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R.I.P. to my Compaq Presario I played it on.

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How many of these will we get as Megadeth continues their farewell tour? Continue reading…

How many of these will we get as Megadeth continues their farewell tour? Continue reading…

Watch the full “Popcast” conversation with Travis Barker here. Edited excerpts from the interview are below.

Today, Cro-Mags—the legendary New York hardcore band led by frontman Harley Flanagan—are proud to announce their new album, The Age of Quarrel: 40 Years of Quarrel, a tribute to their groundbreaking 1986 debut. Release date is November 13th, 2026 and the album will come via BLIIBLK. Following the release of “Wired for Chaos,” their first… Continue Reading →

The Avalanches have clearly been building up to an album, and today, they’re ready to tell us about it.

The post The Avalanches Announce New Album <em>No Bad Memories</em>: Hear “Can’t Get Over Losing You” (Feat. Portraits Of Tracy) appeared first on Stereogum.

Our Top 10 Kenny Wayne Shepherd Songs list celebrates the work of one of the most important blues-rock guitarists to emerge during the 1990s. Kenny Wayne Shepherd was born on June 12, 1977, in Shreveport, Louisiana, and grew up surrounded by the musical traditions of the American South. Shepherd began playing guitar at an early age and encountered Stevie Ray Vaughan when he was seven. When we interviewed Kenny Wayne Shepherd, that meeting came up early in our conversation about the musicians who inspired him. Vaughan’s influence can be heard in Shepherd’s attack, tone, and phrasing, but the younger guitarist

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5 more new tracks will be out this month.

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Sometimes the cure for what ails you is one of the world’s hardest emcees going in over soulful boom-bop production. Benny The Butcher is here to supply just that. The Griselda great just dropped “Summer ’26,” the third in his annual series. Harry Fraud provides la música, chopping up the Lovin’ Spoonful’s ’66 chart-topper “Summer In The City,” and Benny cuts loose with the breathless bars you desire.

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Plus songs from Motörhead, Audioslave, Underoath, Quicksand, Trivium and more.

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