Charli XCX to Star in, Produce Horror Director Takashi Miike’s Next Film
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Charli XCX will star in and produce the next film from horror director Takashi Miike
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Chris Shiflett On How COVID-19 Affected Foo Fighters’ New Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Foo Fighters guitarist also discusses their first post-lockdown performances and potential future plans for their new album.
Hear Neil Young’s Previously Unreleased Version of ‘The Losing End (When You’re On)’
Posted in: Music NewsSong from 1973 performance at the Roxy appears on Archives Volume 2 box set
Britney Spears Won’t Perform Under Father’s Conservatorship, Lawyer Warns
Posted in: Music News“My client has informed me that she is afraid of her father. She will not perform again if her father is in charge of her career,” singer’s attorney says
Teenage Fanclub Preview Upcoming LP ‘Endless Arcade’ With New Song ‘Home’
Posted in: Music NewsScottish rockers’ first LP since 2016 — and first without founding bassist Gerard Love — arrives March 5th
Guitarist Steve Hunter on His Journey From ‘Berlin’ to ‘Billion Dollar Babies’
Posted in: Music FeaturesVeteran sideman appeared on classic LPs by Lou Reed and Alice Cooper, performed the intro to Peter Gabriel’s “Solsbury Hill,” and worked with Aerosmith and Tracy Chapman
Jon Hamm Stars in Eels’ New Video for ‘Are We Alright Again’
Posted in: Music NewsMad Men actor and Eels superfan blissfully tunes out to “the feel-good hit of the feel-worst year”
Alice Cooper Details New Album ‘Detroit Stories’
Posted in: Music NewsRecord’s first single will be a cover of the Velvet Underground’s “Rock n’ Roll”
AC/DC Unleash New Song ‘Realize’ Ahead of ‘Power Up’ Release
Posted in: Music NewsBand’s first album in six years arrives Friday
The 80 Greatest Albums of 1980
Posted in: Music ListsWhat came out of all this was, arguably, the greatest year for great albums ever
Sia Set to Perform at 2020 ARIA Awards Ceremony
Posted in: Music NewsSia joins a list of performers that includes the likes of Lime Cordiale, Tame Impala, Sampa the Great, and Amy Shark.
