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Nolan abandoned his first film nobody has seen since
Even the titans of cinema have to start somewhere, but for some directors, the starting line remains a deliberately obscured
Lennon and McCartney’s best songs after The Beatles split
The inevitable split of The Beatles wasn’t a sudden rupture; it was the natural consequence of two incredibly distinct creative
10 Greatest Halloween Albums Revealed
As the shadows lengthen and the air grows crisp, a certain chord seems to drift through the autumn air: the
Black Sabbath wrote an anthem in five minutes
While the name Black Sabbath might conjure images of crushing doom and heavy riffs, the band’s genesis is deeply rooted
Made and erased: Thom Yorke’s masterpiece
What makes a truly great musician? Perhaps it is the sheer audacity to evolve, to move faster and change before
Dennis Hopper said no: The movie was disowned by its director
There is a certain delicious irony in the world of filmmaking—the notion that sometimes, the biggest artistic battles are fought
Clapton leaves Bluesbreakers for an even better guitarist
In the vast, sprawling landscape of British rock and roll history, certain figures cast long shadows, yet often remain quietly
Grace Slick’s mistake streams 780 million times
Grace Slick was the Acid Queen, a force whose voice could ignite a room or haunt an empty house. Her
Phil Collins’ help and the shocking call You ain’t coming
Few musicians ever achieve the rare feat of being revered as a foundational genius while simultaneously facing the relentless, often
10 Scariest Horror Jump Scares of the 2000s
The Thrill of the Jolt: How the 2000s Redefined the Art of the Jump Scare The era of 2000s horror
Harry Fowler drops solo album Blankets
Harry Fowler Unveils Intimate Solo Album Blankets Guitarist Harry Fowler, best known for his heavy contributions to the grunge-tinged sound
The Kinks waited 50 years for their indie record
The Kinks exploded onto the scene in 1964, hitting number one in the UK almost instantly. But for a band
Dave Grohl on the greatest live band ever
Not every musical journey requires the roar of a stadium or the aggressive edge of hard rock. Some might prefer
Hackney’s Moth Club wins major victory for grassroots music
Hackney’s Moth Club is celebrating a hard-won victory for grassroots music, securing a vital future for the beloved venue after
Doctor’s Orders Dylan Slocum picks his 9 favorite Spanish albums
For many musicians, the path to finding true musical voice is less about following a genre and more about recognizing
Cillian Murphy calls himself a fucking idiot over a 2011 decision
By 2011, Cillian Murphy was firmly established as one of Hollywood’s most luminous figures, a leading Irish talent whose name
29 million copies sold: Is Don’t Stop Believin a triumph or trash
There are few songs that achieve the level of absolute, inescapable ubiquity found in Journey’s 1981 arena rock anthem, Don’t
John Cleese’s two movies to bargain his way into heaven
The Two Films John Cleese Would Bargain His Way Into Heaven When legend John Cleese finally takes his bow, one
The song that silenced John Bonham’s stage fright
When you look back at the seismic impact of Led Zeppelin, it’s easy to see them as ethereal rock and
Brian Eno was sick of rock and reinvented music
Brian Eno is a master of sound, possessing an innate ability to infuse any project with brilliance. As a producer,
Angus Young reveals the arrival of the last two great rock songs in 1968
Rock ‘n’ roll, at its heart, is simple. As Angus Young himself notes, it’s the perfect soundtrack for teenagers, built
Nikki Sixx says Mick Mars misled fans and turned his back on Mötley Crüe
In the rocky landscape of rock history, some stories are written in riffs and lyrics, while others are etched in
Luvcat unleashes Vicious Delicious film for Halloween
Get ready for a cinematic dose of spooky fun, because singer-songwriter Luvcat is gearing up to release a special Halloween-inspired
Aerosmith Hollywood Bowl Setlist
Rock legends often face agonizing goodbyes, but the story of Aerosmith’s recent detour off the touring road offers a more
Bay of Blood the 70s horror film that paved the way for slashers
Before the blood-soaked masked killers and jump scares of the slasher era, horror cinema had a wildly different, much more