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The trio are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their album, Taking the Long Way The Chicks appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to perform their hit song “Not Ready to Make Nice.” The performance came in honor of the 20th anniversary of the group's Grammy Award-winning album, Taking the Long Way. Dressed in all red, the trio—Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire, and Emily Strayer—showcased the anthemic track alongside a band and strings section. Maguire brought in her signature fiddle playing as the musician shared vocals on the powerful song, released in response to the group being blacklisted for their comments regarding President…
Chile and extreme metal. If nowadays, thanks to the echo obtained from the works of groups such as Critical Defiance, Hellish, Mayhemic, Mortify, Ripper or Suppression, this combination cannot be said to be… Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Jack White's seventh album will be released on July 10th. It's called Frozen Charlottecontains 13 pieces and opens with the two songs contained in the single released in April GOD and the Broken Ribs And Demonic Derecho. A new piece entitled has also been released Dollar Bills.The release of the album was revealed in an unusual way, hiding the announcement in a promotional video from Third Man Records. The album later appeared on White's label website where it is explained that it is played with Patrick Keeler on drums, Dominic Davis on bass and Bobby Emmett on keyboards. It's the…
Dave Grohl created a funny gag, but the industry and streaming might take note Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Antonio Marino releases the single Distant Musicavailable on all digital platforms from June 5, 2026. The singer-songwriter, actor and vocal coach is fresh from the experience a The Voice Generations; and returns with a song that opens a new chapter in his artistic life. Distant Musicaccompanied by the official video clip visible on YouTubetells a real life episode that turns into a moment of reflection on lightness and everyday unexpected events. “Musica Lontana”, the new artistic chapter by Antonio Marino The song was born from a day at the seaside experienced by the artist among noises, voices and unexpected encounters.…
Over six records spanning nearly 20 years, Widowspeak have veered from plodding goth slow-burns to ambling, Rumours-indebted indie-rock songs. Their atmospheric releases feel like a series of rooms you step inside, where you can pick up the glass ashtray and nudge the shag carpet with your toes. On their seventh album, Roses, the band turns their curatorial instincts to romance, filling ten new songs with the froth and fantasy of a heart-shaped tub in a highway motel.At their best, these ballads have a whiff of Julee Cruise melodrama, a dreamy, Quaalude-induced haze. On “Wondering,” sung from the perspective of a…
Olivia Rodrigo lived out the ultimate teenage fantasy: writing a song for Robert Smith about how unhappy you are and being hugged by the lead singer of the Cure. The two had a surprise duet at Primavera performing a piece that will be on her new album and which has a very Robert Smith-like title, What's Wrong With Me?. What a beautiful moment of intergenerational gothic harmony. The god of 80s melancholy was proud and happy as he sang alongside Rodigo this great new song that he himself helped inspire. Who hasn't dreamed of making a list of all their…
vote8.0 Bands: BIG BRAVE Duration: 00:44:07 Available from: 12/06/2026 Label: Thrill Jockey Records Streaming not yet available. It is a process of increasingly radical reduction to the minimum terms that Big Brave are carrying out with their music. After years spent stunning, hammering, even disturbing, through a unique mix of noise rock, shoegaze and metal, with the splendid “A Chaos Of Flowers” they had portrayed themselves in a more intimate, rarefied, nocturnal dimension, completely or almost completely abandoning excruciating feedback, massive distortions, real heaviness.With “In Grief Or In Hope” the trio starts again from those painful and beautiful notes, filtering…
Remember when dubstep was good? Paris-born producer and DJ Beatrice M. certainly does: Their music calls back to the genre’s mid-2000s South London days, when dub implied reggae, Skream was a youthful prodigy, and Sonny Moore was the singer in a hardcore band.It was probably inevitable that this sound would come round again, with music’s proverbial 20-year fashion cycle once again raising its head. But Sinking, Beatrice M.’s debut album, released on the none-more-cerebral dubstep label Tectonic, has more to it than simple revival. On the one hand, the record is full of the recognizable traits of classic dubstep—the reggae-inspired…
Halfway through “Circa,” a highlight of the exquisite new Navy Blue record, Sage Elsesser asks the question central to his work: “Can’t you see that it’s all cyclical?” He’s emphasizing the fact that grief is nonlinear and unavoidable, but he places the question at the end of his verse, leaving it hanging in the air. The broad themes of Navy Blue’s music—depression, trauma, resilience, joy—are not static, unchanging experiences. They can come in waves, crashing violently against you before retreating to rebuild their energy. If you can recognize the patterns, the intervals at which they appear, you might be able…
