Archive | September, 2015

See Taylor Swift and Dierks Bentley Duet on 'Every Mile a Memory'

It’s been 10 days since Dierks Bentley’s Sounds of Summer Tour came to a close in Bonner Springs, Kansas, but that hasn’t stopped the “Riser” singer from making appearances at sold-out arena shows. Yesterday, midway through opening night of Taylor Swift’s two-show residency in Kansas City, Bentley walked onstage to perform a… Source: RollingStone Link: See […]

Watch Rose McGowan's Jarring, NSFW 'RM486' Video

Rose McGowan has taken her fight against Hollywood’s sexism and problematic beauty standards into the world of music, releasing an arresting, not-safe-for-work video to accompany her new single, “RM486,” via Nowness. Music video vet Jonas Åkerlund (Madonna, Lady Gaga, Metallica) directed the clip, which opens with McGowan peeling layers of plaster from… Source: RollingStone Link: Watch […]

Persona 4: Dancing All Night review: soul music

Persona 4: Dancing All Night is not, as I worried, blood squeezed from a stone, and that's the first of its many surprises. Here's another: From start to finish, Persona 4: Dancing All Night nails the feel of classic PSOne-era rhythm games. Perhaps its biggest surprise is this: Persona 4 is one of my favorite […]

High

Dust off your Chucks and leather jackets for this one. The years following Sydney rock & roll crew Royal Headache’s 2012 debut have been filled with critical acclaim and breakup rumors, but they’ve pulled it together for a thunderous new album. Frontman Shogun, who’s got a dusky, Motown-style croon, takes… Source: RollingStone Link: High

Sun Coming Down

Is that the sun coming down — or just a giant ball of fire dropping on your head? These Montreal post-punks write harsh songs for harsh times on their excellent second album, building on last year’s debut More Than Any Other Day. Tim Darcy squawks about trying to keep what’s… Source: RollingStone Link: Sun Coming […]

Rattle That Lock

David Gilmour’s first solo studio album since 2006 arrives less than a year after his final Pink Floyd record, The Endless River, a requiem for late keyboard player Rick Wright. You still hear the missing here. “What I lost was an ocean,” Gilmour sings in “A Boat Lies Waiting,” a… Source: RollingStone Link: Rattle That […]