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Prom season is here in all its hormone-raging, stretch-limo majesty. Loudwire Weekends is helping millions of teens celebrate their last chaperoned hurrah (and the rest of us to remember our glory days) by playing back the greatest Prom Rock Songs ever. From Type O Negative to Seether, we’ve got a little bit of something for everyone,
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South Carolina alt-metal group Islander just put out It’s Not Easy Being Human, their third album, which features a number of high-profile guest appearances from noteworthy stars across heavy music. So, in the continued spirit of collaboration, we invited vocalist Mikey Carvajal to break down the Best Guest Features on Rock and Metal Songs. Islander formed in
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Suicide Silence have announced their split with longtime drummer Alex Lopez. The band released a statement detailing the news on their social media, which also confirms a new song call “Thinking in Tongues” is coming, and who Lopez’s fill-in will be on their upcoming tour. “Suicide Silence and our longtime drummer, Alex Lopez, have mutually agreed to
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If you thought Hayley Williams appearance with Billie Eilish at Coachella last weekend was a coincidence (or for that matter Damon Albarn‘s the week Before), it wasn’t. In fact, it gave the Grammy-winning star a chance to collaborate onstage with some of her biggest inspirations. Eilish made headlines for performing “Misery Business” with the Paramore
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This week, music producer T Bone Burnett (Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Counting Crows, O Brother, Where Are Thou?) announced a new analog disc medium for music he’s developed called “Ionic Originals.” And he promised the technology transcends the sound quality of CDs and vinyl. Not to mention digital streaming and other mediums, as Variety reported. In a photo
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Brian Shapiro and his band’s second album, It’s Amazing, includes ten songs that you will agree, without qualification, are different from anything else out there today. It isn’t necessarily that he’s remade the songwriting wheel or anything so groundbreaking; instruments are still necessary, songs still have titles, and you’ll hear verse, chorus, verse – at least
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Rivers of Nihil have parted ways with their longtime rhythm guitarist, Jonathan (Jon) Topore, pictured above at far right. The Pennsylvania-based technical death metal band revealed the split in a statement on their social media pages on Wednesday (April 27). In the same update, the group announced his replacement for live shows in Andy Thomas,
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