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Tragedy has struck the hip-hop world today, August 8, as renowned Brooklyn rapper, Sean Price, has died at the age of 43. The outpouring of grief from rappers on Twitter shows how valuable Price was to the hip-hop community. -
AR-Ab Drops Violent Diss Against Meek Mill, Raps Over Drake's "Back 2 Back"
Two nights ago (August 6), during a "Pinkprint" show, Meek Mill blasted fellow Philly rapper, AR-Ab, for supposedly siding against him with Drake in the beef that has swept over the country. Drake namedropped AR-Ab on "Back to Back," his second diss track against Meek, and now, after the 'Dreams Worth More Than Money' rapper called him out on stage, AR-Ab has come through with his own "Back 2 Back," taking on the Drizzy instrumental and sending another brutal diss track Meek's way. -
Kurt Cobain's Early Band Fecal Matter's 'Illiteracy Will Prevail' Available Online
The demo tape, 'lliteracy Will Prevail,' from grunge legend Kurt Cobain's first band, Fecal Matter, emerged earlier this week. Currently available for the first time online, the latest addition to many previously unheard leaks from Cobain's discography, the tracks feature the Nirvana front man on guitar and vocals with Greg Hokanson on drums and Dale Crover of The Melvins on bass. -
YACHT Shares Details on Forthcoming LP 'I Thought The Future Would Be Cooler'
Electro-pop duo, YACHT, has released details outlining their forthcoming LP titled 'I Thought the Future Would Be Cooler.' -
Mos Def Challenges Fellow Rappers to a Rap Battle, Lupe Fiasco Accepts
Drake and Meek Mill's public falling out has has helped to reawaken the competitive nature that has been lying dormant within hip hop for a while now. Apparently, that this is all about to change as iconic Brooklyn rapper, Yasiin Bey, formerly known as Mos Def, took to You Tube to challenge his fellow rappers to a rap battle. Lupe Fiasco took to Instagram to accept Mos' open invititation. -
Future and Drake Get Suited Up in Sneek Peek for "Where Ya At" Video [TRAILER]
DS2 rapper, Future, took to Twitter for #DirtyThursday and dropped a visual teaser for one of the biggest records off his newest album, 'Where Ya At.' The DJ Esco produced track features the ATL rapper alongside Toronto's own, Drake, who also makes a cameo in the video where the pair get suited and booted for the newest visual. -
Lady GaGa Will be the Lead "Evil Character" in 'American Horror Story: Hotel'
Lady GaGa hasn't released any music this year and that's partly because she's preparing to make her TV debut as the lead "evil character" in the upcoming season of "American Horror Story: Hotel." -
Vic Mensa Denies Plagiarism Rumors on New 'Heat It Up' Freestyle
Vic Mensa is staying on his freestyle grind with yet another off-the-top release. Like previous release, "Heir to the Throne," his latest, "Heat It Up," finds the Chicago emcee firing more shots at other artists. -
Morrissey Shares Unreleased Demos from 'Years of Refusal'
Morrissey, the famed lead singer of The Smiths, shared previously unreleased demos from 2009's 'Years of Refusal' earlier this week through the fan site, True To You. -
Jay Rock New Single '90059' Shows Grim Life in L.A.
After Kendrick Lamar's masterpiece, To Pimp a Butterfly, the next release out of the TDE camp will come from fellow L.A. rapper Jay Rock. Here's the third single, "90059," off Rock's his upcoming, still untitled LP. The new track features Lance Skiiwalker and is produced by TDE in-house producer Tae Beast. -
One Direction Filming 'Drag Me Down' Music Video at NASA? Fans Prep on Twitter
Is One Direction already filming the new music video for "Drag Me Down." If photos and rumors are to be believed, the answer is a resounding "yes." According to fans, 1D was spotted in Houston yesterday (Aug. 6) at NASA to film its latest visual. -
7 Bands Keith Richards Hated (at the time): Led Zeppelin and The Beatles(?)
Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones surprised the world this week when he claimed in an interview that The Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'—what many consider to be the best album of all time—was a "mishmash of rubbish." Few people could maintain a career after dissing The Beatles, but Richards, regardless of whether we agree with him, has that sort of clout. And he didn't forgive his own band from experimenting with psychedelia, comparing the "rubbish" of 'Sgt. Pepper's' with the Stones' 'Their Satanic Majesties Request.' The guitarist wasn't shy about airing out his complaints regarding other huge acts, even when he was younger. In fact, during a 1969 interview with Rolling Stone, he badmouthed everyone from Led Zeppelin to, yes, The Beatles.
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