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He is gonna be your guy: Jet drummer Chris Cester makes his ‘long time coming’ frontman debut with Mystic Knights By

Back when Australian garage-rockers Jet were dominating aughts FM radio with their attitudinal, riffage-heavy bangers “Are You Gonna Be My Girl” and “Cold Hard Bitch,” drummer Chris Cester was sort...

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Falling Doves on their unreleased album with original Beatle Pete Best: ‘He plays like Marky Ramone. He really is a punk drummer.’ By

This week brings us a new album from Ringo Starr, who’ll also appear on his former bandmate Paul McCartney’s The Boys of Dungeon Lane album coming out May 29. But...

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Hangin’ Tuff with Kyle Thomas: King Tuff talks tacos, pickles, ice cream, cheese, ‘avocado baby voice,’ and returning to his rock roots By

King Tuff, aka neo-psychedelic singer-songwriter Kyle Thomas, is a modern-day renaissance man. When he’s not fronting the stoner-rock band Witch, occasionally playing with Ty Segall, or focused on his solo...

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After illness and burnout, Cannons get their ‘Glow’ back: ‘There is so much light that comes from making it through a tough situation and finding out how to move forward’ By

When Los Angeles indie-pop trio Cannons returned from their grueling Heartbeat Highway tour in late 2024, just as their career was really exploding, frontwoman Michelle Joy knew something wasn’t quite...

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Barbaranne Wylde on 40+ ‘never boring’ years with Zakk Wylde: ‘I would not know what to do with a husband that came home every night at 6 o’clock!’ By

Embed from Getty Images As Black Label Society release their 12th studio album, Engines of Demolition, that means that frontman Zakk Wylde — also known for his work with Pantera...

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How Whitney Tai made it through the dark to the ‘American Wasteland’: ‘Music is the one thing that’s saving me right now’ By

Alt-rock singer-songwriter Whitney Tai may have just released an unexpected cover of the theme song to That Thing You Do!, but her most recent full work, the epic concept album...

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Queer singer-songwriter Gatlin talks ketamine therapy, gay cats, dissociating, Florida Men, male drag, chosen family, and ‘re-finding God’: ‘Growing up, I was very much taught that I was born bad’ By

The Eldest Daughter, the debut album by Florida-born indie-folk artist Gatlin, might have been ever-so-slightly overshadowed by Taylor Swift’s The Life of Showgirl, which coincidentally featured a song called “Eldest...

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40+ years later, the fun keeps happening: Frankie Clarke remakes the Candy music video where her parents Gilby and Daniella first met By

When rocker Frankie Clarke (Frankie and the Studs, the Gourmandizers, Los Frankies) and her friend Kevin Preston (Prima Donna, Green Day) recently covered Candy’s “Whatever Happened to Fun,” they weren’t...

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Kyle Gass talks live album, Tenacious D’s future, and the year Tenacious D won the Best Metal Grammy over Slipknot, Motorhead, Mastodon, and Anthrax: ‘They were so unhappy about it’ By

Veteran musical comic (or is it comical musician?) Kyle Gass is reclining on a velour ‘70s sofa at Licorice Pizza Records, getting ready for his eponymous band’s very first in-store concert,...

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The Replacements’ mentor Peter Jesperson on the rebellious legacy of ‘Let It Be’: ‘They didn’t kiss people’s asses at record labels. They did quite the opposite. I think that’s part of what makes people interested in them still.’ By

In May 1980, legendary Minneapolitan music savant Peter Jesperson discovered the Replacements and went on to become their A&R rep, manager, producer, mentor, self-described “babysitter,” and the man sometimes described...

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