• Deal Means Frank Zappa Vault Exclusives to See Release Soon Enough

    It's been a big week for fans of Frank Zappa, as his estate has announced plans for an ambitious documentary on the iconic performer and now has let us in on an exclusive agreement with Universal Music to grant access to a huge amount of the performer's "vault."

  • Snarky Puppy, Metropole Orkest Debut Album 'Sylva' [REVIEW]

    Led by composer, producer, bassist Michael League, Snarky Puppy's 'Sylva' is an ambitious departure as Holland's Metropol Orkest, a 63-piece symphony, provide elongated intros and outros to each movement, thus creating a sophisticated cinematic feel.

  • David Banner Suing Lil Wayne & Cash Money Over Unpaid Royalties

    For months people have come out the wood works filing lawsuits against Cash Money Records such as Jas Prince, Turk, and of course Young Money front runner Lil Wayne. However, there has been a shift in developments as Wayne is currently being sued by rapper and music producer, David Banner for unpaid royalties after working on some of his prior projects.

  • David Guetta, Steve Aoki Remix Nursury Rhyme, 'Titanic' Theme at Tomorrowland

    Tomorrowland is always an interesting event with the biggest and best Djs from around the world coming together in one place to perform over three days in Boom, Belgium. The rain was one of the main headlines for attendees who had to dance and sleep in the foul weather, but for the rest of us at home, there was plenty to digest. As to be expected with one of the major dates on the EDM calendar, there were plenty of world premieres including two from David Guetta and Steve Aoki who premiered remixes of a nursery rhyme and the Titanic theme song respectively.

  • North Korea Tightening Ban on Music With House-to-House Searches

    North Korea is reportedly tightening the noose on banned music by ordering house-to-house searches to find and confiscate cassettes and CDs. Permanently paranoid, the ruthless Kim Jong-Un regime is looking to keep his vice-like grip on the North Korean people and extending the ban on music (both foreign and local) will do just that in their minds.

  • Taylor Swift Probably Won't Star in John Green's 'Looking for Alaska' Movie

    John Green's movies have been known to make some unorthodox casting choices, with model Cara Delevigne starring in the new film adaptation of Paper Towns. But, don't expect Taylor Swift to star in the Looking for Alaska movie. After the popular YA author joked that the "Bad Blood" singer should play every role in his next movie, he's now had to clarify that, you know, it's probably not going to happen.

  • U2 Play 'Two Hearts Beat As One' Live for First Time in 26 Years [WATCH]

    About a month ago, U2 sound-checked "Two Hearts Beat as One," a song they haven't played live since the Dublin's Point debut in December 1989. Fans have impatiently awaited the moment they'd dust off the song for a live version and at Monday night's Madison Square Garden gig, the wondering was put to an end.

  • Luke Bryan Admits Confederate Flag Is "Symbol of Racism"

    Luke Bryan may be a good ol' Southern boy, but don't expect him to be holding up the Confederate flag anytime soon. Though the "Kick the Dust Up" singer rarely gets political, in a recent interview he opened up about the connotations of the Confederate flag in the wake of the Charleston shootings, admitting that it is no longer a symbol of Southern pride but one of racism.

  • Chet Faker, Banks Remix 'Built On Glass' Song "1998"

    Chet Faker and Banks have unveiled a new version of the "Gold" singer's 'Built On Glass' track "1998." The original has been one of the bigger tracks from Faker's album and was performed live on "Jimmy Kimmel" earlier this year.
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