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Luis Garbán Valdeón is a highly regarded Venezuelan producer and DJ, currently based in Barcelona, ​​known in the underground with the alias Cardopusher, a project with which he moves within the avant-garde electronic scene, focusing on techno-rave-industrial sounds. With the most recent moniker Safety Trance the intention is to explore new directions, merging the club music industrial with reggaeton, neo-perreo and urban Latin music, focusing on a greater number of vocal tracks and a skilful mix of collaborations. Luis had already carved out a small piece of notoriety for himself thanks to the work done together with his friend and…

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Druidess are an English quartet from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, active since 2022 and arriving rather quickly at their first album after the EP “Hermits & Mandrakes” and… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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The great works of acquisition of musical catalogs by American investment funds continue. If in recent months it has been the turn of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Britney Spears, Slipknot, this time it is that of one of the most famous producers and authors in the world, Max Martin.However, it is not about Max Martin's entire catalog (which ranges from Taylor Swift to the first Britney, from Katy Perry to the Backstreet Boys and which boasts 30 songs that have reached first place in the American charts), but only about what concerns Wolf Cousins, the production team founded by the…

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Leonard Cohen‘s estate has hit out at Donald Trump for using ‘Hallelujah’ at a recent rally. Yesterday (June 24), Trump held a rally at the Great American State Fair, which celebrated 250 years of the United States. In response to plans to use Cohen’s classic song ‘Hallelujah’ at the rally, the Leonard Cohen posted a statement on social media. “The Leonard Cohen Estate has learned that the song “Hallelujah” is to be performed at a Donald Trump rally on June 24,” they wrote. “This use is not authorized, and the Estate does not support or approve of this or any…

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The musician kicked off his joint tour with Earth, Wind & Fire in St. Paul on Wednesday night Lionel Richie ended his set at the Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul, Minnesota, early after falling ill. The musician announced an unexpected intermission about 55 minutes into the performance, according to the Minnesota Star Tribune. Richie, 77, explained to the audience that he was feeling dizzy and that's why he had performed his hit “Dancing on the Ceiling” while seated on the stage. “When you're feeling dizzy, sit your ass down,” he said. After performing “Three Times a Lady” at the…

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Thirty-six years have passed since the formation of Converge. Today, more than ever, few groups have learned a lesson heavy they manage to materialize, because fury can be a sea that slowly retreats and then overwhelms you. “Hum Of Hurt”, the second work in this absurd 2026, arrives just four months after “Love Is Not Enough”, yet it sounds like its complementary opposite. It goes from an adrenaline rush hardcore in a race against time and against the world for a slow and viscous post-hardcore, post-metal, post-everything exploration. These two albums should be taken as a diptych: if the visceral…

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Among the new names announced arrive MARCO CASTELLO, SAMA' ABDULHADI And THE AVALANCHESwhich are added to an increasingly rich and transversal program. Together with them they will also go on stage MARUJA, ELA MINUS, DOVE ELLIS, RARES, AVALON EMERSON & THE CHARM, PIPPO SOWLO, FLORENCE ROAD, CORTO.ALTO, SOPHIA STEL and numerous other artists, including names already announced and new surprises that will be revealed in the coming months. The new names of Poplar Festival 2026 outline an edition that interweaves great international debuts, highly anticipated returns on the Doss Trento stage – like those of MARCO CASTELLO And RARES –…

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Today songwriting and popular music are rubbish, they are «crap», or rather «KRAP». Kirk Hammett says this in an interview given toIrish Times. The Metallica guitarist is not referring to pop in the strict sense, nor to a pop star in particular, but to all popular music, a definition that embraces non-classical, non-folk and non-jazz styles, therefore including rock.In fact, Hammett's reasoning starts from his own musical education. «I started by learning from records, trying to sharpen my ear and learning songs and solos by listening to the albums over and over again. It's a monotonous and laborious process, especially…

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Morrissey has shared a lengthy attack on Johnny Marr over an upcoming BBC documentary about The Smiths. In a since-deleted post on his website, Morrissey Central, the former frontman took issue with the documentary, which was warned to be “critical in nature towards Morrissey”. He slammed the feature as a “timeworn story”, “wherein Marr grabs center stage as the unchanging face of discord … and Bigmarr Strikes Again”. “This new BBC program already sounds like it is NOT for anyone who knows or cares about the Smiths,” he wrote, going on to claim that “Marr has intentionally divided the Smiths…

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Here comes the science bit, concentrate: all you space nerds out there will be well aware that ‘the Wow! signal’ was of course a narrowband radio signal detected by Ohio State University’s Big Ear radio telescope back in August 1977. So intense was its strength and so mysterious was its frequency that it was chalked up to being from bloody aliens. Astounded astronomer Jerry R. Ehman simply scribbled ‘Wow!’ on the initial report. Ever since their gothic sci-fi masterpiece 2001 album ‘Origin Of Symmetry’, Muse have been largely preoccupied with matters of life up there and who’s really pulling the…

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