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Tenacious D's Kyle Gass tells Moe how he's personally saving General Motors from collapse, because somebody had to tell them to check out what Japan is doing.
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Tenacious D's Kyle Gass tells Moe how he's personally saving General Motors from collapse, because somebody had to tell them to check out what Japan is doing.
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Derek of Pretty Lights on his first festival season: the nerves before the tent fills up, the packed crowds, and nothing but love everywhere he's played.
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Two 50th anniversary editions of Sad Wings of Destiny. The original masters edition is out today on Solar Flare vinyl, and a remixed and remastered cut lands in November.
Carla Harvey's The Violent Hour announced their debut album Pretty Girls Do Ugly Things for January 22, 2027, with John 5 and Zakk Wylde on the guest list.
New single Warrior Spirit plus a 30-plus date 2027 tour with Doom Regulator playing live for the first time ever. Punk royalty all over this one.
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What has evolved in hip-hop is that it's super-global.
The more adventure there is in music, the more I think the rewards are.
The drum is the heartbeat, and the bass is the backbone.
I am saving General Motors from their ultimate collapse.
Just walking the walk, you know, just being yourself. Don't try to copy anybody, just be yourself and own it.
I explode. So don't stand directly in front of me.
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Scored 9.5/10. Ragtime revival done right, front-porch soul with a wink.
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