Many people around the world, especially those in the music industry, suffer from tinnitus or ringing in the ears. Tinnitus isn’t a standalone medical condition or disease you can catch, but rather a symptom from conditions like hearing loss. While there are a variety of treatments out there, a simple cure that fixes the problem for everyone does not exist. Ireland’s Neuromod Devices has been testing a new device that hopes to help those experiencing the symptom. Interestingly enough, while loud electronic music can bring on tinnitus, the Irish researchers are using electronic music to help patients. Their device—named Lenire—is a peripheral fitted with electrodes that the patient places on their tongue while listening to tones through headphones. The user ...
Putting a much-needed spotlight on electronic music’s founders, new documentary Sisters with Transistors seeks to tell the story of the genre’s origins and, most importantly, the lesser known women who made modern electronic music possible. Sisters with Transistors, which premiered earlier this year at SXSW, Sheffield Doc Fest and CPH:DOX, where it won a special mention in the Next Wave award category, is now slated for a screening at the upcoming AFI Fest, hosted by the American Film Institute. With the event taking place from October 15th to 22nd, Sisters with Transistors is one of seven LGBTQ films to be featured, according to Q Voice News. You can watch it on October 17th at 12PM PT. Diving into the origins of electronic music in the early 20th century...
STEEL PANTHER guitarist Satchel has teamed up with members of U.D.O., JADED HEART and BONFIRE to record a cover version of VAN HALEN‘s “Unchained” as a tribute to Eddie Van Halen, who died on Tuesday (October 6) after a long battle with cancer. Recording lineup: * Satchel (STEEL PANTHER) – Lead Guitar * Dee Dammers (U.D.O., DIRKSCHNEIDER) – Rhythm Guitar * Michael “Mülli” Müller (JADED HEART) – Bass * André Hilgers (BONFIRE) – Drums * Matt Jones (ex-THE TREATMENT) – Vocals * Patrick Sühl (Victor Smolski’s ALMANAC) – Backing Vocals * Sven Dirkschneider (U.D.O., DIRKSCHNEIDER) – Backing Vocals Dee said in a statement: “A couple of weeks ago, we started to record ‘Unchained’ by VAN HALEN. It is wit...
The first teaser trailer for “Armored Saint: The Movie” is available below. Produced and directed by Russell Cherrington, the film tells the story of ARMORED SAINT, a band of brothers that created its own unique sound and image in the 1980s Los Angeles rock and metal scene. “Armored Saint: The Movie” features interviews with members of ARMORED SAINT, as well as a host of music industry legends, including James Hetfield (METALLICA), Lars Ulrich (METALLICA), Scott Ian (ANTHRAX), Brian Slagel (Metal Blade Records), Cliff Bernstein (Q Prime Management), Max Norman (producer), Bill Metoyer (engineer, producer), John Kornarens (music video director), John Sutherland (friend), Bob Nalbandian (friend), Tracy Vera (Metal Blade Records), Mike Faley (Metal Blade Records), Zach...
John Lydon from the SEX PISTOLS and PUBLIC IMAGE LTD. has confirmed that he will vote for Donald Trump in the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The British-born vocalist, who is better known as Johnny Rotten, told BBC‘s “Newsday” program he is “definitely” voting Republican in next month’s contest between Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden. “Yes, of course, I’m voting for Trump,” he said. “I don’t want a politician running this world anymore. “He’s an individual thinker, I’ll give him that for a start,” Lydon said about America’s 45th president earlier in the conversation. “He’s not the most lovable fellow on God’s earth, but I cannot see the opposition as offering me anyt...
In a recent interview with LiveSigning.com, JUDAS PRIEST singer Rob Halford was asked how often he rides his motorcycle when he is not touring. He responded: “I don’t hardly ride at all now — not since my back operation, which I had some years ago. I had this horrible, horrible herniated disc that was pushing on my sciatic nerve. People that have had sciatica — I’m sure there’s some people watching now that have had sciatica — oh, man. It’s brutal — it’s absolutely brutal. So I had to have back surgery in Birmingham some years ago — five years ago now, maybe six years ago. “You may remember if you saw me in New York, I was walking around with a walking stick, and Richie [Faulkner, JUDAS PRIEST guitarist] was pushing me in a wheelchair, ’cause...
