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Gossip’s Beth Ditto has revealed that she had never heard Rihanna’s hit song ‘Umbrella’ until Jessie Ware sang it to her at Glastonbury. The discussion arose as part of a new interview between the Gossip singer and the ‘Free Yourself’ artist as part of a new episode on the latter’s Table Manners podcast. In the

In last week’s Loud List, we showed you Freddie Mercury‘s most iconic interview moments, and this week we’re bringing you Dimebag Darrell‘s wildest interview moments. Darrell formed Pantera with his brother Vinnie Paul in 1981. Through their eras with original singer Terry Glaze and eventually Philip Anselmo, the brothers always stuck together. Darrell even turned down

James Blake has said major labels “should be required to provide a therapist to their artists”. In a new X/Twitter thread, the musician has called for labels to provide therapy for their artists. In response to a tweet posted by Butterz label head Elijah, Blake wrote: “Labels should be required to provide a therapist to

The Winnie-the-Pooh horror movie proved so successful, its creators are now only only making a sequel, they’re doing a whole cinematic universe of horror films based on beloved children’s fairy tale stories. While they are calling their creation the “Twisted Childhood Universe” they have already offered a much funnier unofficial title: The “Poohniverse.” That will be the name

NCT Dream have released their brand-new mini-album ‘Dream( )scape’, which dropped alongside a music video for title track ‘Smoothie’. In the trippy music video for ‘Smoothie’, members of the boyband wield swords while slicing up giant fruits. Other scenes in the clip also feature various fruit-inspired visuals, alongside thrilling action scenes and more. “Smoothie Smoothie

These are the most shocking horror movie deaths ever. To say that horror movies feature a lot of death in them is like saying grass is green and water is wet: Obviously the best way to scare an audience is to show them the one thing pretty much everyone is afraid of. Maybe a death

Del Amitri singer Justin Currie has revealed that he has Parkinson’s disease, which he accepts will eventually stop him from performing. The 59-year-old confirmed the news in an interview with the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, when he said that he is now in a position where he can no longer “play the way I

For intergalactic warriors and metal fans alike, March 23, 2014 was a sad day. Shock metal pioneer Dave Brockie, the founder, frontman and creative force behind GWAR, was found dead by a roommate. Brockie was 50. Richmond police received a phone call at approximately 6:53PM, reporting “a deceased individual” at the 4800 block of West

The 1975 frontman Matty Healy reportedly tried to buy the flat at the centre of the Night & Day Cafe noise dispute in an effort to help save the venue. The venue’s future was put under threat over the past couple of years, after it faced a noise complaint from a resident who had moved

On the 25th anniversary of the release of their debut album, Wisconsin Death Trip, Static-X have unveiled the first trailer for the new documentary, Evil Disco: The Rise, Fall and Regeneration of Static-X. In addition to featuring the band’s surviving classic members (guitarist Koichi Fukuda, bassist Tony Campos and drummer Ken Jay) as well as existing recordings

Anitta has confirmed details of her long-awaited new studio album ‘Funk Generation’, and has shared the latest single ‘Double Team’ – listen below. The Brazilian musician has revealed that the album will be out on April 26 via her new label Republic Records, alongside Universal Music Latin Entertainment. ‘Double Team’ includes features from Puerto Rican

“I think that timing is everything.” That’s what Billy Morrison said on Loudwire Nights on Friday Night (March 22) as he celebrated the recent release of his brand-new song, “Crack Cocaine,” featuring Ozzy Osbourne on vocals. The timing of this release was significant given it’s the first time fans have heard Ozzy‘s voice since his

Ozzy Osbourne has admitted that he’s been ‘dying to make more music’ with producer Andrew Watt. Watt produced Osbourne’s two most recent solo albums, 2020’s ‘Ordinary Man’ and 2022’s ‘Patient No. 9’, but while the former Black Sabbath frontman is eager to hit the ground running, he said in a recent interview that Watt was

At least 40 people are dead after multiple gunmen opened fire at a Russian concert venue near Moscow today (March 22), as reported by Russian news outlet TASS [via The New York Times]. What Venue Was Attacked + Who Was Playing? Russian rock band Picnic were set to perform a show at the Crocus City Hall outside Moscow

Paloma Faith has announced her new memoir MILF which stands for Motherhood, Identity, Love and Fuckery. READ MORE: Soundtrack Of My Life: Paloma Faith Per a press release, the BRIT award-winning singer’s book will dive “deep into the issues that face women today, from battling through the expectations of patriarchy to the Supermum myth.” MILF sees

Thursday morning (March 21), it was announced that A Perfect Circle will release a brand-new song as part of The Sessanta E.P.P.P. Along with their upcoming Sessanta tour partners Puscifer and Primus, the EP features one new song from each band, all three co-written with Maynard James Keenan. That same night, A Perfect Circle guitarist Billy

Interpol have spoken to NME about 20 years of their classic second album ‘Antics’, and their plans to celebrate the anniversary on a UK tour this winter. This week saw the NYC indie veterans announce plans to play their second LP in full at dates across the UK in November. The album, following on from

Check out our latest Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction? compilation, “Nu-Metal: Tales From a Scene.” Like many of the other rock and metal movements before it, such as Seattle grunge and hair metal, nu-metal was once a predominant force in music. It blossomed in the late ’90s, and by the early 2000s it had taken over the world. A handful of bands pioneered