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The Jacksons performing during 1984’s Victory Tour. Photo Credit: Michael Goulding The biggest music biopic ever? A heavily edited version of Michael is about to hit theaters, but can it
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Norwegian black metal legends Darkthrone have announced their 21st LP, Pre-Historic Metal, due out on May 8 via Peaceville. Fenriz calls Pre-Historic “a loose term,” saying, ” just figure it’s
Photo Credit: StubHub The Federal Trade Commission has ordered StubHub to pay $10 million to fans for deceptively advertising ticket prices on its website. The country’s largest ticket exchange and
It’s that time of year when your favorite rappers rock the mic at some of the most popular music festivals worldwide. One of the largest rap festivals, Rolling Loud, will
Democracy Now! celebrated its 30th anniversary with an NYC event on Monday night (3/23) at Riverside Church. Bruce Springsteen (who performed his new anti-ICE song “Streets of Minneapolis,”), Michael Stipe
Courtney Barnett‘s highly anticipated fourth album, Creature of Habit, arrives this Friday, and she celebrated its release a little early with an intimate set at Rough Trade in NYC on
The powerhouse of an enigma, ØSUBJECT, has launched the anthem that has the potential to necessitate his anonymity; the lead single, I NEED YOU, from the upcoming Filter House LP
Goth icons Dead Can Dance are back with their first new music in five years, a single titled “Our Day Will Come.” Don’t get too too excited: If Lisa Gerrard is
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