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A “Literal Dream” Inspired One of Creed’s Most Popular Songs
The song “Higher” by rock band Creed, released in 1999, was inspired by a literal dream lead singer Scott Stapp had, he has revealed. The track, written with guitarist Mark Tremonti, appeared on the band’s second album, Human Clay, and went on to become a multi-platinum hit that spent 17 weeks at No. 1, cementing…
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MINISTRY Releases New Single ‘We Hate’ From Final Album ‘Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery)’
Industrial rock veterans MINISTRY have released a new single and video, “We Hate”, taken from their final studio album, “Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery)”. Frontman Al Jourgensen has been vocal in his criticism of US President Donald Trump, and the track is described as a pointed response to Trump’s frequent, self-promotional social media…
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Sam Elliott’s Vietnam War Masterpiece Hailed as the “First One to Get It Right” Is Officially Back on Top
Sam Elliott’s 2002 Vietnam War film We Were Soldiers has re-entered the streaming charts more than two decades after its cinema release, climbing to No. 9 on Lionsgate+ worldwide and reaching No. 1 among films and No. 3 overall on the platform in Germany. The revival highlights the enduring appeal of the war epic, which…
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Samsung’s Absolutely Massive 57″ Dual 4K Gaming Monitor Drops to the Lowest Price I’ve Ever Seen
Samsung is offering a rare price drop on its enormous 57″ Odyssey Neo G9 dual 4K gaming monitor, bringing it down to the lowest price yet seen for the model. The deal is notable because the ultra-wide, dual-4K display originally launched in late 2023 at $2,500, and the current offer—reached via a stacked discount and…
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‘MobLand’s Best Quote From Tom Hardy Means Even More Ahead of Season 2
MobLand returns to Paramount+ for Season 2 on 18 September, though the crime drama’s longer-term future remains unclear, as streaming boss Jane Wiseman has denied earlier reports that a third season was already in the works. Ahead of the new episodes, Collider revisits a line from Season 1 spoken by Tom Hardy’s character Harry, arguing…
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Nintendo’s War On Switch Emulators Continues With 400 More GitHub Takedowns
Nintendo is doing what Nintendo does: issuing DMCA takedown notices to anyone who illegally offers access to any of the company’s games. That’s exactly what happened earlier this week, as Nintendo wiped out over 400 Switch emulators from GitHub. According to an August 21 TorrentFreak report, the Mario maker sent the proprietary developer platform seven…
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Rhys Langston Announces New Album to live and die in E.U.L.A.: Hear Two Songs
LA-based underground rapper Rhys Langston has announced a new album, “to live and die in E.U.L.A.”, accompanied by two newly released songs. Langston, a Stereogum Artist To Watch in 2022, has remained prolific since then, releasing the album “Pale Black Negative” last year and collaborating with R.A.P. Ferreira and nahhphet on “Sound Of Horns” earlier…
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The “amazing” 1962 performance Kate Hudson called the greatest of all time: “She is just on fire”
It’s a beloved cult classic. The post The “amazing” 1962 performance Kate Hudson called the greatest of all time: “She is just on fire” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Musk fumbles the timetable for first Starship catch
Elon Musk has scaled back his prediction for when SpaceX will first successfully catch a returning Starship upper stage, saying it will probably take “a few months” rather than happening on the next test flight as he had suggested during the company’s first earnings call as a public firm. The reversal matters because catching Starship…
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Listen to an Unreleased Song Off Mac Miler’s The Divine Feminine
Mac Miller’s fourth studio album, The Divine Feminine, is being reissued to mark its 10th anniversary, with Warner set to release the expanded edition on 2 October. The reissue will include three previously unreleased tracks, one of which — the neo-soul song “Butterflies,” featuring bass from Thundercat — has already been made available to listen…