Music

There really is something special having orchestral backing on an already epic metal track. If you need an example, just check out Metallica‘s S&M2 version of “For Whom the Bell Tolls” that they just posted from their performance with the San Francisco Symphony. Yes, you still get the heavy and lengthy epic open, but the

The vocally driven gem ‘Half Life‘ has received four stunning remixes hand picked from ATTLAS himself. The first remix comes from Kade Spear & NeoPhoenix and takes the song into an experimental future bass direction with driving bass lines. Second remix on the pack is from Lamorn who takes a more disco-house take on the track, reminiscent of old

A group of kids from the O’Keefe Music Foundation have dropped another metal cover, this time turning System of a Down’s “Chop Suey!” into a Christian hymn. The faith-based lyrics are sung by Taylor Campbell, who was 8 years old when this was recorded, while a quartet of teenage musicians back her up. The O’Keefe Music

From the producers who brought us Outside Lands — Another Planet Entertainment, Superfly, and Starr Hill Presents — have announced Inside Lands and a massive lineup to go with it. The lineup features Gorillaz, LCD Soundsystem, J. Cole, Jack White, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, Above & Beyond, Haim, Major Lazer, Bob Moses, Gryffin, Tokimonsta,

Music is often consumed through the eyes and ears, bringing good feelings to your soul. But now, thanks to DropLabs, you’ll be able to experience music through your feet as well. Yes, you might get some vibrations through the soles of your shoes at a super heavy concert, but DropLabs is taking things to the

Daft Punk‘s Alive Tour is one of the most iconic spectacles dance music has ever beared witness to — and now we can experience their throwback tour in stunning, multi-angle HD. The over hour-long video below features Daft Punk’s entire set from their Vegoose festival tour stop in Las Vegas on October 27, 2007, thanks to some

Asking Alexandria singer Danny Worsnop has taken another turn with his solo music, covering the soulful alt-pop crossover hit “Crazy” from Gnarls Barkley. Never one to be pigeonholed, the vocalist may have started out a scene kid, but he’s branched out in recent years with a country-inspired record, has ventured more straight-up but soulful rock

Excision and Wooli put out one of the best bass EPs of 2019 with Evolution, featuring four fresh collaborations between the king of dubstep and one of the hottest stars in the genre. Between “Evolution” with Sam King, “Oxygen” with Trivecta and Julianne Hope, “Lockdown,” and obviously “Another Me” with Seven Lions and Dylan Matthew, you

Before selecting Dio and Whitesnake hotshot guitarist Vivian Campbell to take the place of the late Steve Clark, Def Leppard considered Iron Maiden‘s Adrian Smith for the role. Despite this era in Def Leppard’s history being especially important, this factual nugget remains widely unknown to swaths of fans of both groups. Clark, who at the time

Disclosure are this close to dropping their new album, Energy. Ahead of the album’s release, the brothers duo took a trip to the Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia for a jaw-droppingly beautiful set. For two hours this morning (and a little ahead of schedule), they played music on a secluded cliff, surrounded by imagery whose beauty

A ton of artists have began doing Instagram Live sessions with their fans over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, but there are some you just never expect to actually get ahold of. Dave Grohl is one of those untouchables, but Pat Finnerty was lucky enough to get to hang out with him virtually. Finnerty

It’s already been a year since Illenium dropped his third studio album Ascend and evolved into his fullest form yet. The Ascend album became an instant fan favorite and sparked an entire tour, hitting up Red Rocks, Madison Square Garden, and everywhere in between. We were also proud to honor the release as one of our

Sometimes students may not have the best grades, but they know how to make an impression. For instance, while going to check out this latest semester’s results, Lani Hernandez-David definitely made an impression by sporting a hand-created Oderus Urungus costume. You may be surprised to know that Lani got a B in design technology and a

Music venues in England have the green light to reopen this weekend. This critical phase of the reopening plan was originally intended for August 1st. However, restrictions in England were eased more slowly than expected and that ultimately pushed everything back a couple of weeks. The reopening phase includes social distancing and safety measures. In addition

Smashing Pumpkins typically haven’t been about doing things small in their career and their latest “tease” is no exception. We’ve seen acts do countdowns on their websites and social media before, but Smashing Pumpkins currently have five countdowns running on their website. Each of the countdowns are posted in different colors, 21 days apart. The

Zedd and Jasmine Thompson struck gold with their collaboration “Funny” earlier this year, and now they’re back to deliver a stripped down version that makes us fall in love with it yet again. Whatever could be said about Zedd’s transition from “EDM” to pop, his abilities as a songwriter are still undeniable. Working with Jasmine

This past week saw Halestorm‘s Lzzy Hale turn up twice in a major way, guesting on Evanescence’s “Use My Voice” and delivering a killer vocal on Halestorm’s cover of Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You.” But could that just be the start of big things for the singer? Currently in a holding pattern from touring

After teasing her edit of Porter Robinson just yesterday, Rezz has officially dropped her remix of “shehealseverything” and it’s insanely deep. There’s still plenty of Porter’s original sound and vibe to be appreciated, but it has a 100% live Rezz show feeling. With a more midtempo rhythm and slight edits to the pacing and synths,