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The official video for THE ROLLING STONES‘ new song “Scarlet” can be seen below. The clip features Emmy-nominated actor Paul Mescal, who starred in critically acclaimed television series “Normal People”. A love letter to “Scarlet”, the video was directed by directing duo Us and filmed with a socially distanced shoot at London’s iconic Claridge’s hotel. “Scarlet” will appear on THE ROLLING STONES‘ multi-format release of their 1973 classic “Goats Head Soup”. Due on September 4, the album will be available in multiple configurations, including four-disc CD and vinyl box set editions, with a treasure trove of unreleased studio and live material. The reissue follows the huge success and acclaim for THE STONES&#...

Drummer Jean-Paul Gaster of Maryland rockers CLUTCH has told Meltdown of Detroit’s WRIF radio station that the band commenced the songwriting process for the follow-up to 2018’s “Book Of Bad Decisions” album. “We’ve been writing some material,” he said. “I would expect we’ll get into the studio probably sometime this winter.” According to Gaster, CLUTCH has spent the last couple of months “trying to figure out how to do these streaming gigs, because that was something that we had never even entertained before this [coronavirus pandemic] happened. And the first one was a great success,” he said. “We pulled it off using Neil‘s [Fallon, vocals] laptop, believe it or not — that was the camera. And we purchased ...

In a new interview with Colorado’s 95 Rock radio station, SLIPKNOT frontman Corey Taylor was asked if he ever feels the “urge” to go back to making the kind of “brutal” music that characterized the band’s first two albums. He responded (hear audio below): “I’m always ready for that. Sometimes it’s harder to push that agenda in the band. I know there are certain people in the band who, they feel like we’ve already done that, so we’re trying to explore other types of music that we can do under that SLIPKNOT umbrella. But for me, dude, I’m always ready — I’m always ready to bash my head against something like that. I don’t necessarily need the tension or the drama, but I’m always ready. Sometimes it̵...