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Dutch DJ, producer Hardwell, real name Robbert van de Corput has released the third single from his debut artist album United We Are. Originally bestowed the fan title "Titan," the opening track "Eclipse" has served as the opening song in his DJ sets since his Ultra Music Festival set last spring in 2014. The tune has a much more orchestral feel to it then the other tracks we have heard from Hardwell recently and provides an upbeat introduction to his 14-track artist album -
Meek Mill Releases New Two New Tracks, Touches on Nicki Minaj Relationship Rumors [LISTEN]
Meek Mill has been sharing teasers of new music via Instagram, and finally gave fans something longer than several seconds with the release of two new tracks. As premiered by Funkmaster Flex, Meek Mill freestyles over the classic Raekwon "Ice Cream" beat in the first cut, and the second is titled "The Get Back." -
Dream Theater New Album: Prog Gods Back In Studio Next Month
Few bands are as patterned with their releases as Dream Theater. The prog gods, who have been making music for 30 years, have fallen into a two-year album cycle as of late. -
Explosions In The Sky Working on New Album, But 'Still Have a Ways To Go'
Explosions in the Sky are known for their instrumental tunes, which create emotional peaks and valleys in a way that mainstream rock songs cannot. -
Paul McCartney Releasing 'Hope for the Future' on Vinyl
Besides an unlikely collaboration with Kanye West, Sir Paul also penned an original tune for a video game, Destiny. Now, that song is getting released as a 12-inch vinyl single. -
Frank Sinatra Documentary Series Coming to HBO, 'All or Nothing At All' Will Feature Never-Before-Seen Footage
Director Alex Gibney is gearing up to tell the story of one of America's most-beloved talents, Frank Sinatra. "Sinatra: All or Nothing at All" will chronicle Ol' Blue Eyes' career over the course of a few episodes. Gibney was granted access to members of the Sinatra clan as well as never-before-seen home video footage. -
YG Has Baby Daughter On The Way, Says He Settled DJ Mustard Beef With Fistfight
The young hip-hop combo YG and DJ Mustard have been putting out a steady stream of music that has captivated modern rap fans over the past year. But we all know even the closest friends can fight. -
Lauryn Hill Announces Acoustic Shows In Washington, DC & New York [SCHEDULE]
Lauryn Hill usually shies from the spotlight when she's not onstage, but the former Fugees star is one of the most dynamic artists of the past quarter-century for a reason. -
Morrissey Praises Bull That Injured a Matador in Mexico City Recently, Condemns Event
Morrissey included a tune on his latest release "World Peace is None of Your Business" titled "The Bullfighter Dies" to let people know (if they didn't already) whose side of that battle he's on. According to NME, the former Smiths frontman took to his fan site to comment on a recent incident that occurred in Mexico City. A matador was gored by a bull during a bullfight, and Moz was stoked about it. -
Slipknot's Corey Taylor Talks Follow-Up to '.5:The Gray Chapter' and Six-Year Recording Gap Between 'All Hope Is Gone'
Slipknot took a six-year break from recording from "All Hope is Gone" to their most recent effort, ".5: The Gray Chapter," which was released in October. It sounds like the time between their new effort and next record is going to be much shorter. Jim Root and Mick Thomson recently confirmed this in an interview, and now Corey Taylor is joining in on the rumors. -
Scott Weiland Is Open to a Velvet Revolver Reunion Tour, Stone Temple Pilots Vocalist Talks Former Bands
Vocalist Scott Weiland recently announced a new solo album, Blaster - his first since leaving Stone Temple Pilots in February of 2013. The effort, his fifth as a solo artist, will feature a new backing band, The Wildabouts. Weiland spoke to 107.7 The Bone recently and said that he wouldn't be opposed to hitting the road with his other previous band, the short-lived supergroup Velvet Revolver. -
Diplo Releases Trippy 'F10RIDA' Documentary About Early Career, M.I.A Disses It
In conjunction with the re-release of Diplo's debut artist album, 'F10RIDA,' Diplo and Pitchfolk have unveiled a new avant-garde, rather trippy documentary about the making of the album and give a glimpse into the life of Thomas Wesley Pentz. Featuring a lot of random movie and TV show clips interspersed throughout the 20-minute documentary, it can be a little hard to follow, but it does provide some useful insight into the life of Diplo before he became the globetrotting, superstar producer, DJ he is today.
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