If books were not political, there would be no reason to ban them.
I suppose it’s a little odd that I prefer an artist because of a remix that wasn’t on their album, but I think you’ll soon understand with Capital Tax, also known as T.M.D. (Total Mind Devastator).
After nearly two years of collaboration with meticulous producer Michael Beinhorn on their 2002 album Untouchables, Korn made the decision to rush the production of their sixth studio album, 2003’s Take a Look in the Mirror, and rely more on the spontaneity and irrationality that had driven them in their formative years.
The National Civil Rights Museum debuted the contentious Kin Killin’ Kin exhibition in March 2019. Images by artist James Pate contrast the history of Ku Klux Klan terrorism with Black-on-Black violence.
From South East London, upcoming artist Ashley Stacey has just dropped his newest single “Do You Feel” an upbeat, jazzy tune.
The musical genre known as “the blues” emerged around the turn of the 20th century. It is composed using a distorted pentatonic scale and a call-and-response song form.
Frank Bello, bassist of Anthrax believes that the approaching Pantera shows, following the group’s reunion, will be “great for metal.”
As a result of the company that produced the Stem Player used to release Donda 2 ending their relationship, Kanye West’s business portfolio has taken a further hit.
Brockhampton revealed at Coachella back in April that they were taking a break and would put out a last album later in the year. The Family, the album that was officially announced in October, was released this month as scheduled.