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Man Who Stole Beyoncé’s Unreleased Music Gets Two Years In Prison
There is absolutely nobody in the popular music realm who moves in more secrecy than Beyoncé. Her tracks simply do not leak. She’s the pioneer of the surprise album drop. On more than one occasion, she has put out entire full-length statements without advance warning. So when unreleased Beyoncé music gets stolen, it’s a five-alarm feature. One man in Atlanta briefly did possess entire hard drives of Beyoncé’s music, but that music never leaked. This morning, that man got a two-year prison sentence.
The post Man Who Stole Beyoncé’s Unreleased Music Gets Two Years In Prison appeared first on Stereogum.
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MATT ZANE DISCUSSES UNRELEASED WAYNE STATIC / TERA WRAY DOCUMENTARY IN NEW “WE WERE LOUD ONCE” INTERVIEW – @thebeast
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MATT ZANE DISCUSSES UNRELEASED WAYNE STATIC / TERA WRAY DOCUMENTARY IN NEW “WE WERE LOUD ONCE” INTERVIEW
Filmmaker and musician Matt Zane appears on the latest episode of We Were Loud Once for an emotional and revealing conversation surrounding his unreleased documentary project focused on Wayne Static and Tera Wray .
During the interview, Zane discusses his personal relationship with Wayne Static and Tera Wray, the inspiration behind the documentary, and the challenges that have prevented the project from receiving a traditional release.
The conversation explores Zane’s personal experiences surrounding the later years of Wayne and Tera’s lives, as well as the emotional and creative impact the unfinished documentary has had on him over the years.
Drawing from archival footage and firsthand experiences, Zane reflects on the controversy surrounding the project and explains why he continues to stand behind it despite public criticism and legal obstacles.
“This conversation gets deep, uncomfortable, emotional, and very real,” say the hosts of the show. “We were blown away by everything Matt shared.”
For fans of Static-X , Wayne Static, and Tera Wray, the interview offers an in-depth discussion about the unreleased documentary and the stories behind its creation.
The episode of We Were Loud Once featuring Matt Zane is available now.
Link: Watch the Interview
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Ritchie Blackmore Remembers Being Replaced By Christopher Cross
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AN NCS PREMIERE: TOOMS — “LOWLANDER”
(written by Islander) The cover image on Tooms‘ new album Karst might make most people wonder about the musical direction this trio from the west of Ireland decided to follow over the years that have passed since their 2020 full-length debut, The Orb Offers Massive Signals. It doesn’t seem to match up with the band’s […]
The post AN NCS PREMIERE: TOOMS — “LOWLANDER” appeared first on NO CLEAN SINGING.
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Blast Worship: Common Decency
Where they from?
Binghamton, NY. The Philadelphia Flyers and Philadelphia 76ers both got swept in the second round of the playoffs. I would brag, gloat even except for the fact that the Mets are a bajillion games under .500 and it’s not even Memorial Day. Misery loves company, I guess.Why the hype?
Our beloved Binghamton badasses are back better than ever. Common Decency are a throwback to early aughts grungy grindcore/powerviolence in the same vein as Chainsaw to the Face and Spoonful of Vicodin. The band conjures bursts of rage at the speed of hate while sounding like they recorded everything in a hantavirus-infected trash compactor. Something like this would have fit right in on This Comp Kills Fascists.Latest release?
Split w/ Self Love, out now on Rat Mix records. It’s the janky stop/start sections that really do it for me here. Also love that the vocalist sounds like a drunk little league Dad yelling at the umpires for missing ball and strikes. Springtime in Binghamton must be beautiful.The post Blast Worship: Common Decency appeared first on Decibel Magazine.
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Marshall unveil cosmic Jimi Hendrix 60th anniversary collection: New velvet-covered Bluetooth speaker and amp bundle now available
Marshall celebrate the 60th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix famously plugging into one of their amps with striking new range of hardware complete with Acton III speaker covered in crushed purple velvet -
Song Review: Following The Signs “Evolve”
Metalcore act, Following The Signs, formed in 2017 out of Corc City, Ireland. The 5-piece act is made up of Alan Jevens (vocals), Noel Crowley and Vincent Renoux (guitars), Rory Taylor (bass), and Chris O'Hanlon (drums). Following their 2023 album "Conflictions", Following The Signs just released their newest EP "Evolve" on March 20th, 2026.
The title track, "Evolve," begins with upbeat, chiming synth keys that grow in dynamics before launching into melodic distorted guitar chords as alternated screaming and singing vocals build a sense of vocal contrast. Slamming drums and heavy guitars are met by the electronic synth influences, creating a unique sound that changes things up from traditional metal.
After the second chorus, Following The Signs jumps into a brutal breakdown as speeding double bass drumming leads into slowed tempo destruction as low growls and piercing screams cover the heavy vocal range. After a jazzy guitar interlude, the band launches into a final anthemic chorus to close out the track.
Fans of progressive metal, metalcore, and melodic metal will enjoy Following The Sign's mix of melody and heaviness. You can stream "Evolve" available on all platforms now.
Find Them Here: Spotify | Facebook
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The Fixx Confirms More Than 20 Summer U.S. Tour Dates
They'll share stages with the Smithereens on more than a half dozen stops. Continue reading…