Eddie Vedder has released a new single, “Cartography,” along with “Cartography (Nick Zinner RFK remix),” on digital platforms as part of Sub Pop Singles Club Vol. 5. Vedder originally recorded the instrumental track for the soundtrack to Eric Becker’s 2018 documentary film Return to Mount Kennedy, following Senator Robert Kennedy and his guide …
Read More »Eric Burdon on Trump Using 'House of the Rising Sun': 'A Tale of Sin and Misery Set in a Brothel Suits Him So Perfectly'
Eric Burdon of the Animals is the latest artist to take issue with Donald Trump using their music without permission for campaign purposes. On Wednesday, the Animals’ classic “House of the Rising Sun” played over the speakers at a Wilmington, North Carolina airport as Air Force One taxied down the …
Read More »Sting, Melody Gardot Duet on New Song 'Little Something'
Sting and Melody Gardot narrate a casual fling on their new song, “Little Something,” from Gardot’s newly announced upcoming albumSunset in the Blue. On the duet, backed by Spanish guitar, Sting and Gardot describe a no-strings-attached relationship — “Don’t call me lover/stop thinking ’bout it, thinking ’bout it” — but …
Read More »Erick Morillo, DJ Behind Nineties Smash 'I Like to Move It,' Dead at 49
Erick Morillo, the producer and DJ behind the club hit “I Like to Move It,” was found dead at his home in Miami Beach Tuesday, September 1st, news nation Local 10 reports. He was 49. In a statement shared with Rolling Stone, Miami Beach Police Public Information Officer Ernesto Rodriguez …
Read More »The Weeknd, Calvin Harris Groove in Futuristic World in 'Over Now' Video
The Weeknd and Calvin Harris have teamed up for new song “Over Now.” This marks the first time the two pop heavyweights have worked together. The song’s accompanying CGI-enhanced visual opens on a mirror-headed the Weeknd grooving in a chandelier-adorned room before it melds into a neon-tipped dance floor. Directed …
Read More »Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull Pen Open Letter on Covid-19 to U.K. Government
Ian Anderson and his band Jethro Tull have signed an open letter to the U.K. government outlining the realities of the Covid-19 crisis for musicians and suggesting possible solutions for how to bring back live music. In the preface to his letter, Anderson notes that he had privately sent it …
Read More »Ludwig Göransson's 'The Mandalorian' Score Set for Massive Vinyl Box Set
Ludwig Göransson’s soundtrack for Season One of The Mandalorian will be released as a massive and limited edition 8-LP vinyl box set via Mondo. Göransson’s individual scores for each of the eight episodes of Disney+’s Star Wars spinoff were initially only released digitally, but Mondo’s limited edition, one-time pressing will …
Read More »See Metallica Crush 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' With San Francisco Symphony
Metallica have refigured their crushing hit, “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” with the San Francisco Symphony, for their upcoming S&M2 release, due out next Friday. In the intro, Robert Trujillo plays the track’s apocalyptic descending bass line as the string section swells around it, while conductor Edwin Outwater jumps up …
Read More »Britney Spears 'Strongly Opposed' to Father Resuming Conservatorship
UPDATE:Britney Spears‘ conservatorship under her father, James “Jamie” Spears has been extended through at least February 1st, 2021, according to court documents obtained byRolling Stone. That could change however, as the pop star’s attorney, Samuel Ingham, will be able to file a petition no later than September 18th for a …
Read More »Hear Elvis Costello's 'We Are All Cowards Now' From New LP 'Hey Clockface'
Following a string of surprise singles, Elvis Costello has announced his upcoming new album Hey Clockface and with it another new track titled “We Are All Cowards Now.” Hey Clockface — due out October 30th via Concord Records — was recorded in studios in Helsinki, Paris and New York, with …
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