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As digital EPs like SEETHER's 'Beneath The Surface' flood the market, Nashville Pussy's return to analog with '10 Inches Of Pussy Season 1' isn't just a sonic choice—it's a battle cry against a soulless industry.
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As CORROSION OF CONFORMITY hits the road, they're not just packing their gear but carrying the weight of grassroots venues struggling to keep their doors open.
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The NFL wanted sixty years of Super Bowl glory celebrated. What they got was a full-throated reminder that rock and roll and reggaeton don't bow to corporate pageantry. On February 8th, 2026, at Levi's Stadium, Green Day opened the 60th Super Bowl with what was supposed
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The best music in 2026 isn't coming from some corporate playlist machine. It bleeds out of Oslo basements and Brazilian farewell stages where humans still plug guitars into amps and scream like they mean it. This week brought proof in stereo: Norwegian hardcore punks Draümar announced their self-titled
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The kid from Oklahoma dropped a bomb on the music industry's glass jaw. Zach Bryan, that gravelly-voiced prophet of the working class, released an acoustic version of his entire new album With Heaven on Top shortly after the original dropped, and his reasoning cuts deeper than any Nashville
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Deftones recently partnered with GOAL Projects to support youth soccer in Sacramento, releasing special jerseys for the Los Jaguares team. Meanwhile, NASA's preparing to send humans back to the moon with their upcoming Artemis III mission. Two stories that hit the news cycle recently, seemingly unrelated except for
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The kid behind the merch table at The Shelter looked like he'd been living on energy drinks and ramen for about six months too long. His band's demo—a CD-R with the track listing scrawled in Sharpie—sat in a cardboard box next to stickers that
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The desert wind carried something different through Doha on November 30, 2025—the unmistakable thunder of Lars Ulrich's double bass drums and James Hetfield's growl cutting through the Arabian night. Metallica, those Bay Area thrash titans who once sang about nuclear winter and sanitariums, planted their
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The last place you'd expect to find Jon Stewart these days is behind a drum kit at the Stone Pony, but here we are. The man who spent years behind a desk dismantling political theater just dropped back into the New Jersey music scene, and the timing couldn&
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The suits at Warner Music Group just signed a deal with the devil, and the devil's name is Suno. While they're popping champagne somewhere, celebrating their "innovative partnership" with an AI music generator, the rest of us are watching rock and roll get processed
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The same restless energy that drives a bassist to practice scales until their fingers bleed might be what pushes a scientist to sequence DNA until dawn breaks. Both are chasing something invisible—a perfect groove, a genetic breakthrough—and both refuse to stop until they find it. The connection runs
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The most beautiful things happen when worlds collide—not in the explosive, destructive way, but in that perfect moment when two things that shouldn't work together suddenly create something nobody saw coming. Like when Ignacia Fernández, a Chilean beauty queen, stepped onto a stage and unleashed a death