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Back in 2003, Metallica released what is maybe one of the most divisive metal albums of all time: St. Anger. Adding to the record’s already considerable lore is that the band promoted it by doing a collab commercial with AOL Internet. In what feels like a fever dream now, the ad plays out a very bizarre AOL Instant Messenger conversation between Metallica’s frontman, James Hetfield, and drummer, Lars Ulrich. “I’m […]

Dave Grohl recently revealed his favorite way to exit the stage after a concert, and it proves that he’s the world’s sweetest dad. During an appearance on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X, Grohl shared that his 11-year-old daughter Fifi has been walking him off the stage lately. Initially discussing the band’s backstage setup, Grohl revealed, “There’s a wardrobe room, and we have these cases where it’s just hanger after hanger […]

While many people have fond memories of and compliments for the late Clive Davis, others aren’t necessarily mourning him. Artists like TLC have had to essentially hold him hostage to get the money they deserved. People feel particularly sour about him continuing his party when Whitney Houston passed away. Now, neo-soul legend India.Arie is sharing her fair share of grievances over how Clive Davis handled artists in the past. In […]

Happy New Music Friday, friends! It’s been a very busy week in music, and narrowing down this list to just five songs was tough. As a bonus, I encourage you to jam the new tune from Surfaces, which you can hear by checking out our list of 5 impeccably written songs, with the band’s founder, Colin Padelicki. But first, scroll down the list and see what catches your ear! “Dehumanized” […]

1986 was a pretty good year for album releases, judging by the entries on this list. So, 40 years later, do they still have the same appeal that they had in their prime? We picked these three for consideration, which might be a bit of a no-brainer. ‘Licensed to Ill’ by the Beastie Boys Before Licensed to Ill put the Beastie Boys on the map in November 1986, they were […]