Now with Mario Quintero of Spotlights/Sisters on vocals and guitars.
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Now with Mario Quintero of Spotlights/Sisters on vocals and guitars.
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For a long time, the producers of Michael, the Michael Jackson biopic that came out earlier this year, reportedly planned to include a story arc about one of the many children who accused Jackson of sexual abuse. After filming an entire third arc about Jackson’s decision to settle out of court with the family of Jordan Chandler, the 13-year-old boy who first sued Jackson for abuse in 1993, the producers reportedly had to scrap that part of the movie, which showed Jackson as “the naïve victim of the money-grubbing Chandler,” after lawyers discovered that the settlement forbade Jackson and his estate from including the Chandler family in a movie.
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MTV have decided that they will no longer celebrate the ‘Best Rock’ video of the year at their annual Video Music Awards.
When the full list of nominations for the 2026 MTV VMAs were announced earlier this week, the ‘Best Rock’ category was notable by its absence, as NME reports.
While the music channel will honour genres including Pop, Dance, Hip-Hop, R&B, Latin, K-Pop and Country, there is no longer a standalone Rock category: instead viewers will be asked to vote for the best Alternative video, for which the nominees are:
Geese – Taxes
MGK & Fred Durst – Fix Ur Face
Noah Kahan – The Great Divide
Olivia Rodrigo – The Cure
Sombr – Homewrecker
Tame Impala – Dracula
Twenty One Pilots – Drag Path
Rock music was first recognised at the VMAS in 1989, when Guns N’ Roses (Sweet Child O’ Mine), Aerosmith (Rag Doll), Def Leppard (Pour Some Sugar On Me) and Metallica (One) faced off in the ‘Best Heavy Metal Video’ category, with Gn’R taking home the award.
That year ‘alternative’ music was labelled ‘Post-Modern’, a category contested by R.E.M., The Cure, The Escape Club, Love and Rockets, and Siouxsie and the Banshees.
The Best Heavy Metal Video category was later changed to Best Metal/Hard Rock Video, then Best Hard Rock Video, then Best Rock Video, finally becoming simply Best Rock.
The 2025 Best Rock category was contested by Coldplay (All My Love), Evanescence (Afterlife), Green Day (One Eyed Bastard), Lenny Kravitz (Honey), Linkin Park (The Emptiness Machine) and Twenty One Pilots (The Contract), with the only English artist nominated emerging as the winner.
There are no rock artists nominated for Video Of The Year, Artist Of The Year, Song Of The Year or Best New Artist in 2026.
This year’s VMAs will be held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on September 27, if you still care.
Ghost Hounds have released their new single “Pale Horse,” a track from the band’s new album, Justified, out now via Maple House Records.
“Pale Horse” pairs stomping drums with heavy guitar work while continuing a larger narrative that the band began exploring on previous songs “Something Wicked” and “Sinner’s Prayer.”
“If ‘Something Wicked’ is the Prelude, ‘Pale Horse’ is Chapter 1. When Thomas initially brought this song to me and Tyler, following ‘Something Wicked’ and ‘Sinner’s Prayer’, it became clear to me that this project had a clear concept. A story told in books, movies, even TV shows- stories about an Apocalypse and the end of the world as we know it… a story that is rarely put to song and I think that’s made it all the more exciting! Thomas started playing this eerily cool riff, Tyler caught onto it immediately and I listened to the riff and read the lyrics, the melody of the chorus felt like it wanted to be anthemic. ‘Pale Horse’ has quickly become a band favorite but moreover, this song begs the question, are we living in the times the old folks warned us about?” SAVNT said.
The band has also released an official music video for “Pale Horse.”
The song arrives alongside Justified, which finds Ghost Hounds continuing to blend rock, blues, soul and country influences. The album centers on themes of redemption and resilience while expanding the roots-rock sound the group has developed across its previous releases.
Ghost Hounds are fronted by SAVNT, whose influences range from Sam Cooke, Prince and Lenny Kravitz to Willie Nelson, Keith Urban and Brooks & Dunn. He joined Ghost Hounds before the band went on to perform stadium dates opening for The Rolling Stones.
The group also includes founder, producer and guitarist Thomas Tull, guitarist Tyler Chiarelli, fiddle player Kristin Weber, keyboardist Joe Munroe, bassist Bennett Miller and drummer Sydney Driver.
“The way Thomas writes, he knows what the guy in his song had for breakfast that morning. He’s really building a character,” SAVNT said.
Justified is available now via Maple House Records.
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