Posted on June 5th 2026, 3:21p.m.
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Listening Now : Eli Brunelle – pink whitney
Eli Brunelle‘s pink whitney marks an exciting step into more pop-oriented territory without sacrificing the emotional honesty at the core of the songwriter’s work. Blending infectious melodies, polished alt-pop sensibilities, and a restless sense of longing, the track explores the difficult reality of a relationship that refuses to work despite every effort to save it. Its upbeat momentum creates an engaging contrast with the bittersweet subject matter, giving the song an energy that feels both cathartic and deeply relatable. Catchy, heartfelt, and effortlessly modern, pink whitney showcases a compelling new dimension of Brunelle’s evolving sound.
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Mudvayne Guitarist Launching New Band With His Brother
Mudvayne's Greg Tribbett has formed a new band with his brother Derrick called Dead Wyte. Continue reading… -
Brutalismus 3000 – “Gore Louvre”
Berlin duo Theo Zeitner and Victoria Vassiliki Daldas, who release pounding music as Brutalismus 3000, are releasing their new album Harmony at the end of the month. Today, they’ve shared “Gore Louvre,” the follow-up to lead single “I Bring My Gun To The Function,” a collaboration with Boys Noize.
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Tinashe – “Too Easy”
Tinashe is back, baby! Today she’s returned with a new single, “Too Easy,” and it sounds good as hell. It’s a short and sweet track, just under two minutes, where Tinashe does not sweat any heat from her detractors. “I feel like a celebrity/ If you’re mad then go to therapy,” she nonchalantly sings at one point. Okay, yes, this is the energy Tinashe deserves to flaunt!
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15 Iconic Rock Video Vixens: Where Are They Now?
Some remain A-list celebrities, while others have ventured in very different directions. Continue reading… -
“Steve Harris was a road sweeper when I met him.” What it was like following metal icons Iron Maiden from their very first gig
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SUNK: “FROM THE ABYSS”
(For the second day in a row we have a review from DGR that delves into sludge/doom, and the subject today is a February 2026 EP released by the UK band Sunk.) The good ship NoCleanSinging, when taken out by your present captain here, will lower its trawl into the oceans of heavy metal and […]
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Earl Sweatshirt Postpones Tour With MIKE, Appears On New Navy Blue & Harrison Albums
A couple of months ago, frequent collaborators Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE released a sort of joint double album called Pompeii // Utility — one album apiece from both rappers, with the Surf Gang collective handling all the production. When Earl and MIKE announced the album, they also unveiled plans for a massive international tour, with Surf Gang member Harrison opening most of the shows. The tour was set to kick off Tuesday in Riverside, California, but Earl has had to postpone it because of an injury.
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Florida Georgia Line Reunite At CMA Fest 2026
Florida Georgia Line, arguably the definitive act of the early 2010s “bro country” era, have been on hiatus since 2022, when the Florida half of the duo, Brian Kelley, decided to go solo. In 2024, Kelley said he believed Florida Georgia Line and his solo career could coexist, but he and the Georgia half of the group, Tyler Hubbard, couldn’t make it work. With FGL to focus on, Hubbard also launched a solo career during the hiatus. Now, they’re back together.
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