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James Blake Reflects on Uncertain Times in “Like The End”
On the cover of James Blake's new single "Like The End" a massive ball of fire happily rests on an urban landscape as the sun sets. The emotional ballad opens with the solemn lyrics "As I separate my cardboard, set my taxes aside to fund another war, my spirit wakes up asking if we're spending what we can't afford."Taken together, the ironic album art and the blunt lyrics make it clear that Blake is holding a mirror to the present, reflecting on the banality of life at what feels like the end of the road.In the dramatic refrain, Blake repeats "Something's coming for us, and maybe we're not prepared that this might only be day one. But doesn't it feel like the end?" What that "something" may be is unspecified, however, one could fill in the blank with the plethora of uncertain outcomes that...
Tyler Childers announces lengthy 2025 “On the Road” tour
The Grammy-nominated artist will be joined by a number of special guests, including Wynonna Judd, Charley Crockett, Robert Earl Keen, and The Hold Steady. Tyler Childers Announces Lengthy 2025 “On the Road” Tour Mary Siroky
Serj Tankian “emotionally checked out” during last couple System of a Down albums
The singer wasn't fully mentally committed to the albums Mezmerize and Hypnotize. Serj Tankian “Emotionally Checked Out” During Last Couple System of a Down Albums Heavy Consequence Staff
We Had To Hear It, So Now You Have To: Mark Zuckerberg, AKA Z-Pain, Links Up With T-Pain For A Trash Rendition of Lil Jon’s ‘Get Low’
Nobody asked for this, but it exists. Meta owner Mark Zuckerberg has linked up with T-Pain to do a rendition of Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz’s smash hit “Get Low,” yes, it’s awful. We had to hear it, so now you do. Z-Pain, AKA Mark Zuckerberg and T-Pain, decided it would be a great idea […]
New Footage Of PnB Rock Shooting Hints At Set Up Plot
New footage from the shooting death of PnB Rock in California suggests that the Philadelphia native was targeted in a set up.
‘Ghostface’ From The ‘Scream” Franchise Phones In A Friend To Issue Fades In Latest ‘Mortal Kombat 1: Khaos Reigns Gameplay Trailer
The Mortal Kombat franchise continues to bring your favorite movie characters into the fighting game world. Scream’s mute (except when he’s on the phone) killer, Ghostface, is the latest addition to the still-growing Mortal Kombat 1 roster. Mortal Kombat is becoming Smash Bros. but with extreme violence, as Ed Boon continues to make nerd’s dreams […]
Remedy’s Sam Lake Will Receive The 2025 Andrew Yoon Legend Award At 2025 New York Game Awards
The next recipient of the Andrew Yoon Legend Award at the 2025 New York Game Awards will be Sam Lake, and we hope there will be a dance routine when he accepts the awards.
Pharrell Says He Didn’t Care Drake Threatened To Meltdown His Old Jewelry
One can only hope to touch the level of zen that Pharrell has seemingly reached. Just sayin,'
Saint Etienne announce new album The Night, release single “Half Light”
The new single arrives ahead of The Night, which will mark the band’s first album since 2021. Saint Etienne Announce New Album The Night, Release Single “Half Light”: Stream Jo Vito
Fender unveils Hello Kitty 50th anniversary Stratocaster guitar, gear, and apparel
The new line of guitars, gear, and apparel celebrates the 50th anniversary of Hello Kitty. Fender Unveils Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Stratocaster Guitar, Gear, and Apparel Jon Hadusek
The Onion’s Parent Company Purchases Alex Jones’ InfoWars
The parent company of satirical news website The Onion purchased conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' InfoWars outlet.
Pharrell Is Unfazed by Drake’s Disses and Purchase of His Jewelry
Pharrell has made it clear that he's unbothered by Drake's public disdain for him, telling GQ that none of the latter's disses have made an impact on him.For his recent "Man of the Year" cover story, Skateboard P revealed that he has no issues with Drizzy's purchases of his jewelry from his JOOPITER auction and the claims of "melting" them down. "No, because I think beyond all of the on-goings, at the heart of all of it, he’s a fan of music. He’s a fan of the history of what it is, and I happen to be a part of that, and those artifacts are a part of it," he said. When asked about how Drake's "I melt down the chains that I bought from yo' boss / Give a f*ck about all of that heritage shit" lyric on "MELTDOWN" — which was a direct jab at P and Kendrick Lamar — "struck" him, Pharrell simply r...
