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If you aren't convinced that artificial intelligence will soon turn a sentient robot against humanity, then maybe you will be now. Doctoral candidate at Georgia Tech's Center for Music Technology, Mason Bretan, has released a new video in which he jams jazz with some new friends--er--I mean robots. -
Hungarian Pianist Gergely Bogányi Creates "Revolutionary" New Piano with Composite Soundboard, Unveils it in Budapest
A new piano has been introduced by Hungarian pianist Gergely Bogányi that he believes will revolutionize the world of piano playing. The Bogányi piano, named for the man himself, offers the cryptic promise of “Sound Beyond Time,” and was unveiled on Tuesday in Budapest. -
Michael Jackson's Family Asks for Retrial in 2013 Lawsuit Against AEG Live About Drug-Induced Death
Michael Jackson's mother Katherine Jackson and the children of the deceased pop icon got their day in court as lawyers for the involved parties argued that the lawsuit the family brought against AEG Live LLC during 2013 should receive a new trial. The family had alleged that the concert promoter was responsible for providing Jackson with the services of Conrad Murray, the doctor who applied a lethal dose of propofol and other drugs. Still, the Jacksons face an uphill battle in getting a new decision. -
Paramore Announces "Smaller" Spring Tour With Copeland [SCHEDULE]
Hayley Williams and Paramore are putting the finishing touches on the "the Self-Titled era," referring to their eponymous 2013 album that produced the Top-10 hit "Ain't It Fun." -
Joey Bada$$ Thinks The Government Is Tapping His Phone [WATCH]
Joey Bada$$ thinks the government is out to get him and he believes he has proof. Ever since a photo of Malia Obama surfaced on the internet wearing a Pro Era shirt, Joey Bada$$'s clothing brand, the government has been investigating a potential security breach into Malia's online activities and devices. In a recent interview with Sway in the Morning on Sirius XM, Bada$$ discussed in large part the new album B4.DA.$$ and the reception to it, but also revealed that he may be being watched by the federal government. -
Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock Announce First World Tour in 37 Years; Check Out Full List of Dates
Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock, two of the greatest living jazz musicians, have announced a dual-headlining world tour that will kick off in Seattle during March. The pair have toured together before but it's been a while, lasting co-headlining during 1978. Both legendary pianists will appear onstage together, according to Billboard. A trek through Australia, Asia and more European dates will reportedly come later this year. -
'American Idol' Season 14 Recap & Review: New Orleans Auditions Bring Out the Songwriters and Artists
American Idol season 14 has already seen us in the hometowns of Keith Urban (Nashville) and Jennifer Lopez (New York City), so it was high time we visited the most hilarious judge's hometown: yes, Harry Connick Jr.'s New Orleans. And in the final night of the third week of auditions, we finally got there. -
Pete Doherty Premieres Amy Winehouse Tribute "Flags of the Old Regime" [LISTEN]
Today (Jan. 22), a new solo track by Libertines frontman Pete Doherty, titled "Flags of the Old Regime," premiered on BBC Radio 1, but you can check it out for yourself here. The track finds the garage-rocker taking a more subdued approach, employing an acoustic guitar, organ, a string section and some minimal percussion for a heartbreaking tribute to his late friend Amy Winehouse. According to reports, the song will see an official release in March with all proceeds going towards the Amy Winehouse Foundation. -
Electric Love Festival Announces 2015 Lineup Phase 1: Tiësto, Alesso, Oliver Heldens Headlining
One of Austria's largest music festivals, Electric Love, has announced the first wave of artists who will be headed to Salzburg in July. Tiësto, Alesso and Oliver Heldens will lead the first batch of DJs with many more also performing. In its third edition, the festival has managed to assert itself in the crowded European festival market with a variety of different styles and genres including drum n' bass, electro, hardstyle and progressive house. -
Junk Mail: Fall Out Boy 'American Beauty/American Psycho' Album Review
AB/AP was an ambitious effort that showed the band experimenting with new ways construct a song. Overall, it maintained the sound I expected from the band. There were details and choices they made that I found interesting, but I don't think it's an album I'll end up revisiting. That said, I think Fall Out Boy fans will be happy with this effort. -
Jack White, 50 Cent, Austin Mahone & More Get Topps Baseball Cards Commemorating First Pitches
Who says that baseball cards are just for athletes? Today (Jan. 22), the legendary Topps baseball card brand announced its first series of baseball cards for 2015, and the new packs are set to include some limited edition cards featuring celebrities during their first pitches. Amongst those listed, notable baseball enthusiast Jack White will be receiving his own card, in addition to musicians such as 50 Cent, Austin Mahone and Macklemore. -
Bobby Shmurda Brooklyn Gun Charges Dismissed, Rapper To Appear In Court January 29, Attorney Confirms
Although he's not out of the woods yet, Bobby Shmurda's making headway in his current legal situation. After being indicted on a variety of charges last year, REVOLT reports that the Brooklyn rapper, born Ackquille Pollard, has been cleared of one of his charges.
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