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Dog Blood, the colaborative effort between Skrillex and Boys Noize, has been dormant for quite some time now as they focus on individual projects, most notably Skrillex and his work with Diplo as Jack Ü. The pair have released the BitTorrent bundle recording from their last live set together -- a festival in the desert of northern Spain called Monegros Festival in July 2014 where they played at 7 a.m. -
'Shaft' Getting Reboot from New Line Cinema, No Word on Actor or Use of Issac Hayes' Classic Theme Song
A reboot of the classic blaxploitation film Shaft is being developed over at New Line Cinemas according to Consequence of Sound, and we're nervously excited for all aspects of the film. Both the original film trio, starring Richard Roundtree, and the soundtrack, primarily organized by Issac Hayes, are equally iconic. -
Iggy Azalea Leaving Twitter Following Photos of Cellulite While on Vacation with Boyfriend Nick Young
Iggy Azalea has never had the best time on Twitter. From feuds with Azealia Banks to lengthy rants about ex-boyfriends and privacy, the "Trouble" rapper has caught plenty of flack on social media. Now, after one media outlet poked fun at the big "Booty" rapper for having a bit of cellulite, she's calling it quits from the Internet for the time being. -
Tim McGraw Tour: Country Star Comes Out with Specific Dates and Venues for Concert Run with Billy Currington
Tim McGraw has finally come out with the dates and location specifics for his forthcoming "Shotgun Rider" tour, which he had formally announced earlier during 2015 (from The Boot). The country star will be accompanied by Chase Bryant and Billy Currington as the opening acts. -
Iron Maiden Reveals Cancer Diagnosis for Bruce Dickinson; Already Completed Treatment but Won't Tour For A While
Iron Maiden released a statement today revealing that vocalist Bruce Dickinson has been undergoing treatment for cancer, but suggested that things are looking alright for the singer and the band, labeling the prognosis as "extremely good." -
Porter Robinson Fan Created 'Worlds' Tour Movie From YouTube Footage [WATCH]
American producer and DJ Porter Robinson released his debut artist album 'Worlds' last year to resounding fan and critical approval. It saw him leave behind the glitchy and grating electronic sounds he had become known to use for more serene melodies and slower tempos. He then took the album on tour with custom visuals and a live set-up that allowed the producer to play the songs on the fly with added wrinkles. The tour had a ton of hype and nearly every date was sold out. As you might expect with a tour like this in the social media and smartphone age, there were plenty of videos posted onto the Web -- guilty as charged -- of people's experiences at the show. One enterprising fan managed to create a whole hour and 30 minute movie, via 'YourEDM,' of fan-taken YouTube clips with nearly flawless sound matching perfectly behind it. -
Lil Wayne 'The Free Weezy Album' Due in March: 'Start a Fire' Rapper Opens Up About 'Tha Carter V,' Birdman & Cash Money Lawsuit
If you were upset when a tentative release date for Lil Wayne's The Free Weezy Album came and went earlier this month, worry not. According to the Young Money boss himself, his new LP is due for release next month. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Weezy opened up about his new album, Tha Carter V and his Cash Money lawsuit. -
Foo Fighters To Headline Glastonbury, Full 2015 Lineup Still Pending
Foo Fighters have confirmed that they will be headlining the Friday night of Glastonbury. They made the announcement during their NME award acceptance speech for Best International Band. The band was unable to attend the NME Awards ceremony in person, but Dave Grohl and company sent a video acceptance speech instead. -
Blur Announces New Album 'Magic Whip' with Mysterious Ad and Zane Lowe-Hosted Press Conference [TRACKLIST]
A strange advertisement in The Sun gave a wonderful announcement to alternative rock fans who can read Mandarin this morning: Blur announced, albeit cryptically, that it would be releasing a new album titled Magic Whip, it's first new album in more than a dozen years. -
Drake and 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Top Albums Sales Charts; Sam Smith, Beck and '2015 Grammy Nominees' Gets Award Show Boost
Thanks to a week featuring at least two huge debuts, the album charts this week aren't too far from what the Billboard 200 reflected. Drake starts out with the biggest release of the year thus far, and in fact the biggest release of the last year (excluding a certain Taylor Swift). If You're Reading This It's Too Late sold 497,500 copies during its first three days of availability, suggesting that it could have racked up even more if the emcee had settled for a more traditional release date. -
Metropolitan Opera Schedule for 2015'16 Season Released; New Productions from Verdi, Berg and Strauss in Store
The Metropolitan Opera released its 2015-'16 season schedule yesterday, featuring six brand new productions and some classics to keep the seats filled as well. -
'American Idol' Season 14 Recap & Review: Contestants Get Ready for the Final Judgment After House of Blues Gigs
The final judgment is here. After a stressful and sleepless Hollywood round last week on American Idol, 48 contestants performed at The House of Blues in front of a live audience. Harry Connick Jr., Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban watched from a far, and this time around there was no immediate critique or praise. The judgment came later, and it was the most nerve-racking encounter with the judges yet.
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