71 Results for "the chain gang of 1974"
Watch kids react to Black Sabbath: “Isn’t Ozzy Osbourne in this band?”
[Photo by: FBE/YouTube] Ah, Fine Brothers Entertainment have outdone themselves yet again. This time around, they had kids react to Black Sabbath, and their responses are truly priceless. “They sound like they could haunt you in your sleep,” one youngster responded. Read more: After 49 years, Black Sabbath have split up The video features children ranging from […]
beabadoobee looks to the past on the 1975-produced “Last Day On Earth”
Indie-pop artist beabadoobee is looking to the past in her nostalgic new single “Last Day On Earth,” co-written and produced by the 1975’s Matty Healy and George Daniel. Following the release of her debut full-length, Fake It Flowers, in October, the new track will appear on beabadoobee’s newly announced Our Extended Play EP. Also produced […]
Picturesque (Equal Vision) soar on new single, "Fake Fiction"
Lexington, Kentucky's Picturesque are premiering “Fake Fiction,” a soaring new single set to appear on their debut studio album. Arriving in 2017 on Equal Vision Records, the LP was recorded in Los Angeles, CA with producer Erik Ron (Saosin, Issues, Too Close To Touch, Sylar). “The song is about staying in an unhealthy relationship when the […]
These are the 10 greatest final girls in horror movies
They are horror’s sole survivors—the women who take on deadly monsters, masked killers and terrifying aliens on their own terms. From Halloween’s Laurie Strode to Scream’s Sidney Prescott, the final girl has been a staple of horror movies since the early 1970s. An alternately empowering and problematic character, the final girl, as defined by author […]
Emarosa announce fall tour and other news you might have missed today
Emarosa reveal a headlining tour, Counterparts release a new live video with footage from Warped Tour, and Hatebreed plan to celebrate their first two albums! Check out some of the news you might have missed today below. Read more: The inside of Danzig's house is bizarre AF—these photos prove it Emarosa hit the road [Photo […]
15 bands who are crucial to the history of noise music
When it initially blasted into the world from New York’s Lower East Side almost concurrently with punk in 1977, it was dubbed no wave. Village Voice critic Robert Christgau referred to it as “skronk,” an onomatopoeia based around the general guitar sound. He uncharitably dubbed its ’80s practitioners “pigfucker” bands. This writer’s personal name for […]
These 15 punk albums of 1990 set the tone for the decade
Welcome to the best punk albums of 1990. True, the Sunset Strip glam metallers’ omnipresence seemingly denied punk ever happened. Oddly, the bands all wore shredded Sex Pistols or Ramones T-shirts, grasping for some sorta punk credibility. They’d never get it. That was more speed metal’s province. Yet, speed-metal kings Metallica, who continually cited punk […]
10 classic '80s underground moments from the movie 'Urgh! A Music War'
In the ’80s, there were plenty of great recordings that came out of the nascent new-wave and punk scenes. But one of the single greatest documents of the period was actually a movie. Urgh! A Music War was the 1981 concert film that featured 36 bands from the U.S. and U.K. playing live. The film […]
15 essential post-punk bands who represent the evolution of the genre
Post-punk had to happen. Punk rock opened all this space for people to make exactly the kind of art or culture that the disenfranchised had been imagining in their heads, and maybe had limited means or skills by which to make it. But what if you didn’t want to crank out recharged three-chord rock ’n’ […]
The top 15 punk albums of 1978 that still rock today
Punk in 1978: The Sex Pistols broke up in San Francisco and were about to become an asset in a legal battle, despite “new” material being issued. The Damned also dissolved and then reassembled as the Doomed, with Captain Sensible moving to lead guitar and Motörhead’s Lemmy briefly on bass before realizing they’d fare better […]
