Ozzy Osbourne died yesterday (July 22), but before he passed away, he had at least one more project in the works: Last Rites, a new memoir, is set for release on October 7 via Grand Central Publishing. The official publisher’s… Read More
“Changes” is a clear outlier in the Black Sabbath discography: Instead of guitar-driven metal/rock, it’s an emotional piano ballad. That made it the perfect song for Coldplay’s Chris Martin to use to honor the late Ozzy Osbourne, who died yesterday… Read More
Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic lead singer of Black Sabbath who also experienced significant solo success and became a pop culture icon beyond the worlds of metal and rock music, is dead at 76 years old. A statement from his family… Read More
Deftones have a new album, private music, on the way, but that’s not all Chino Moreno and company are cooking up: Today (July 22), they announced the lineup for the sixth edition of their Dia De Los Deftones festival. Aside… Read More
Fcukers have only been around for a few years, but they’re off to a blazing start. The duo of Shannon Wise and Jackson Walker Lewis (following the 2024 departure of Ben Scharf) dropped their debut EP Baggy$$ late last year… Read More
We got news of a new Mac DeMarco album, Guitar, last month, while also sharing “Home.” Now he has unveiled another new song, the chilled-out “Holy,” as well as a video for it. It’s a straightforward visual, featuring DeMarco, filming… Read More
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are critical parts of Fleetwood Mac, so it can be easy to forget that they joined the group relatively late into its life: The first LP on which they appeared as band members was the… Read More
Not that long ago, Ryan Davis was “stuck in this rut of being in this noisy, drunk basement rock band.” He says this while discussing his unlikely path to “rising star” status at the age of 40 before the release… Read More
Coldplay is the talk of the music world at the moment, after cameras at their concert inadvertently caught Andy Byron, now-former CEO of data operations startup Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, the company’s chief people officer, holding each other intimately and… Read More
Benjamin Booker’s third album wakes up in a cold sweat, its narrator gripped by paranoia in the American surveillance state while a booming backbeat pounds at his temples. It ends with a hopeless alcoholic swearing to himself that tomorrow will… Read More