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Neil Young’s Producer Passes at 79

Elliot Mazer – better known as Neil Young’s producer – passed at 79 after suffering from dementia for years. Boonie Murray confirmed to Rolling Stone that a heart attack caused his death. Though he is already greatly missed, it’s not hard to say he lived his life to the very fullest. “Elliot loved music,” stated Murray. “He loved what he did; he was a perfectionist. Everybody has so much respect for him, and he’s been suffering for a couple years.”

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Ozzy Osbourne Still Hasn’t Received COVID Vaccine

Legendary Ozzy Osbourne has still been excluded from getting the COVID vaccine. However, he isn’t hesitant about getting the shot, even with all the ignorant accusations and conspiracy. His overall thought process is that he’s put so much shit in his body (and “snorted everything snotable”) how can the vaccine do much worse? 

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Behind the Song: Changes

David Bowie wrote perhaps his most career-defining single in the early 70s titled ‘Changes‘. The song marked his chart debut and became the anthem of youth’s freedom. ‘Changes‘ is a reflective song about defying your critics and stepping out on your own. The lyrics read “And these children that you spit on/As they try to change their worlds/Are immune to your consultations/They’re quite aware of what they’re going through.” The single was nothing but a masterpiece. 

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ALBUM REVIEW: Flowers and Lies

KAISER and the Machines of Creation (also known as KMC3) recently released their brilliant album titled ‘Flowers and Lies.’ While individual songs are reminiscent of soft 70s rock, others are utterly eerie, unique, and quite heavy hitting. The overall album was beyond satisfying. 

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Death From Above: New Single Announces Upcoming Album

The badass duo Death From Above 1979 has made yet another return. For nearly four years – since ‘Outrage! Is Now’- we’ve gotten nothing from them. However, the recently released single ‘One + One’ announced their fourth LP. To pre-order the album, click here, and to watch the music video for ‘One + One,’ go here. 

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ALBUM REVIEW: Absolute Disaster

Captain Frederickson is a DIY/indie band initially formed in 2015 Buffalo, NY. However, half of the band is currently in Reading, England. They put out their first single on May 2, 2018, titled ‘Toast Tuesday.’ With four other singles and an album available on Spotify, they plan to publish ‘Absolute Disaster’ on February 12.  

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Behind the Song: Basket Case

The song Basket Case featured in Green Day’s album Dookie was shockingly written in the group’s headquarters. A place of which singer Billie Joe Armstrong ate, smoked, slept, and recovered from harsh performances. It was less of a crashpad than it was a shabby student basement in California college of Berkley.  At the time, Billie was only 22 years old, and he heavily struggled with panic and anxiety-related disorders. Not only that, but the band was still trying to pick their feet up from the ground. They weren’t one of those groups that make the classics without really breaking a

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Marilyn Manson’s Post Following Abuse Claims

Actor Evan Rachel Wood opened up about being abused by musician Marilyn Manson this Monday. Wood claimed he started grooming her at a young age and the abused lasted throughout their relationship, which began in 2007 (Wood was 19 and Manson was 38). Wood wrote in the form of an Instagram post, “The name of my abuser is Brian Warner, also known to the world as Marilyn Manson. I was brainwashed and manipulated into submission. I am done living in fear of retaliation, slander, or blackmail. I am here to expose this dangerous man and call out the many industries

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Taylor Momsen’s Response to Rock’s “Gender Divide”

The Pretty Reckless’ frontwoman, Taylor Momsen, has recently shared her thoughts on the gender divide in the rock industry. As a little girl, Momsen’s musical idols all happened to be male, but as she tells The Forty-Five, it wasn’t because of what “was going on in their pants.” She worshiped John Lennon, The Beatles, and Chris Cornell because she “connected to what they were saying and what they were emoting.” She continues saying, “You should judge music simply on what’s the best song/who’s the best singer. That should have nothing to do with your sex or gender… Good people are

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