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Nothing – “Amber Gambler”

Nothing, pioneers of the heavy music to shoegaze pipeline, have announced The Great Dismal B-Sides, a collection of tracks recording during the sessions for the Philadelphia band’s 2020 album The Great Dismal. It will include three brand new songs: “The Great Dismal,” “Amber Gambler,” and a cover of the Delfonics’ “La La Means I Love […]

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Hand Habits – “No Difference”

Meg Duffy announced their new Hand Habits album Fun House, the follow-up to 2019’s excellent placeholder, last month. The LP was produced by Sasami Ashworth and engineered by King Tuff’s Kyle Thomas, and lead single “Aquamarine,” one of our favorite songs of the week when it came out, was a successful sonic departure that ventured […]

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Rina Sawayama – “Enter Sandman” (Metallica Cover)

We’re getting closer and closer to the release of The Metallica Blacklist, the bugged-out new project where 53 different artists cover the songs from Metallica’s self-titled Black Album. One of the weirdest things about this whole project is that it seems to involve very few metal bands, or even artists with a noticeable metal influence […]

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IDLES – “The God That Failed” (Metallica Cover)

In a few weeks, Metallica will release The Metallica Blacklist, the strange new project that will feature 53 different artists covering songs from Metallica’s self-titled “Black Album.” We’ve already heard a ton of those covers; people like Phoebe Bridgers, Weezer, and Chris Stapleton have offered their own incongruous takes on Metallica’s originals. Today, British bellowers […]

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Video: Smoke DZA “Chin Music”

Chin up. Hot off the release his Thanks Again project with producer 183rd and Nym Lo, DZA takes the spotlight in the video to his solo record. At the new cannabis cafe, The Astor Club in New York, the Kushed God breaks his weed and lights up while delivering his smokey raps over Camoflauge Monk’s […]

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Video: Trippie Redd “Supernatural”

Trippie is here. Trippie Redd brings his “Supernatural” powers in his Trip At Knight‘s new music video. After fighting off zombies from “MP5“, Trippie Redd takes center of a remote junkyard at night where he turns up with his crew and races cars on the property in the midst of special effects.

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