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Graham Nash Supports Sanders and Clinton, Says Donald Trump Plays on People's Fears
Graham Nash created some of the most poignant political protest songs of the 60s and 70s and seen some crazy elections, but from Donald Trump to Bernie Sanders and Hilary Clinton, he says this is the strangest. -
"Best American Rock Band" Wussy Debut "Dropping Houses" Off New LP 'Forever Sounds'
In certain circles, Wussy is considered to be the best band in America, and with the Ohio rockers set to release its 6th LP, titled 'Forever Sounds,' the group is living up to those claims with the album's first single, "Dropping Houses." -
Field Report Releases 'Your Friend Tia' About 8-Year-Old With Sickle Cell Anemia
Field Report frontman Chris Porterfield wants everyone to know about a pretty amazing eight-year-old girl in his Milwaukee neighborhood who lives with sickle cell anemia. He wrote the song "Your Friend Tia" to make her feel better after all the struggles she has to endure and he's released it on Bandcamp and is donating the proceeds to her family. -
Eagles of Death Metal Release 3 New Covers of 'I Love You All The Time'
The Whigs, Liam Lynch and Chelsea Wolfe are the latest to join the growing roster of artists covering Eagles of Death Metal's "I Love You All The Time." -
Radiohead to Headline Lollapaloza and 2 Other North American Festivals in Leaked Announcement
Radiohead last headlined the Chicago music festival Lollapalooza back in 2008 and the band is reportedly returning for the event's 25th anniversary this year. -
Listen to Sia's "Unstoppable" as Well as All Six Pre-Released Songs Off 'This Is Acting'
If it feels like Sia has practically released every song ahead of her upcoming blockbuster 'This Is Acting,' you'd be half right. With Thursday's release of "Unstoppable" she's officially released six of the 12 tracks off the album. That's not something to complain about if you're a fan, but it does leave very little to the imagination as we approach 'This Is Acting's' release on January 29 since you can already listen to half the album. -
Josh Homme, Iggy Pop Team Up for New Album 'Post Pop Depression' with Tour, 'Colbert' Plans
Queens of the Stone Age frontman and Eagles of Death Metal drummer, Josh Homme, is strapping up for a new collaborative album alongside shock rocker Iggy Pop titled Post Pop Depression. -
Sean Lennon and Les Claypool Join Forces for Single 'Cricket and the Genie'
Two psychedelic masterminds -- Sean Lennon and Les Claypool -- have joined forces to form The Claypool Lennon Delirium , and today the duo released their first single, "Cricket and the Genie." -
3 Late Show Performances You Missed Last Night: Weezer, Purity Ring and Margo Price
There were a lot of quality late night performances last night including Weezer performing hits from the upcoming 'White Album,' Purity Ring playing "Repetition" on "Conan" and the new Nashville star to watch, Margo Price, on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert." -
Kanye West's 'No More Parties in LA' Samples Drake's Uncle Larry Graham
With few new tracks released this time a year, it's fair to assume most music fans out there are just listening to Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar's six-minutes of glorious old-school hip-hop, "No More Parties In L.A.," on repeat. -
David Bowie Shot Down a Coldplay Collaboration: "It's Not Very Good Song, Is It?"
The members of Coldplay fancy themselves big David Bowie fans, but in a recent interview, guitarist Jonny Buckland and drummer Will Champion talk about how Bowie may not have been their biggest fan, once saying "It's not a very good song, is it?" -
Tidal Free Trial Users Check Your Bank Account, Jay Z's Music Service Might Have Charged You
If you're one of the 1 million current subscribers or among the hundreds of thousands of former free trial users, you may want to take a peek at your bank account and make sure you haven't been charged $19.99, the price of one month of Tidal's high fidelity audio service. -
Christian Bale Listened to Pantera & Mastodon for 2 Weeks to Learn Drums for 'The Big Short'
Christian Bale proves once again that he is one of the best method actors of our time; claiming that he learned to play drums by listening to the heavy metal band Pantera's "By Demons Be Driven" for two weeks to prepare for his role as 'The Big Short's' Mike Bury. In the movie, and apparently in real life, Bury unwinds at the end of his days as a hedge fund manager (one of the first to invest in the subprime mortgage crisis), by listening and playing double kick drum along to metal bands such as Pantera and Mastodon. -
Chris Stapleton Brings 'Traveller' to 'SNL' with 'Parachute' and 'Nobody To Blame' [WATCH]
Opening 2016 with its first show of the new year, Saturday Night Live returned with host Adam Driver and musical guest breakout country star Chris Stapleton performing "Parachute" and "Nobody To Blame." -
Fred Armisen Pays Tribute to David Bowie With Monologue, 1979 'SNL' Clips
Fred Armisen kicked off 2016's first episode of 'Saturday Night Live with a monologue and clips paying tribute to David Bowie.
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