Francis Ford Coppola’s highly anticipated film “Megalopolis” is making headlines as it gears up for its premiere at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Despite its high budget, the film is on the verge of being sold to a French distributor, Le Pacte. Negotiations are currently underway, but there are concerns […]
M Wagner (aka Matthew Wagner) is an electronic music artist currently based in Brooklyn, New York. New single ‘Never Gone’ is already one of our favourite songs this spring, thanks to its captivating beat structure and mesmerising soundscape. While electronic music might not be to everyone’s taste, this track presents listeners […]
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French investment house Ardian has officially unveiled a deal to sell a majority interest in U.K.-based audio mixing company Audiotonix. Ardian representatives reached out today with word of the sale agreement, which the investment house and Paris-headquartered private equity firm PAI Partners just recently finalized. For reference, Audiotonix has north […]
In an interview with Drumeo before Pantera’s headlining show from New York’s Madison Square Garden on February 22, drummer Charlie Benante spoke about his drum kit, playing at Madison Square Garden, and the inclusion of “Floods” in the setlist. Benante says “Floods” was late guitarist Dimebag Darrel’s favorite guitar solo…
Annihilator mastermind Jeff Waters has checked in with the following update about his Amerikan Kaos project to “get out some of that rock ‘n’ roll in me.” Waters says: “After 35 years of (17) Annihilator studio records, I finally get to start rolling out three solo records, to get out…
3 years ago today, Porter Robinson dropped his second artist album Nurture, which was his first body of work since Worlds (6 year difference between those two). And, just moments ago, Porter dropped the news regarding his third album. We’ve got a release date and title! SMILE! (yes, that is […]
You’ve seen photos of the bands everywhere, now meet some of the fans who were on Creed’s Summer of ’99 cruise.
Pillow Queens’ third album Name Your Sorrow is a raucous feat of passion and disdain that explores the many facets of sorrow. The Dublin quartet have returned with something that offers little new, but brings to light the weaknesses of previous albums in its refinement of their shortcomings. Toeing the […]