John Lydon is known for unapologetically championing Trump, and during a recent interview with the Observer he doubled down on his support of the president. The Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd frontman cited the economy as the reason why he’ll be voting to re-elect Trump. “I’d be daft as a brush not to,” he said. “He’s the only sensible choice now that Biden is up — he’s incapable of being the man at the helm.” Lydon went on to explain that his support began after the president was accused of being racist. “I’ve been accused of the very same thing, so I’m offended for anybody who’s called that,” he divulged. For those who need a refresher, the singer and his crew were involved in an altercation with Kele Okereke at 2008’s Summercase festival. The&nb...
Apple’s appearance at The New Yorker Festival was a treat for fans, who don’t often get to see the singer perform in a live setting. In recent years, she’s only given a handful of live performances, including an appearance at a 2019 tribute concert for Chris Cornell in Los Angeles and as a surprise guest during St. Vincent‘s set at Texas’ Trans-Pecos Festival in 2017. In addition to her musical performance, Apple also sat down for a virtual interview with New Yorker writer Emily Nussbaum, who penned an eye-opening profile about the reclusive artist ahead of Fetch the Bolt Cutters‘ release in April. Fetch the Bolt Cutters marks Apple’s first new musical release in eight years. The album’s lead single, “Shameika,” launched the singe...
But the party didn’t end at the club. Per the Stories videos, she and her friends continued dancing into the morning at what appeared to be a hotel, where Offset was once again present. In his own Instagram Stories videos, he shared clips of the birthday girl — now in a comfy gray outfit — twerking in front of him. In one clip, he puts his hand on her bottom as she grooves. It only got spicier from there. The Migos rapper also shared in his Stories a video taken by a friend showing Cardi B jumping on top of him as he was lying on the floor, giving him a horizontal lap dance. Offset also shared a video of himself dancing on a balcony overlooking Vegas, which appeared to hint at how he feels about the mother of his daughter, Kulture. He wrote in the caption, “Wh...
Billboard has compiled a timeline of the all-star hip-hop couple’s relationship, from collaborating on music to filing for divorce. Dec. 2016: Cardi B Teases “Lick” Collaboration With Offset While it is possible that the two never met during recording, the pair were linked nearly a month prior to the Gangsta Bitch Music Vol. 2 release. In a since-deleted Instagram post by Cardi B, she danced and made it rain in the club while teasing the collaborative track. Feb. 2017: Super Bowl Date According to a Migos interview with Rolling Stone, Offset admitted that after watching Cardi rise as an artist, he had a publicist set up a dinner in New York with a group of women, including the Bronx rapper in early 2017. “I was like, ‘Damn, I am on her!’ ” h...
Sam Smith teamed up with Dionne Warwick and other music stars for a moving performance of the classic hit “That’s What Friends Are For” during the virtual Carousel of Hope Ball on Saturday (Oct. 10). Part of the Children’s Diabetes Foundation, the annual Carousel of Hope event went virtual for the first time this year, boasting appearances by numerous A-list artists, including Tony Bennett, Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban and Rod Stewart. The virtual gala — which raised $1 million on Saturday, according to Variety — concluded with Smith and Warwick joining forces with Gladys Knight, Kenny G and Cynthia Erivo for an all-star collaboration of “That’s What Friends Are For.” The performance was introduced by Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer Sage...
Source: The Washington Post / Getty Candace Owens is an enemy of her own people. It turns out some of the Black people who attended Donald Trump’s speech at the White House yesterday (Oct. 10) were paid to attend via her Blexit organization. Trump begins his first post-coronavirus diagnosis speech by telling his adoring fans at the White House, “we gotta vote these people into oblivion. Into oblivion. Gotta get rid of ’em. So bad for our country.” pic.twitter.com/RtH7O8jYY7 — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 10, 2020 There are so many levels to this struggle, but let’s point to the fact that more Black people disproportionately suffer and die from COVID-19, yet this who Owens trotted out in front of Mango Mussolini. Fortunately, only 400 of the reportedly 2000 attendees act...