By the time Carrie Underwood emerged as winner of American Idol’s fourth season in 2005, she had honed her craft as a vocalist, unleashing her powerful pipes on a wide range of styles, but never losing the distinct country edge that had been ingrained in her as a farm girl… Source: RollingStone Link: Flashback: See […]
Alex Ebert is reborn. Not literally, but in the new six-minute video for “No Love Like Yours,” the latest single from his band Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, the 37-year-old singer plays a man on a spiritual search through a desolate urban landscape, only to hook up with a… Source: RollingStone Link: Olivia Wilde […]
Mac Miller brought his feud with Donald Trump to The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore Wednesday, “whitesplaining” the Republican presidential frontrunner’s own problematic platform back to him. The unlikely feud between the rapper and candidate dates back to Miller’s 2011 song, “Donald Trump,” which the mogul initially liked. But after the song went platinum, Trump threatened to sue… Source: RollingStone Link: Watch […]
Skrillex and Los Angeles producer Jauz take a terrifying trip on an intergalactic elevator in the new, animated video for “Squad Out!,” their 2015 Adult Swim single featuring Fatman Scoop. The clip finds Skrillex and Jauz trapped in an elevator with a mind of its own that takes them to a handful of new dimensions… Source: RollingStone Link: Skrillex […]
By the fall of 1972 Bob Dylan had been living largely outside of the public eye for six very long years. There hadn’t been a new studio album since 1970’s New Morning, giving his fans little more to chew on a handful of fresh tracks for Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits… Source: RollingStone Link: Flashback: Joan […]
In 1963, after a successful stint as a trumpeter and record label executive, legendary hitmaker Quincy Jones produced Lesley Gore’s Number One song “It’s My Party,” the first of numerous successful collaborations with the teenage singer. While on tour with Gore and pop singer Trini Lopez, Jones met George Martin, the… Source: RollingStone Link: Quincy Jones […]
Other than a mega pre-Super Bowl show last month, Metallica have been lying low so far this year. Nevertheless, they’re anticipating a very busy 2016. Although they have no tour dates on the books as of right now, Lars Ulrich tells Rolling Stone that will change once they get past one… Source: RollingStone Link: Metallica Tease […]
Alternative nation elder statesmen Garbage will release their sixth studio album, Strange Little Birds, on June 10th via their own Stunvolume label. The band began recording the album in drummer Butch Vig’s basement and finished it at Red Razor Sounds in Los Angeles. In a statement, Vig and frontwoman Shirley Manson said the band’s guiding… Source: RollingStone Link: Garbage […]
New York Rangers defenseman Dan Boyle has amassed a pretty impressive resume over the course of his 17 seasons in the National Hockey League. A savvy defender and power play specialist, Boyle won a Stanley Cup with the 2003-04 Tampa Bay Lightning and a gold medal with Team Canada in the… Source: RollingStone Link: Faith […]
The Cadillac Three raise a swampy, sloppy toast to their idols with “Soundtrack to a Six Pack,” a new track from the band’s upcoming record. Driven forward by slide guitar, over-driven banjo and Jaren Johnston’s rapid-fire vocal, the song is a rough-and-rowdy counterpart to “Graffiti,” the slick stadium stomper that gave… Source: RollingStone Link: Hear […]