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From rusty tools to bikes (so many bikes), this is a look inside the everyday 1980s garage. Continue reading…

The Nashville country-rock trio Styrofoam Winos are beloved by figures like MJ Lenderman and Bonnie “Prince” Billy and me. When the group announced their new album Any River last month, they released “Pearls,” a delightful, propulsive tune sung by Lou Turner. “Next Thing,” the next thing the Winos are sharing from the record, is helmed…

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Verona On Venus, the industrial metal outfit headed up by former DevilDriver guitarist Mike Spreitzer, debuted a brand new track titled “Even Hell” live over the weekend. That set took place this past Saturday, April 18th, at Bar Sinister in Hollywood, CA. As for the song, it’s part of the upcoming second Verona On Venus…

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Davy Fresh delivers a powerful and cinematic statement with RUN, a motivational hip-hop track rooted in personal growth and relentless ambition. Blending nostalgic ‘90s storytelling with modern production, the track captures the tension between doubt and determination, pushing forward with urgency and purpose. His delivery feels focused and sincere, carrying the weight of real-life experiences while building toward something bigger.

With its dynamic energy and vivid narrative, RUN stands as both a turning point and a mission statement—authentic, driven, and designed to inspire movement toward something greater.

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Rare DM, the New York-via-Baltimore artist born Erin Hoagg, is getting ready to release her album Attention in a few weeks. After announcing the record last month with “Compliment,” today she’s back with another new single called “Honey.” Where the former song leaned into party-primed electroclash revivalism, “Honey” takes things down a notch into a…

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A biographical film produced by the estate of Michael Jackson flattens its subject to scrub his reputation.

And there’s a concept involved.

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A blackened autumn.

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Including a special liquid-filled pressing.

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Grammy-nominated artist MGK has reunited with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst for the high-octane new single “Fix Ur Face.” The track, which officially dropped today, April 21, 2026, fuses ’90s nu-metal grit with modern alternative production, accompanied by a gritty, black-and-white world tour music video.

What does the MGK and Fred Durst collaboration sound like?

“Fix Ur Face” is an unabashed throwback to the golden era of nu-metal, featuring a peak performance from Fred Durst. The Limp Bizkit icon serves as a chaotic hype-man and vocal foil to MGK, blending aggressive rap-rock cadences with a “grit and grind” aesthetic.

Produced alongside longtime collaborators SlimXX and BazeXX, the track marks a significant shift back toward the heavier, more physical sound MGK has been teasing during his recent global tour dates. The single arrives just ahead of MGK’s birthday and serves as the opening salvo for a new era following the massive success of his Lost Americana LP.

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Where was the Fix Ur Face music video filmed?

Directed by Sam Cahill, the official music video for “Fix Ur Face” is a black-and-white documentary-style visual shot across the globe. Capturing the raw energy of the “Lost Americana” tour, the video features footage from:

• Europe: Berlin, Dublin, Düsseldorf, London, Prague, and Cologne.
• United States: Nashville and Los Angeles.

The visual features street art from Lugosis and Strato, including a massive mural in Berlin, while the signature character face seen on the artists’ jackets was designed by Slawn Olaolu. The video made its broadcast debut this morning on MTV Live and the Paramount Times Square billboards.

How long have MGK and Fred Durst been working together?

While “Fix Ur Face” is their latest studio collaboration, the camaraderie between MGK and Fred Durst stretches back over a decade. The two have shared festival bills since MGK‘s early career, including a high-profile 2014 tour where MGK opened for Limp Bizkit.

MGK first teased the new track during the European leg of his current tour before performing a snippet for fans during his just-wrapped Australian run. Speaking to fans in Perth earlier this month, MGK noted, “I called up my friend Fred Durst. I said, ‘Sir, drop something on this.’ What he dropped, the rest is history.”

When does the MGK Lost Americana tour return to the U.S.?

After a massive run through Europe and Australia, MGK is bringing the “Lost Americana” tour back to North America starting May 15, 2026.

The U.S. leg will feature support from Wiz Khalifa, kicking off at the Toyota Amphitheatre in Wheatland, California. The tour continues through the summer, including stops in Austin, Dallas, Atlanta, and a June 22 date at the Mystic Lake Amphitheater in Minnesota—the same venue where Slayer is set to perform later this year.

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“Fix Ur Face” doesn’t feel like a forced crossover; it feels like MGK finally found the right partner to bridge the gap between his pop-punk era and his rap-rock roots. Durst sounds more energized here than on some recent Limp Bizkit tracks, proving that the old guard still has plenty of “grit” to lend the new generation.

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TL;DR

• MGK and Fred Durst have released their new nu-metal single “Fix Ur Face.”
• The music video was directed by Sam Cahill and shot in B&W across Europe and the U.S.
• The track follows MGK‘s third consecutive No. 1 album, Lost Americana.
• U.S. tour dates with Wiz Khalifa begin May 15, 2026.

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