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For Dave Grohl and Greg Kurstin’s annual Hanukkah Sessions in 2022, Grohl and Jack Black tackled Rush’s “The Spirit of Radio” together. Today in Aukland, the comedian joined Foo Fighters on stage to sing a silly rendition of AC/DC’s “Big Balls.”  » Read More

In November, Portland’s Gossip announced Real Power, their first new album in 12 years, and shared “Crazy Again.” Today, they’re releasing the title track, which was penned by bandleader Beth Ditto in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests.  » Read More

In October, the Libertines announced All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade, their first new album in nine years. They shared “Run Run Run,” followed by the release of “Night Of The Hunter” in December. Today, they’re back with “Shiver” and a video directed by Alex Brown.  » Read More

Judas Priest are charging ahead toward the release of Invincible Shield, their first album in six years. The heavy metal heroes shared opening track “Panic Attack” and “Trial By Fire” last fall. Now, with the March 8 release date suddenly much closer,  » Read More

In November, Brooklyn’s TOLEDO shared “Jesus Bathroom.” Today, the indie-pop duo is following it up with the endearing song “Lindo Lindo,” whose catchy melody leads into a beautiful finale with a children’s choir at the end. It comes with a video by Noah Weinman (also known as Runnner) and producer Sam Skinner.  » Read More

Nils Frahm’s latest material was the 2022 album Music For Animals. Today, the German musician and producer has announced a new collection of solo piano music called Day and shared the single “Butter Notes.”  » Read More

Last year, chillwave outfit Small Black celebrated ten years of Limits Of Desire with an anniversary reissue. Today, they collaborated with Satin Jackets — the project of German producer Tim Bernhardt — for the groovy song “Why Change The World.” It’s a feel-good tune with warm beats that complement Josh Kolenik’s smooth vocals well;  » Read More

Earlier this week, Yasiin Bey made headlines after saying Drake’s music is for shopping at Target. Yesterday, Bey — formerly known as Mos Def — performed at Wales Bonner’s FW24 Menswear show during Paris Fashion Week, and tonight, at La Cigale, he did a one-off show of all MF DOOM covers.  » Read More

Pianist Ethan Iverson released his first album, School Work, in 1993, when he was 20. In about 1997, he started playing with bassist Reid Anderson, and at the turn of the millennium, they connected with drummer Dave King and formed the Bad Plus. That trio was one of the breakout jazz groups of the early 21st century,  » Read More