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Listening Now : Metaphysical – Rhyme Flow
Metaphysical delivers a sinister rap cut with Rhyme Flow, channeling a raw late-’80s energy through stripped-down production and commanding lyrical presence. The track leans into a dark, hypnotic groove, where the cadence feels deliberate and almost incantatory, reinforcing its message-driven core. There’s an old-school weight to the delivery—unpolished yet purposeful—giving the track a sense of urgency and conviction. It’s a stark, no-frills piece that prioritizes substance and atmosphere, pulling the listener into its shadowy, thought-provoking space.
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Listening Now : Ever Onward – Everything and Nothing
Ever Onward explores emotional duality with Everything and Nothing, an instrumental post rock piece that balances intensity and restraint with quiet precision. The track builds gradually, weaving layered guitars and ambient textures into a slow-burning progression that mirrors its central theme—feeling overwhelmed yet completely detached at the same time. Subtle shifts in dynamics give it a sense of movement without urgency, allowing each moment to breathe and resonate.
It’s a reflective and immersive listen, capturing the fragile space between fullness and emptiness with understated elegance.
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Windwaker & RinRin Question The Price Of Digital Fame With “Click.”
“It’s about the digital world we’re living in, where the lowest moments for individuals and our society are uploaded and televised for profit and entertainment at the cost of our own security.”
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“He’s jumping up in the air and breathing really heavily, making these animal noises. I’d never seen anything like it.” The story of Andrew W.K. and the strangest TV performance in music history
In 2002 Andrew W.K. was interviewed on New Zealand TV series Space. It did not go according to plan -
Listening Now : Zak Bekkers – Sick Rats
Zak Bekkers delivers a sharp, genre-blurring statement with Sick Rats, fusing blues rock grit, funk-driven grooves, and spoken word attitude into something raw and unapologetically direct. Built on stripped-back instrumentation and a steady rhythmic pulse, the track carries a loose, almost improvisational feel, while the vocal delivery leans into satire and commentary with a knowing edge. There’s a DIY spirit running throughout, reinforcing its message about authenticity and real musicianship, making it feel less like a polished product and more like a deliberate, unfiltered reaction to the modern music landscape.
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“Even when I got pretty good fees, I lost money on everything. I was thinking so idealistically”: Leprous’ Einar Solberg releases Vox Occulta, with hard lessons learned from the past
He wants to use a large band to tour his boredom-beating second album – and thinks he’s come up with a way to keep it in budget this time -
August Burns Red Debut “Sonic Salvation” Featuring Jamie Hails Of Polaris
Australia burns red.
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Dave Grohl & Pat Smear Surprised A Fan Doing Foo Fighters Karaoke At A London Listening Party; “Window” Music Video Debuts
The fan was singing “Monkey Wrench” when the the pair walked into the audience.
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“This is the new sound – it’s hyper, it’s energy, it’s urgent.” Nine Van Halen albums to listen to and one to avoid
Van Halen albums have it all: One of the most innovative guitarists of all time, your choice of rock star frontmen, and great tunes