Following the release of their audial ode to OnlyFans, “Only Fans Song,” blossoming electronic music duo Rich DietZ have returned with a blistering flip of Getter‘s “Head Splitter.” While the duo’s original music is known for its quirky, tongue-in-cheek pop culture references and nuanced sound design, their remix game is sharply club-focused. Flipping a dubstep track of this magnitude is no easy task, but Rich DietZ did a fantastic job of harnessing the metallic wobbles of Getter while repurposing them in a house backbone that doubles as a shuffler’s dream. Check out the new remix below and don’t sleep on the second drop, where Rich DietZ decided to go haywire with a wild breakbeat switch-up. The duo’s new mind-melting house t...
Porter Robinson is one step closer to the release of Nurture. Fans can now breathe a sigh of relief after Porter announced that the hotly anticipated Nurture cut “Look At The Sky” will officially drop on January 27th, 2021. He debuted the track back in May 2020, when he unveiled it during his riveting Secret Sky Music Festival set. Since then, the song has been hyped into oblivion, emerging as one of the most anticipated Porter releases in years. The famed Worlds producer took to Twitter to share a preview, which you can check out below. In December 2020 Porter announced that Nurture, his ballyhooed sophomore album, was finally complete, saying that the record is his “favorite music [he’s] ever made.” At the time of the tweet, he said...
Toby Keith (“American Soldier” music video), Donald Trump, and Ricky Skaggs (photo via flickr/Festival of Faiths) Donald Trump lives in an alternate universe where he never lost the election, never incited an insurrection, and Toby Keith is good. We saw that play out during his second (!) impeachment hearing, when Trump reportedly holed up in the White House’s East Room, pretending it wasn’t happening and giving National Medals of Arts to Keith and Ricky Skaggs. Bloomberg reporter Jennifer Jacobs and NBC News’ Peter Alexander separately broke the news on Twitter. As the House of Representatives voted to impeach, Trump took the time to honor country-bluegrass veteran Skaggs and jingoistic warmonger Keith. As The Hill notes, both had previously offered their support for...
Over the weekend Armie Hammer found himself embroiled in controversy after an anonymous Instagram user posted explicit messages that appeared to show him fantasizing about various acts of sexual depravity. The 34-year-old act has yet to comprehensively address the accusations, but today he did announce his departure from the upcoming Lionsgate film Shotgun Wedding , and he also released a brief statement on the developing scandal. The validity of the Instagram messages have yet to be confirmed, but under the account name House of Effie, a woman posted screenshots of disturbing DMs that she claimed Hammer had sent her over the last few years. The sexually graphic screengrabs show a user who appears to be Hammer talking about his “slave” kink, cannibalism, and other forms of violent sex...
Legendary rock musician Ann Wilson will release a new original song, “Tender Heart”, on January 22. You can join Ann’s mailing list to hear the track first. “Tender Heart” will mark Wilson‘s first release since the arrival of her cover of “The Revolution Starts Now”, which came out last October. “The Revolution Starts Now” was originally recorded by Steve Earle and first appeared as the title track of his Grammy-nominated 2004 album. For the past 40 years, Wilson has been lead singer for the rock band HEART (35 million records sold), thrilling audiences with her vocal power and her natural gift to wrap her voice around an emotion in a song and lay it at the listener’s feet. Ann carved out a place for women to dominate a rock stage...
During an appearance on the “Rock ‘N’ Roll Icons With Bode James” podcast, former DOKKEN and current FOREIGNER bassist Jeff Pilson was asked to weigh in on Twitter permanently suspending President Donald Trump‘s account. Last week, the social media platform decided that the president had crossed a line too far continuing to use Twitter to repeat debunked conspiracy theories about the election, even after thousands of his supporters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol in an insurrection that left five dead. Twitter, which has a policy against inciting violence, undermining democratic processes and spreading election misinformation, announced it would no longer let Trump use its platform. Twitter suspended the president’s personal account, @realDonaldTrump,...
RATING: 8/10 It’s January, so that must mean at least one new album from Rogga Johansson. And here it is, the long-awaited follow-up to STASS‘s 2017 debut “The Darkside”. Unlike most of the Swedish workhorse’s higher-profile projects, STASS are a bona fide band, and while “Songs Of Flesh And Decay” was almost certainly not recorded in a single, sweaty room, it certainly sounds like the work of a living, breathing and blasting death metal band, rather than another wholly laptopped liaison. They are also one of Rogga‘s more pointedly melodic projects, with a knack for memorable choruses and old-school Stockholm hooks, which only occasionally surface in his more brutal efforts. The presence of CREMATORY vocalist Felix Stass explains both the ban...
RATING: 8.5/10 If there is one thing that the world needs a lot more of, it’s Sci-Fi-themed death metal. Go with me on this one, you’ll thank me for it later. FRACTAL GENERATOR self-released an astonishing debut album back in 2015: although it slid under most folk’s radars, “Apotheosynthesis” heralded the arrival of a unique new death metal force, with vast amounts of imagination and wonkier, genre-bending ideas than seemed strictly fair. Five years on, “Macrocosmos” delivers another jarring, pan-dimensional whirlwind of brutality, which once again proclaims its creators to be, if I may, a bit fucking special. There is no doubting FRACTAL GENERATOR‘s prowess as a death metal band. This second outpouring of futuristic savagery is noticeably da...
Billie Eilish and Khalid have a “lovely” reason to celebrate now that the music video for their 2018 collaboration has reached 1 billion views on YouTube. In the cold and dark visual for their melodramatic ballad, which premiered April 26, 2018, the two young singers delicately waltz around each other in a glass box while wearing all-black outfits and a thick layer of silver chains. The then-16-year-old Eilish came up with the video concept to convey feeling hopelessly trapped with someone else. “Lovely” was featured on the accompanying soundtrack for the second season of Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why series, which Selena Gomez executive produced. This marks Khalid’s first entry and Eilish’s second entry after the music video for ...
How much does it cost to pull off the Dubai-set “Bodak Yellow” video, the luxurious strip club in the “Money” clip or the star-studded “WAP” mansion? Cardi B shared all the music video budget secrets on Tuesday (Jan. 12) via Twitter. It all started when the rapper shared a “fun fact” about her 2017 “Bodak Yellow” visual, revealing that it “cost me 15 thousand dollars,” before adding, “I was in Dubai and I said ….I gotta fly picture (videographer) out here …BOOM BOOM BANG ! Ya know the rest.” You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in...