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The band’s new album, I Built You a Tower, arrives on June 5 Death Cab for Cutie stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to showcase their recent single, “Riptides.” The rock band took the late-night show stage for an energetic performance of the track, which reflects on the challenge of dealing with personal struggles as the world goes through even larger losses and struggles. “I’m too tired to talk, I’m too tired to end the war,” frontman Ben Gibbard croons on the mid-tempo single. “And I can’t seem to hold it together anymore/ I’m too tired to start, I can’t bring…

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On the latest episode of The Daily ShowJon Stewart recounted the drama behind the Freedom 250 concert that he has “so been looking forward to.” Stewart explained that the live concert series, set to be held in Washington, DC, has “run into some problems.” Several of the originally-announced performers, including Bret Michaels and Martina McBride, have dropped out citing political concerns. “Damn, they didn't want to be a part of Donald Trump's personal and political concert,” Stewart said. “Is anyone still performing?” He then cut to a clip of Vanilla Ice expressing his excitement for the concert, which is being…

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Immortal like vampires, The 69 Eyes have survived almost four decades unscathed: starting at the end of the 1980s as a glam band, in the wake of their compatriots Hanoi Rocks, on the eve… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM

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Anticipated by the individual Tower of Babel, Paolo Santo Superstar (Early Years / Atlantic Records / Warner Music Italy) is the first official album by Paolo Santo which, after collaborations with Tananai And Davide Simonetta in the song Miss Oklahoma and with Annalisa in Poisonedreturns with a work conceived as a microworld. Listening to the seven tracks contained within it seems to be in front of a screen, a painting. But more than from the world of cinema or art, Paolo Santo Superstar draws inspiration from the rock opera form, ideally recalling Jesus Christ Superstarbut moving the center towards a…

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Knocked Loose will carry on with their Metallica tour, despite their guitarist being hit by a car and their singer suffering from Bell’s Palsy. The Kentucky hardcore band are currently serving as one of the support acts for the UK and European leg of Metallica’s ‘M72’ tour, with big shows set to come at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, Cardiff’s Principality Stadium and the London Stadium in the coming weeks – see all dates and ticket info here. The band, who also have dates opening for Bring Me The Horizon in Poland coming up, have confirmed that they will continue with all of their dates, despite suffering multiple recent setbacks. Frontman Bryan…

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Anyone who has spoken at a funeral can appreciate the delicate balance of honesty and sentimentality in effect on Hold Onto Me Infinity, a pop album about grief. Vocalist and multimedia artist Hayden Dunham performs today as Hyd, but first made their name in 2014 as QT of “Hey QT.” They’re a veteran of the PC Music house style, and a test case for how its signatures can be tweaked to new ends. In some respects, Hold Onto Me Infinity is a straightforward record of contemporary electropop, with few outright surprises. But Hyd unsettles this arrangement with their deadpan affect,…

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While some might assume the Season Three finale of Euphoria would be the toughest for its talented roster of stars to film, Alexa Demie revealed that the show's second installment was the “hardest season, by far.” When speaking to iD for a conversation with novelist Ottessa Moshfegh, Demie detailed her growth throughout Euphoria's blockbuster three-season run and her relationship with Hollywood. For the 35-year-old actress, who played the magnetic and calculating “It Girl” Maddy Perez, filming the final season “truly felt like the third act of my journey with the show and I felt held.” In contrast, by the end…

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The debut of the Heimito Künst project left one stunned by its construction and the nature of the sounds. A first whirlwind step from which the kraut-inspired low-fidelity structures gradually turned towards more accessible and more enjoyable results. This process culminated in 2024 in the interesting collaboration with Dennis Callaci, oriented towards the exploration of the song form. What remains unchanged is the lysergic attitude, the lo-fi attitude and the Teutonic roots of the sound. With “Vol.3” literary inspiration returns – it's up to Thomas Bernhard to act as godfather – and the discussion of normalization of the material continues.…

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Mabe Fratti and Bill Orcutt’s collaboration didn’t begin colorfully or dramatically; Fratti just liked Orcutt and said so publicly, prompting Orcutt to reach out, which resulted in their working—remotely, mostly—on a series of pieces. Both are busy and prolific, which sometimes makes picking highlights in their discographies difficult, but Almost Waking registers as immediately special. Orcutt and Fratti understand each other, and their collaboration might be the most relaxed, generous music either has made.If there is a loose theme to the eight pieces on Almost Waking, it might be “freedom of movement.” The dark clouds have dissipated from Orcutt’s guitar.…

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