If the rumors prove true, four of metal’s biggest name could be soon hitting a town near you to deliver one metalriffic concert of epic proportions.
The man called Usher, who some might call the reigning prince of pop R&B, is about to release a Monster. And we ain’t talking no chupacabra.
Popular Songs plays like your latest mixtape, where R&B can get sandwiched in between the latest alternative or classic rock songs.
New Jersey nostalgic rockers, The Black Hollies are prepping for a third full-length release, Softly Towards The Light, which is due out October 6th. And as to be expected, the Jersey outfit will be hitting the road, in support of the album, for a string of 16 dates across the U.S.
So, while you can’t buy me love, you can buy slurpees and a remastered copy of Magical Mystery Tour at the same exact time!
Wand let’s loose on the music of Bob Dylan, trying not to piss off his booking agent, and his dislike of comtemporary indie music.
If you were into the soft pop of the late nineties onward, two names that made regular appearances were Dido and Jewel. While the former has been relatively silent in recent years (once the “Stan” wave tapered off), the latter has tried on pop, country, poetry and most recently a few children’s favorties on Lullaby. [...]
The Radiohead frontman’s latest release is due September 21st.
Any lukewarm fans or recent converts should avoid this album and find themselves some other false idols to anoint in guyliner and worship.