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With Queens of the Stone Age, “In Times New Roman…,” simplicity takes on a nuanced complexity that goes beyond surface impressions. Guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen, in a recent interview with MusicRadar, delved into the band’s unmistakable rhythms and the intricate simplicity that defines their sonic formula. Discussing the album opener, “Obscenery,” he emphasized the unique groove the band creates. He …

In the glitzy heyday of ’80s hair metal, producer Tom Werman played a pivotal role in crafting the sonic landscape of bands like Mötley Crüe, Poison, and Dokken. However, in a recent conversation with “Classic Album Review,” Werman candidly expressed his growing concern about the creeping “sameness” that enveloped the genre he helped shape. Werman, known for his involvement in …

Blink-182 fans, buckle up, because the latest album, ‘One More Time,’ produced by the visionary Aaron Rubin, is a nostalgic journey that feels like a sonic time capsule. Rubin, known for his innovative approach, took on the challenge of imagining a world where Blink-182 never disbanded after their groundbreaking ‘Untitled’ album. The result? A musical experience that’s both a homage …

Chester Bennington and Slash, a musical union that has fans on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting a sonic journey like no other. The mere mention of Chester Bennington, the late and legendary voice of Linkin Park, joining forces with iconic guitarist Slash is enough to send shivers down the spine of any rock enthusiast. The news of a …

Recently, Pete Townshend shed light on The Who’s deliberate choice to target male audiences initially, offering insights into their journey and the ripple effect it had on rock culture, particularly the transformation of Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant. Criticism of rock culture’s male-centric focus has echoed through the ages, with iconic bands like Led Zeppelin often cited as prime examples. Townshend, …

In the realm of concert photography, the pinnacle achievement is often securing the role of tour photographer for a major band. However, as the recent legal saga unfolded, the dreamy prospect took a nightmarish turn for ex-Guns N’ Roses photographer Katarina Benzova. A lawsuit brought forth by Benzova unveils a troubling narrative, weaving together allegations of copyright infringement and disconcerting …

Seattle’s iconic Moore Theatre is about to witness the magic as the SMASH Benefit returns this fall, and this year, it’s all about celebrating the legendary Sub Pop Records. Heralded as “one of Seattle’s best new concert traditions” by the Seattle Times, the SMASH Benefit is not just a musical extravaganza but a sell-out event with a heartwarming cause – …

Neil Young, a stalwart advocate against the encroachment of big corporations into the realm of music, has once again found himself in a rather perplexing position. Alongside his legendary band Crazy Horse, Young recently graced the stage for a private concert, showcasing their iconic 1990 album ‘Ragged Glory.’ The unique event, held at The Rivoli in Toronto on November 4, …

Blink-182, the iconic pop-punk trio that has provided the soundtrack to countless summers and teenage adventures, is known for their catchy melodies and cheeky lyrics. However, the band has also become known for their playful antics, and it seems they’re at it again. Blink-182 recently sent their fan base into a frenzy with cryptic clues hinting at the release date …

In the age of the internet, mysterious posters appearing around major cities are no longer just a thing of urban legend or clandestine political movements. A Reddit user recently set the online music community ablaze with their discovery of enigmatic posters that have sprung up in various cities around the world. These posters, which say ‘One More Time’ on them …