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Watch Smashing Pumpkins’ eerie video for ‘Wyttch’
Smashing Pumpkins have shared an eerie new video for the recently shared song ‘Wyttch’ – scroll down the page to watch it now. Read more: From Paul McCartney to Smashing Pumpkins, 2020 is crying out for sequel albums The track was released alongside fellow single ‘Ramona’ last month (October 30) and is set to feature on the band’s forthcoming double album ‘Cyr’. Directed by Charlotte Kemp-Muhl, the clip features occultist imagery, skulls, horned women and frontman Billy Corgan bearing a staff. Advertisement ‘Cyr’ is released on November 27 and was produced by Corgan. It features three quarters of the band’s...
Miley Cyrus shares tracklist for ‘Plastic Hearts’ featuring Dua Lipa, Billy Idol and Joan Jett
Miley Cyrus has revealed the tracklist for her seventh album, ‘Plastic Hearts‘, which features collaborations with Dua Lipa, Billy Idol and Joan Jett. Read more: Miley Cyrus – her best rock cover songs, from Blondie to Nine Inch Nails The singer posted a promotional image of herself for the new album – out November 27 via RCA – with the tracklist scrawled in pink ink. Absent from the listing are her recent rock covers including Blondie’s ‘Heart Of Glass’ and The Cranberries’ ‘Zombie’, which were originally reported to be part of the new record. View this post on Instagram...
The War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel shares more details on the band’s upcoming new album
The War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel has given a fresh update on the progress of his band’s next album in a new interview. Granduciel is currently working on the follow-up to 2017’s ‘A Deeper Understanding’ in LA, where he has been writing and recording the LP in a studio in Van Nuys. Speaking to Stereogum, The War On Drugs bandleader said that the coronavirus pandemic had reset his thinking about the album’s progress, explaining: “In March I would’ve told you it was 80% done, and now looking back it was actually 40% done. Advertisement “Some songs have been reimagined...
System Of A Down have received death threats for their support of Artsakh and Armenia
System Of A Down say they have received death threats over their public support of Armenia and the disputed region of Artsakh. The four-piece announced their return earlier this month with ‘Protect The Land’ and ‘Genocidal Humanoidz’, their first new material in 15 years, to raise money for the Armenia Fund following the recent conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Artsakh. READ MORE: System Of A Down’s new anthems of rebellion are arena-ready calls for justice After revealing that they have raised over $600,000 (£454,000) for the Armenia Fund through streams and downloads of the two new songs, the band shared...
Machine Gun Kelly shares new collaboration with Tommy Lee and 24kGoldn
Machine Gun Kelly has shared a new collaboration with Tommy Lee, 24kGoldn and more. The track originated on the horror musical podcast Halloween In Hell. READ MORE: Machine Gun Kelly: “I’ve been jumping up and down on the table, believing in myself, for-fucking-ever” The song, called ‘Climb’, featured in the final episode of the podcast, and also features Dana Dentata, Iann Dior and Phem. Advertisement “Jared Gutstadt (CEO of Audio Up Media) came to me with the whole vision and script,” Kelly said of how the project came together. “I just lent my voice. It’s sick to hear a...
Paul McCartney planned to play ‘Shake It Off’ with Taylor Swift at Glastonbury 2020
Paul McCartney has revealed that he wanted to invite Taylor Swift on stage with him at Glastonbury 2020 to play ‘Shake It Off’ together. The pair were set to headline the Pyramid Stage at this year’s festival, before it was called off due to the coronavirus pandemic. READ MORE: Glastonbury 2021: Everything we know about the lineup, tickets, dates and more Chatting in a new joint Rolling Stone interview, McCartney expressed his desire for the on-stage collaboration, with Swift then revealing that it was her separate hope for the same outcome. Advertisement “Wow, it would’ve been so fun to...
Listen to Sharon Van Etten cover ‘Silent Night’ and ‘Blue Christmas’
Sharon Van Etten has released her covers of the Christmas classics ‘Silent Night’ and ‘Blue Christmas’ — you can listen to her renditions below. Both tracks have been made available on streaming services for the first time this week, with Van Etten originally recording her version of ‘Silent Night’ back in 2018 for Eric Paschal Johnson’s short film The Letter. Van Etten’s take on ‘Blue Christmas’, meanwhile, originally featured on the benefit album ‘Do You EAR What I Ear’ in 2009, with proceeds from that record going to the Association to Benefit Children. Advertisement You can hear Van Etten’s...
John K’s Love + Everything Else Has A Song For Every Mood
Here is the responsibility of the pop artist: taking a complex yet universal emotion or experience — heartbreak, loneliness — and boiling it down to a savory stock of addictive hooks and simplified lyrical motifs. That recipe may seem easy enough to outsiders, but some topics, as vast and generative and difficult as love, need ample time to cook, then digest. Perhaps that’s why John K, an emerging singer from Orlando, Florida, has dedicated himself to exploring that feeling in all its delicious complexity. The fruit of that work is Love + Everything Else, a collection of nine sweet...
Listen to Jessie Reyez team up with Avenue Beat for new remix of ‘F2020’
Jessie Reyez has teamed up with Avenue Beat for a new remix of the latter’s hit song ‘F2020’ — you can listen to it below. Reyez has joined forces with the Illinois trio (who are now based in Nashville) for the new version of ‘F2020’, which was originally released back in August. Read more: Jessie Reyez: “Death is a big part of who I am” Avenue Beat said of their Reyez collaboration, which is out today (November 13) via Big Machine/Island Records: “Jessie is a ground-breaking badass human and we are obsessed with her vision and how she sees...Recent Posts
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