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Syd was still in her teens when she began to change the sound of pop and R&B. That's when she and friends like Tyler, the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, and Frank Ocean started releasing music and calling themselves the Odd Future collective, with Syd's childhood bedroom in LA serving as their main hub and creative space. But that was nearly two decades ago, and Syd's perspective on life as a millennial has changed. “I have a theory that I came up with last night,” the singer and producer tells me over an iced espresso with vanilla and almond milk at a…

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«The Twin Towers collapsed thanks to controlled demolition». Roger Waters said it, they are relaunching a conspiracy theory that has been widespread for almost a quarter of a century, regarding the terrorist attack of September 11, which according to the musician was not such.Guest of Pier Morgan Uncensoredthe English journalist's YouTube talk show, Waters began by saying that “what really happened on September 11, 2001 is absolutely important for all of us human beings because it influenced what happened from that day on for the next 25 years with the war on terror” by the United States.“Thousands and thousands of…

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We are fans of the Evil Dead movies. We’ve always loved director Sam Raimi‘s go-for-broke brio, his proof-of-concept examples of how Three Stooges-style slapstick could pair nicely with Grand Guignol levels of gore, the way the films took modest budgets and simple ingredients — kids, demons, a cabin in the woods — and somehow used them to create gonzo horror soufflés. Despite the in-house mythology becoming more complicated once things moved to the small screen, the sheer pleasures of the series remained. It was the rare modern-horror franchise to revolve around a hero (shout-out to Ash Williams) rather than an…

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Dark bangs, a lace shirt, and the most agonized kidney stone grimace. A woman stands before a microphone with a pop filter, barely moving except to wrench out cavernous screams and arch her shoulders like she’s shadowboxing a traumatic memory. At one point, she plummets from a falsetto to a guttural belted groan with no fade in or moment for breath. This cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Doomed,” a metal song about embracing the darkness, has amassed over 50 million plays across YouTube and Spotify since it dropped in February. The artist’s name is Maphra, and that’s basically all…

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There's nothing Olivia Rodrigo loves more than celebrating her musical inspirations. The popstar brought that fervor to a guest appearance on the latest episode of Jeopardy!, where she announced the show's special “Women in Music” category. “I'll have clues about some of the amazing singers who have inspired me,” Rodrigo said in a clip before going on to highlight Beyoncé, Gwen Stefani, Alanis Morissette, St. Vincent, and Sarah McLachlan's all-women music festival Lilith Fair. Rodrigo said that she watched Beyoncé's “great” performance of “If I Were a Boy” at the 2010 Grammys “over and over” for the Jeopardy! prompt. It's…

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Artist is on the road, supporting Maren Morris Scout Willis belts a powerhouse kiss-off to a faithful lover on her grandiose, new gospel-rock song, “Honey, I.” “Honey, I … I don't have to, I don't have to love you to love me,” she sings in the chorus. Her voice sounds playful, vulnerable, and brash at times, reflecting the lyrics as she affirms her self-worth as her voice climbs with the melody. The song will appear on an upcoming album, which will come out via 10K Projects, part of Atlantic Music Group. The song follows the release of her songs “It…

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In May 2019 we wished the most classic good luck to the Dutch musician Michel Jonker who, after years of militancy within the death metal scene, had… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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After bringing home two sold out dates at San Siro (here are our photos), and with a summer tour still underway, Sfera Ebbasta has announced the new dates for the 2027 tour.For now only four appointments – in Milan, Turin, Bologna, Rome – but which will probably expand given the numbers that the trapper usually reaches. It starts on January 30th at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, continuing on February 3rd at the Palazzo dello Sport in Rome, on the 6th at the Unipol Dome in Milan and on the 13th at the Unipol Arena in Bologna.Tickets for the LIVE…

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Sex Pistols have announced a new reissue of their 1996 live album ‘Filthy Lucre Live’ to mark 30 years since the band’s shock reunion. The album captured their performance at London’s Finsbury Park on June 23, 1996, with Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock back on stage together in one of the decade’s most unexpected returns. Now, ‘Filthy Lucre Live’ is set to be reissued on November 20 via UMR as a 2LP red vinyl set and single CD, featuring bonus tracks ‘No Fun’ and ‘Buddies’ for the first time on the release. Pre-order your copy here. ‘No Fun’ was the band’s cover of The Stooges’…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. After thoroughly thrashing the US in the Round of 16, Belgium will face Spain in what's likely to be a much tougher game for the Red Devils. Spain earned their spot in the quarterfinals after edging past Portugal in stoppage time, in a drawn-out match that Cristiano Ronaldo said afterwards would be his last World Cup appearance. At a Glance: How to Watch the Spain vs. Belgium Quarterfinal Match Spain is the favorite heading into the semis but…

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