Last October, Slipknot filed a lawsuit against Slipknot.com and its owner. Now, after getting pushback from the domain registrant, the band has filed a notice of voluntary dismissal.
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Hawaii-born, Oklahoma-raised musician PawPaw Rod has come a long way since his 2020 debut single “HIT EM WHERE IT HURTS.” Since releasing his 2024 EP Doobie Mouth, it seems Rod has been in an incubating period. He only released one single last year “Safe Spaces,” which had a soothing country twang to it. Today, the…
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The recent trashy-fun hit Netflix miniseries His & Hers takes place in the small Georgia town of Dahlonega, which means I kept getting Ashley McBryde stuck in my head when I watched it. This was a good thing. “A Little Dive Bar In Dahlonega” is the kind of song that you want to have stuck…
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Franz Ferdinand released their most recent album The Human Fear about a year ago, and they’ve used the intervening time to remind us that they can make anything sound like a Franz Ferdinand song. Recently, they’ve covered Chappell Roan, Britney Spears, and the Smiths (with Johnny Marr). More recently, they visited Australia and paid tribute to their host country with an Amyl And The Sniffers cover.
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Three years ago, a Barcelona band called Belgrado released an album called Intra Apogeum on the international DIY punk label La Vida Es Un Mus, and we thought it was cool as hell. Despite their label affiliation, Belgrado weren’t making punk. Instead, their sound and aesthetic was straight out of time, a well-observed and specific…
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Roc Marciano makes the same album over and over again, and this is a good thing. Marci was already a veteran who’d been through the music-business wringer when he released his 2010 solo debut Marcberg, the album that basically invented a whole new strain of underground rap. On that record, Marci muttered free-associate fly shit…
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John Craigie’s been around. Next month’s I Swam Here will be the Portland-based singer-songwriter’s 10th full-length album. That means those of us popping in now are catching him in seasoned form. I hear echoes of fellow travelers like M. Ward and the late Justin Townes Earle in Craigie’s folk-rock, and the man himself makes the…
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A week ago Harry Styles announced his annoyingly titled new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, the follow-up to 2022’s Harry’s House, the 2023 Grammy winner for Album Of The Year. A few hours from now, Styles will release the new album’s lead single, “Aperture.” But first, he’s revealed a gargantuan residency at Madison Square Garden.
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Eris Drew has become so intrinsic to the electronic circuit, one could be forgiven for thinking she had been a full-time artist for decades. She enjoyed futuristic television scores in the 1970s, so her grandmother gifted her a synthesizer. In the third grade, she moved to the Windy City. “I grew up in that world of industrial and house and rave that was swirling around Chicago in the late ’80s and early ’90s,” Drew remembers over Zoom. A PBS poster and crate of 12-inches are perched behind her. After attending her first club at the age of 14, she began to collect LPs and learn mixing.
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In just a few weeks, the freakdy-deaky, theatrical Miami underground metal duo Worm will release their new album Necropalace, and I fully expect it to rule. But we’ve already got an album’s worth of new Worm music, since their three pre-release singles already include more than half an hour of music. We’ve already posted the…
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