Dolly Parton released her latest holiday album, A Holly Dolly Christmas, back in the fall, but it turns out the country icon recently recorded another new song. The only thing is fans won’t be able to hear it for 25 years because it’s currently entombed in a time capsule buried in Dollywood. In her new book, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics, Parton revealed that she sealed the new song inside a wooden box buried at DreamMore, the Dollywood resort opened in 2015. Via NME, Parton instructed her staff not to open the time capsule until 2045, the 30th anniversary of DreamMore’s grand opening. “It would be a song that will never be heard until 30 years from the time we opened the resort,” wrote Parton, adding that the idea was presented by her marketing department. She explained, “They said, ‘You’...
It’s been decades since Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess last had a crossover, but the lead stars of both ’90s shows changed that on social media last night. When Kevin Sorbo, who played the muscular Greek hero, claimed left-wing agitators caused the Capitol insurrection on January 6th, Lucy Lawless herself came to the rescue to obliterate him and stop the spread of misinformation. The digital battle started when Rogan O’Handley, an attorney and Donald Trump supporter, shared a picture of known QAnon and far-right extremists inside the Captiol hallway and suggested they were actually violent Democrats. “Do these look like Trump supporters? Or Leftist agitators disguised as Trump supporters…” he tweeted. Sorbo, who is a Trump supporter himself, amplified that cons...
“White Flag”, a new song from KORN guitarist Brian “Head” Welch‘s LOVE AND DEATH project, can be streamed below. The track, features special guest Ryan Hayes, is taken LOVE AND DEATH‘s upcoming album, “Perfectly Preserved”, which will arrive on February 12 via Earache Records. The disc is described in a press release as “a blistering but accessible full-length follow-up, driven by the spiritual resilience inherent in the first record, combined with an even starker depiction of real-life struggle.” Anger, broken relationships, lowered self-worth, and the collision of optimistic values with oppressive systems are all on display, from the arresting refrains of “Tragedy”, “Death Of Us” and “AfflictionR...
Graham Bonnet has announced that he is currently recording a new studio album with bandmates Beth-Ami Heavenstone (bass), Conrad Pesinato (guitar) and Mark Zonder (drums). In addition to the core band, some special guests will be lending their talents to the album, including legendary keyboardist Don Airey (DEEP PURPLE, RAINBOW). The names of more guests will be revealed in the coming weeks, so be sure to tune into Graham‘s social media to see those announcements. Explains Bonnet: “Similar to the first two albums, it will reflect different eras of my career, but with a contemporary twist. Also, we have some heavy hitting guests including Don Airey and others yet to be announced. I’m very excited to be playing on an album with Don again. Aside from being my longtime friend...
During an appearance on the latest episode of the “Talkin’ Rock With Meltdown” podcast, former VAN HALEN bassist Michael Anthony was asked when the last time was that he spoke to Eddie Van Halen before the legendary guitarist died last October. Michael responded (hear audio below): “We actually hadn’t spoken [for many years], and unfortunately, we didn’t get a chance to. And, you know, it kind of bothers me, because we had some issues that were never resolved. But, I mean, what can you do? We were on track [for] a reunion, which I’m really sad that it never happened. But, you know, life and the show goes on.” Anthony also talked about the first time he saw Eddie play live. He said: “We were just out of high school, and in the city where...
“Everything’ll Be Better”, the new music video from STILLWELL, the band featuring KORN bassist Reginald “Fieldy” Arvizu, vocalist/guitarist Anthony “Q-Unique” Quiles and P.O.D. drummer Noah “Wuv” Bernardo, can be seen below. The song is taken from STILLWELL‘s third album, “Supernatural Miracle”, which was released in September. “Supernatural Miracle” finds STILLWELL reconciling its eclectic and storied musical backgrounds, and highlighting the similarities between each member’s celebrated careers. “With this new album, STILLWELL sounds like one band instead of past albums where it feels like three or four different bands,” Bernardo explains. “With Q on guitar, it enabled us to be mor...
MONXX ended 2020 with a bang, performing alongside dubstep favorites Zomboy, ATLiens, and Jkyl & Hyde on New Years Eve in Denver. During that set, he debuted the music video for “Wonkaholic.” After dropping a teaser earlier this week, the video has officially gone live. Although “Wonkaholic” was already a favorite amongst fans, the music video certainly gives it a well-deserved boost. Drawing suspense early on, viewers are enticed by a green, dimly lit room and 12th Planet‘s unmistakable voice introducing his radio show. An almost unrecognizable MONXX sits in front of an old-school computer before receiving a mysterious package. Within the package, MONXX finds a strange green liquid that takes him on a surreal trip guided by wobbly synths ...
Who better to kick off the new year for Zeds Dead‘s Deadbeats imprint than DNMO, one of the label’s longtime ride-or-dies. After three momentous years of releasing electrifying bangers on the label, DNMO is stepping into the new year with another. Kicking in the door of 2021 with style, DNMO has released a smash single called “Without You Near” alongside The Arcturians. The track has all the elements you would expect from a DNMO release, including a punchy bass patch that is unique to his sound. The single serves as a change of pace compared to his others, as it features a kinetic drum & bass cadence. “Without You Near” offers a fresh perspective for DNMO, proving once again that his production capabilities have no boundaries,&nbs...
Last summer, cutting edge hip-hop duo Run The Jewels released their much-anticipated fourth LP, RTJ4, to critical acclaim. A standout track from the album was, of course, a collaboration with Pharrell Williams and Rage Against The Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha titled “JU$T.” Now, Australian bass master What So Not has released his take on the fiery single, after sharing a preview of the remix on Twitter earlier this week. With a futuristic, trappy twist on the original, What So Not maintains a hip-hop feel while elevating the production to suit a fresh electronic sound. Epic crescendos give way to verses from Killer Mike, Williams, and de la Rocha that explode with energy over the cleverly designed bass work and glitchy percussive elements. What So Not’s hig...
Classically trained pianist turned electronic music producer, MitiS has been working on a new artistic vision. Although we cannot say for sure what the Philly-born artist has been up to, this new release on Ophelia Records hints at an emotional passion project with creative depths. “Try” features soft, soothing vocals from UK singer-songwriter RØRY. The powerful lyrics throughout the song are thoughtfully paired with emotive guitar riffs and strong piano chords to deliver a melodic masterpiece. MitiS has proven himself to be a master of his craft, as he has been perfecting his piano-driven melodic bass sounds since as early as 2010. The composition of “Try” conjures a truly uplifting experience for those who ...