Destroyer Unveils New Single, ‘Eat the Wine, Drink the Bread’
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His second single in as many months, the track will appear on the forthcoming Destroyer album, LABYRINTHITIS, when it arrives next month.
Silk Sonic Rides ‘Love’s Train’ to the Eighties for Valentine’s Day Cover
Posted in: Music NewsThe song was originally performed by Con Funk Shun in 1982
Song You Need to Know: Plovers, ‘Greed’
Posted in: Music NewsA track that ruminates on the "grotesque nature of wealth inequality", "Greed" sees Melbourne's Plovers delivering one of their most important singles to date.
Eminem Kneels During Super Bowl Halftime Show
Posted in: Music NewsThe move was a nod to Colin Kaepernick, who as an NFL player, kneeled during the national anthem in protest of police brutality and racial injustice against Black Americans.
Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice Share Live Cover of The Peep Tempel’s ‘Carol’
Posted in: Music NewsRecorded at their album launch show in December, Dr Sure's Unusual Practice paid tribute to the iconic Melbourne band with a cover of their most beloved track.
Song You Need to Know: Chymes, ‘Black Hole Friend’
Posted in: Music NewsA cathartic "f*** you to all the bitches who hurt me", "Black Hole Friend" is the first taste of Chymes' forthcoming EP, Karma.
Snoop Dogg Calls Sex Assault Lawsuit ‘Meritless’ Attempt at ‘Shakedown’
Posted in: Music NewsRapper’s rep claims accusation is attempt to “extort” the Super Bowl halftime show performer. “[Her] shakedown scheme is disgraceful,” he says
The Dirtiest Thing About Kim Petras’ ‘Slut Pop’? It’s Produced By Dr. Luke
Posted in: Music NewsHere’s why #FreeKesha started to trend after Petras dropped her EP
Security Chief at Deadly Travis Scott Concert Had Potential Conflicts of Interest, Insiders Say
Posted in: Music NewsSeyth Boardman was both Astroworld festivals’s safety and risk director and a manager at its security company. “Your loyalties are split,” says one industry vet
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Declares War on Drill Rap
Posted in: Music NewsMayor blames “alarming” music after two Brooklyn rappers killed, criticizes social media companies for “allowing music, displaying of guns, violence”
