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Johnny Hallyday (born Jean-Philippe Smet) is the most famous rock star that you’ve never heard of. He is to France what Bob Dylan is to America and has been laying … Read more
Gabriel Kelley is an example of why it pays off to be honest. He took his career on a sharp left turn when he left a fairly comfortable job as … Read more
Singer and guitarist Mickey Baker passed away Tuesday at his home in France from heart and kidney failure, according to the New York Times. He was 87. Mickey was best known … Read more
We can argue that RATM never again scaled the hellfire heights of their 1992 debut with their later recordings, but that doesn’t lessen the diamond hard fact that Rage Against The Machine … Read more
Josh Homme has been shaping the much-anticipated new record from Queens of the Stone Age for what seems like forever, and every new detail about the record is more and … Read more
Minnesotan indie rockers Low will celebrate their 20th anniversary as a band next year, and they’re planning something special for the occasion. On March 19th, the band plan to release … Read more
Many attempts have been made at making a film based on the life of Marvin Gaye, but few of them have managed to get off of the ground. However, documentarian … Read more
Modern renaissance man Nick Cave is one of the world’s most eccentric songwriters; his work in both The Birthday Party and The Bad Seeds is often morbid, occasionally poignant, sometimes … Read more
Chris Stamp, the former manager of the Who, died Saturday following a battle with cancer. He was 70 years old. Along with Kit Lambert, whom he met while working in … Read more
With the release of their three albums ¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, and ¡Tre!, Green Day have undertaken what may be their most ambitious project ever. (So much so that the pressure may have gotten to … Read more
