Babylon releases ‘jackass forever’ merch collection ahead of movie
The Los Angeles-based brand Babylon has announced a collaboration with ViacomCBS Consumer Products and the Jackass crew. They have created a new capsule collection ahead of the release of jackass forever. The collection features Johnny Knoxville‘s signature green cardigan, a beanie with devil horns and a vintage-washed military jacket with doodles all over it. There’s...
Nova Twins announce new album ‘Supernova,’ release video for “K.M.B.”
Nova Twins have announced their new album Supernova, due out June 17 via Marshall Records. They’ve also released a video for their new single “K.M.B.” Amy Love and Georgia South spoke about the new album in a press release. “Supernova is the beginning of a new era. As we delved into the unknown, making this album...
Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame nominations: Rage Against The Machine, Beck and more
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced the nominees for 2022. A total of 17 acts have been nominated, including New York Dolls, MC5, Kate Bush and DEVO. Seven of the nominees have been nominated for the first time. The first timers include Eminem, Beck, Duran Duran, Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie, Carly Simon...
Korn release “Lost In The Grandeur” ahead of new album 'Requiem'–listen
Korn have released “Lost In The Grandeur” ahead of their upcoming album Requiem. The track follows the releases of “Start The Healing” and “Forgotten.” The band’s latest project is due out Friday (Feb. 4). Ahead of the band’s new album, guitarist Brian “Head” Welch spoke to Metal Hammer about the band’s relationship to nü metal....
Interstate Music is supporting rising musicians with the 2022 IMAs
*** Please note this is a paid editorial. *** When Interstate Music say they support new artists, they mean it. Whether sharing knowledge gleaned from decades of experience in an ever-changing industry or launching multiple ventures intended solely to showcase emerging artists, they’re doing it like no one else. Here’s how… Read more: Emo’s Not...
Meet Me @ The Altar need the world to see their artistry before their race
When I ask Edith Johnson, the formidable frontwoman of pop-punk outfit Meet Me @ The Altar, which emotion perfectly describes her past year, her answer surprises me. “Bittersweet,” she responds, still sounding and appearing bright from the other side of the screen with her blue-and-pink braids framing her face and her black lipstick ornamenting her...