (2011), her first official release, chosen for its sentimental value. – ‘Next Level Charli’ (2019), which she said still feels euphoric. – The ‘365’ remix featuring Shygirl, from the 2024 Brat remix album. -…
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Why Are So Many Musicians Singing on Couches? An Investigation
Rolling Stone examines the growing use of couches as onstage props by pop musicians including Lily Allen, Charli XCX, Hilary Duff and Lucy Dacus. The trend matters because it reflects a shift towards performances that feel more intimate, domestic and conversational, while also giving artists a practical place to rest or stage emotionally personal songs.…
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Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – Lunatic Lullaby [Official Audio]
“Lunatic Lullaby” is a collaborative track from Welsh artist Ren and American rapper Chris Webby, released under the project title “Inpatient”. The tie-up brings together Ren’s intense, theatrical vocal style with Chris Webby’s rapid-fire lyricism for a track whose title hints at a darker, unsettling tone. This upload presents the official audio for the song,…
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Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – End Of The World [Official Audio]
Ren, the Welsh singer-rapper known for his raw, genre-blending storytelling, teams up with American rapper Chris Webby for this collaborative cut. The pair join forces under the “Inpatient” banner for a track titled “End Of The World”, shared here as an official audio release. The video accompanies the audio with the single’s artwork, giving listeners…
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Inpatient (Ren x Chris Webby) – Mason Jar [Official Audio]
“Inpatient” brings together UK rapper Ren and American MC Chris Webby for a track called “Mason Jar,” released here as an official audio upload. Ren is known for his intense, narrative-driven lyricism and genre-crossing style, while Chris Webby brings his own established presence in the hip-hop scene, making this a transatlantic collaboration between two respected…
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Why David Cronenberg’s Feature on Charli xcx’s ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ Gets to the Heart of What the Album Is Really About
Charli xcx’s album “Music, Fashion, Film” marks a marked shift from the dance-pop sound of “Brat”, using distorted guitars, sparse production and more reflective lyrics. Variety argues that David Cronenberg’s spoken-word contribution to the closing track, “No One Lasts Forever”, crystallises the record’s central concern: whether art and artistic ambition matter in the face of…