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vote7.5 Bands: VILE DESOLATION Duration: 00:30:45 Available from: 05/08/2026 Label: Comatose Music The Indonesian scene is no longer a surprise for those who regularly frequent the most extreme forms of death metal. What initially may have seemed like little more than a meme – the infamous “come to Indonesia” under any social post by a band on the rise – quickly turned into a concrete, pulsating movement, supported by a widespread network of bands, labels and fans who testify to an authentic hunger for oppressive and uncompromising sounds. Vile Desolation fits into this context, signed by the now historic US…
Gio Evan has released the new single But gooda song that opens the new live season of the singer-songwriter, who leaves Rome with the tour on June 12th Extra Terrestrial and on 25 and 26 July he returns to Assisi for the fifth edition of the festival Evanland. Distributed by ADA Music, But good it has a refrain that recalls the tarantella and a writing that revolves around the metaphor of the river: letting doubts and pain flow instead of holding them back. The author himself explains it: “It is a song that talks about pain without avoiding it, it…
On the latest episode of The Daily ShowJon Stewart took aim at Donald Trump's recent visit to China, where the US leader gushed over President Xi Jinping. “As we all know nobody, and I mean nobody, is as tough on China, rhymes with vagina, than Donald J. Trump,” Stewart quipped. “He's like a bull in a China shop.” After claiming that he is, in fact, tough on China, Trump proceeded to fawn over the country's leader, going so far as to call him “my friend.” “Take that President Xi,” Stewart responded. “He's the only leader with the balls to come…
Quelle notizie che non vorresti sentire mai: tuo fratello (…tecnicamente il tuo fratellastro, stessa madre ma padre diverso, ma il legame fra i due è strettissimo da sempre) che all’improvviso non c’è più, portato via da un infarto la scorsa estate a soli 41 anni. E non ci sono di mezzo dissolutezze, o chissà che altro: no, solo il destino. Questo è quello che è successo a Hyst, all’anagrafe Taiyo Yamanouchi: scoprire da un giorno all’altro che il fratello Justin se n’è andato, quel Justin che da metà anni 2000 si è fatto un nome nella scena rap come Jesto,…
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Remember Aqua? The band behind the success Barbie Girl of 1997 and many other dance/pop hits, announced his dissolution after 30 years of career.The announcement came with a post on Instagram: «After many incredible years, we have decided to close Aqua's chapter as a live band. Aqua have been a very important part of our lives and together we have had the chance to live experiences we would never have dared to dream of. We have traveled the world countless times, met so many wonderful people, sang together with millions of you and shared memories that we will carry with…
It’s officially the last week of The Late Show. For one of his final episodes, Stephen Colbert paid tribute to some of the worst ideas the late-night show has had, including dressing Michael Keaton up as a pigeon. Monday night’s show opened with a bit featuring Keaton, who appeared outside Colbert’s office window as a literal bird man. In the clip, Colbert was struggling to come up with a show idea featuring the actor when he spotted pigeon Keaton tapping on the glass and strutting outside. “That pigeon looks just like Michael Keaton,” he mused. It turned out to be…
Genesis Owusu is an alt-rap MC with a prog-rock mind, fond of exploring the human condition in fabulist form. On his 2021 debut, Smiling With No Teeth, the Ghanaian Australian dynamo depicted the twin burdens of depression and racism as two black dogs gnawing at his conscience; for the 2023 follow-up, Struggler, he inhabited a character named The Roach, an unsubtle avatar for the underclass rising up against an omnipotent adversary dubbed God, who, in this case, was less a religious deity than a shadowy stand-in for capitalism and authoritarianism.But despite his affinity for elaborate world-building and comic-book characterization, Owusu…
vote7.5 Bands: HOLD MY OWN Duration: 00:21:13 Available from: 04/17/2026 Label: Daze Style The hardcore community very often sees the birth and death of multiple projects created by the interchange of musicians within the scene, especially within the same geographical area.The frequenting of the same environments, the support of the groups and the infinite line-ups of every single concert only help the conception of new projects, more or less serious: some don't even make it to the recording studio, others develop quite quickly.The latter is the case of Hold My Own, who were born in 2021 as a bridge between…
About 15 years ago, Kwesi Darko, under his Blue Daisy alias, was hailed as the next Tricky or Burial or Flying Lotus or Massive Attack, depending on who you asked. His debut album, The Sunday Gift, offered all the playful energy associated with the experimental L.A. beat scene of the time, but rubbed with a distinctly London grit, Technicolor synths strobing across dark corners. He was tipped by tastemakers from Mojo to Mary Anne Hobbs and sent touring around the world—at which point Darko decided he’d had enough of other people’s expectations. Stubborn, mercurial, and determined to do things his…
