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Joshua Homme’s Desert Sessions Release New Music Videos In Association With The New York Film Academy

May 28, 2020

Joshua Homme’s Desert Sessions collective is proud to unveil the first fruits of its expansion into visual collaboration: Homme’s recent meetings with students at the New York Film Academy’s Los Angeles campus have resulted in unique works by two filmmakers, each of whom was given a production budget to translate the music and lyrics of the Desert Sessions into their own vision.

The Top 10 Clubs And Gig Venues In Las Vegas

May 28, 2020

The biggest names in entertainment all over the world are always attracted to the Las Vegas clubbing and music scene. Most people visit Las Vegas to enjoy the bustling nightlife and casino scene, but there are some other things for you to do. If casinos are a must, you can check out some top sites providing an authentic casino site experience, whilst you’re spending your time at some of the clubs and venues on this list.

No Longer Lost: Exclusive Interview With Nouvelle Vague’s Olivier Libaux

November 11, 2019

French musician and producer, Olivier Libaux (Nouvelle Vague) presents ‘The Lost EP’. It is the second volume of songs under Libaux’s project, Uncovered Queens of The Stone Age. Liam Anthony interviewed Olivier about the inspiration behind his music.

Broncho – ‘Big City Boys’

January 24, 2019

Broncho deliver a unique blend of indie- and garage-rock which was recognised by Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age as being exactly the right mix to support them on their ‘Villains’ Tour.

MADDISON – ‘RECOVERY’

June 19, 2018

Maddison, from Chepstow in South Wales, cite their inspirations as coming from the likes of Foo Fighters, Queens Of The Stone Age, and Muse, but after listening to their new EP, ‘Recovery’, we feel their sound is possibly influenced by artists from closer to home, such as Manic Street Preachers.

DOCTOR BEAT – Punk Icon Rat Scabies on The Damned, Drumming And His ‘Indulgent’ Debut Solo Album ‘PHD’

May 31, 2018

More than 40 years after The Damned lit the blue touch paper for the punk rock revolution, original drummer Rat Scabies is busier than…

Queens of the Stone Age – ‘The Way You Used To Do’

November 28, 2017

The video for Queens Of The Stone Age’s ‘The Way You Used To Do’ has been described by Billboard as “a Satanic Fever Dream.” The first single from their album, ‘Villains’, it was originally released exclusively to Apple Music, and topped the Billboard charts. It’s now also been released on Vevo, and has almost cracked the million mark in its first week.

Ger Fox Sailing Merge Wexford Talent With Debut Self Titled Album

August 23, 2017

The self titled debut album from Wexford band Ger Fox Sailing is not what you first expect. Initially the listener might think they’re all grunge and inward looking, but a closer inspection reveals a quality album filled not with angst, but contemplation.

CLEVER SWINES – Boss Hog On Trump, New Album Brood X And Those Naked Show Rumours

March 4, 2017

Well they made us wait awhile, but now Boss Hog are back with a vengeance. After a 17-year hiatus, they’ve been out on the road…

SPiN “Dig Your Own Grave”

February 1, 2017

SPiN is the sort of band which fully understands that rock music works best when it’s performed live. The band is known for their devotion to performing: headlining their own gigs, or supporting the likes of Halestorm, Fule, Hinder, Puddle Of Mud, and many more in more than 600 shows across 25 states of the US. Their latest track, ‘Dig Your Own Grave’, from their new EP, ‘Meant To Rise’, is a crusher of a song reminiscent of Queens Of The Stone Age, and The Black Keys.