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Somehow, despite our rabid devotion to metal, your correspondent managed to miss "National Metal Day" on November 11. This may be perhaps because there's no justification for why 11/11 of all days is metal. It's hardly the coldest day of, well, winter hasn't even started yet. Was 06/06 taken? Either way, we've decided to list the best metal albums, in our esteem, that have come out during 2014. -
Flying Lotus Debuts New Kendrick Lamar Verse On "Eyes Above" During San Diego Show [WATCH]
Back when he was promoting his new album, Flying Lotus revealed that he and Kendrick Lamar had collaborated on several songs together, though only one, "Never Catch Me," appeared on his album You're Dead! last month, which left fans wondering what happened to the rest. Last night at his show in San Diego, the producer debuted a verse from one of his Lamar collaborations, "Eyes Above," which as Complex points out appeared on the album without Lamar for undisclosed reasons. -
Singing Comet Is a Mystery to Rosetta Scientists Responsible for Philae Probe Landing
Singing Comet 67p is a mystery to the scientists of the Rosetta mission who successfully landed the Philae probe on the comet’s surface yesterday. The comet is emitting a strange “song” into space, which was first detected by instruments on the Rosetta orbiter several months ago. -
Beyonce "Haunted" Featured in New 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Trailer: Watch Anastasia and Christian Get Hot & Heavy in Sexy Clip
If you thought the story 50 Shades of Grey couldn't get any hotter - think again. Last night during an episode of Scandal, the latest trailer for the tantalizing film was released, and among all the lip biting, the "Red Room of Pain" and hardcore making out there was another sexy surprise: another Beyoncé song on the soundtrack. Yes, the latest 50 Shades trailer features the track "Haunted" from Bey's self-titled album. -
Erykah Badu Sings Touching Cover Of Colbie Caillat's "Try" With Her Daughters [WATCH]
Erykah Badu has teamed up with some adorable collaborators — her daughters. In a video posted to YouTube, Badu and her daughters Puma and Mars perform an a cappella version of Colbie Caillat's "Try." Badu posted the YouTube video to her Facebook page with the caption "Do you like you?" referencing the song's message of non-conformity and self-love. It has now been shared more than 91,850 times with more than 180,000 likes. -
Deerhoof Keeps Sound Pleasantly Unique and Results Typically Satisfying on 'La Isla Bonita'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. -
Review: Lorde Covers Bright Eyes' "Ladder Song" for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1' and Breaks Your Heart [LISTEN]
Lorde is looking to make you cry on the final song from her The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 soundtrack. After a slew of songs from the latest Hunger Games movie have hit the Internet, today (Nov. 14), the OST's last song, a Lorde sung cover of Bright Eyes' "Ladder Song" arrived online, and it's just as heartbreaking as you'd imagine. -
Monty Python's 'Life of Brian'-Inspired 'Not the Messiah' by Eric Idle and John Du Prez ('Spamalot') - New York Premiere of Comic Oratorio at Carnegie Hall
The Collegiate Chorale and the Orchestra of St. Luke's along with Broadway stars and Eric Idle himself perform the oratorio at Carnegie Hall December 15-16. -
Pitbull, Ne-Yo "Time of Our Lives" Review: New Song from 'Globalization' Emphasizes Partying Over Fiscal Responsibility [LISTEN]
If you're having a bit of financial problems, like most of us, worry not. Pitbull and Ne-Yo have got your back... at least in song. Ahead of the release of Mr. Worldwide's new album Globalization, yesterday (Nov. 14), he teamed up once again with his "Give Me Everything" collaborator Ne-Yo for a new single "Time Our Lives." -
Garrett Borns Takes New York! BØRNS Discusses "10,000 Emerald Pools," Debut EP ‘Candy’ & CMJ [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
Following the release of his debut single, “10,000 Emerald Pools,” Garrett Borns (BØRNS) is delighting us all by dropping his very first EP, Candy, which was released earlier this week (Monday, Nov. 10). The singer-songwriter mixes a unique sense of sound with a heavy flow of harmony all spiced with a wondrous blend of synth-pop. Most of which he began writing in his tree house home located in Los Angeles, California. Yes, you read that correctly. -
Phil Rudd's AC/DC Bandmates Say He Was Behaving Erratically Prior To Arrest
Phil Rudd thought he was in the clear after the charges were dropped against him for hiring a hit man to kill two individuals. He is still cleared on those charges, but in a recent interview with USA Today, his bandmates guitarist Angus Young and bassist Cliff Williams said Phil Rudd was behaving erratically before his arrest. He is still facing drug charges for possessing methamphetamine and marijuana. -
Strokes Frontman, Julian Casablancas Reveals Details On Additional Collaboration With Daft Punk
Julian Casablancas, front man for The Strokes, has decided to speak for the robots. Apparently there is still unreleased material between him and French production / DJ duo, Daft Punk. They collaborated together previously to create "Instant Crush" on Daft Punk's recent disco inspired album Random Access Memories. However any potential new material that may come out from their work together is being described as "weird" and "super bizarre".
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