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Canadian-born, London-based musician Dana Gavanski released her album Late Slap a few months ago, and now she’s shared a new track from those same sessions — a late slap from Late Slap, if you will. The new track “Ought To Feel” is a flinty, twitchy indie-pop track with a bit of that old Delta 5 post-punk deadpan to it.  » Read More

Following its docuseries on Lollapalooza and music piracy, Paramount+ is about to unleash one tackling one of music’s most salacious eras. Nöthin’ But A Good Time: The Uncensored History Of ’80s Hair Metal will premiere on the streaming platform on Sept. 17.  » Read More

Green Day are currently on a huge stadium tour with the Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid, and they’re celebrating two big anniversaries — Dookie turning 30 and American Idiot turning 20 — by playing both albums in full every night. That’s not all that Green Day are doing to mark that big American Idiot birthday.  » Read More

The Queens-based soul singer will release The Mind Is a Miracle next month  » Read More

The Charleston, South Carolina, musician will make his label debut with Take Off From Mercy  » Read More

Jane’s Addiction’s original lineup recently released their first new song in 34 years, “Imminent Redemption.” The band released the song on vinyl with “True Love” as its b-side, but the single can only be purchased at live shows. Ain’t No Right has unearthed a rough recording of the song. Jane’s Addiction new song “True Love While “Imminent Redemption”  » Read More

During a recent concert, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong had a sticker on his guitar that said “Gender is an illusion.” Green Day never fails to make its political stances clear to fans, and this led to a ton of controversy recently. 5 Republicans recently blasted them for their actions.  » Read More

System of a Down’s recent performance at Golden Gate Park on August 17, 2024, should have been a night to remember for all the right reasons. The band delivered a powerful set at the show. However, some unfortunate events after the music stopped has left many fans concerned and frustrated about safety and security. System of a Down fans felt danger Chaos ensued when the crowd began to leave the […]

Montana Senator Jon Tester is skipping the Democratic National Convention this week. Instead, he’ll be at a fundraiser with Pearl Jam’s bassist Jeff Ament. Tester is focusing on his reelection campaign and meeting with voters in Montana. He joins other Democratic Senators, Sherrod Brown from Ohio and Jacky Rosen from Nevada, who are also missing the convention to focus on their tough races.  » Read More