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The 1973 Led Zeppelin song Robert Plant called “prog rock gone mad”
Robert Plant reportedly described Led Zeppelin’s 1973 song ‘The Rain Song’ as “prog rock gone mad”, reflecting its elaborate structure and orchestral ambition. The track matters because it shows the band moving beyond straightforward hard rock into more expansive, atmospheric songwriting during a peak period of its career. ‘The Rain Song’ appeared on the album…
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Lancey Foux Starts A New Era With ‘ROCKSTAR RIDER’
Lancey Foux has released ‘ROCKSTAR RIDER’, the lead single from his forthcoming album ‘THE TIME OF OUR LIVES’. The track begins a new phase for the UK rapper, whose electronic-leaning production and distinctive delivery have made him an influential figure in the underground scene. The album is due on 28 August and will be Foux’s…
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced trophy guide
The guide lists all 50 trophies in Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced and explains how to earn them. – It says every trophy can be obtained in one playthrough and none are missable. – Some unlock automatically through story progress, while others require exploration, combat tasks, collecting and fleet management. – Examples include visiting every…
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Amazon Luna is getting a brand new Batman game next week
Amazon will launch Batman: Caped Crusader – Chronicles exclusively on its Luna cloud-gaming service on 31 July, alongside the second season of its animated Prime Video series. The detective-focused co-operative game is designed as a direct tie-in, letting players investigate Gotham’s underworld rather than relying chiefly on combat, and reinforces Amazon’s effort to link its…
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Move Concerts CEO Phil Rodriguez: ‘I’m bullish about our business. Music and sports are the last tribal experiences.’
Move Concerts chief executive Phil Rodriguez says Latin America has become a major force in global touring, after decades on its margins, and remains confident about the sector’s prospects. He argues that live music and sport retain a rare ability to create shared, tribal experiences, while his company expands its stadium-focused touring and develops Latin…
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Fired ‘60 Minutes’ Correspondent Says She Was Pushed to Report on Events ‘That Never Happened’ Under Bari Weiss’ Leadership at CBS News
Former “60 Minutes” correspondent Cecilia Vega has alleged that CBS News’s new leadership encouraged her to report claims that she and her team could not verify, including events she says never occurred. Her comments raise concerns about possible editorial pressure and the role of politics or misinformation in news coverage at the network. Vega, who…
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LIVE REVIEW: Electric Castle Blends Biggest In The World With Next Big Thing In Screaming Colour
Electric Castle 2026 is presented as a sprawling, multi-genre Romanian festival that combines major headline acts with emerging artists in the striking setting of Transylvania’s Bánffy Castle. The review highlights its broad entertainment offer and distinctive atmosphere, arguing that its 24-hour format and unusual site make it stand out on Europe’s festival circuit. The festival,…
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Atari Announces 10-Movie Deal With Universal But Don’t Expect Them All To Get Made
Atari has announced a deal with Universal covering the potential development of 10 films based on its video-game properties. The agreement signals continuing Hollywood interest in adapting established gaming brands, but the title suggests that securing rights does not guarantee every proposed film will reach production. The article text was unavailable beyond a website access…
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“I Love America Better Than You”: Nashville-Based Country Singer Sparks Walkout at Texas Concert With Political Song
Nashville-based country singer Aaron Lee Tasjan said eight people walked out of a concert in Galveston, Texas, when he performed his political song, “I Love America Better Than You”. He said he was not angry with them, arguing that an artist’s role is to create work that affects listeners and encourages reflection rather than simply…
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U2 & Martin Garrix – “Fireflies”
U2 have released “Fireflies”, a new collaboration with Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix. The release marks another move towards electronic production for the band, whose earlier late-1990s experiment with dance music on Pop was short-lived, and comes amid a renewed run of new material from U2. Garrix previously produced U2’s “Scars” and worked with…