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Pennsylvania grungegaze vets Superheaven had a surprise resurgence when their 2013 deep cut “Youngest Daughter” went viral on TikTok and shot up to their most played song on streaming services, and they’re continuing to leave an impact outside of their usual circle. Portland rage-rapper Yeat and his frequent producer BNYX sampled “Youngest Daughter” for their new single, “Go Again.” It kicks off with a manipulated clip of the iconic track, then the trap beats and the gurgled bars come in. Check it out below, and stay tuned for the video premiering at noon.

Yeat & BNYX sample Superheaven on new song "Go Again"

NY-via-Texas singer-songwriter Blair Howerton intended her first full-length album as Why Bonnie, 2022’s 90 in November, to be a country album; for its follow-up, she didn’t have a specific genre in mind, but plenty of country twang works its way into the songs on Wish on the Bone, along with tender folk and crunchy indie rock. “Three Big Moons,” with its soaring refrain of “Houston, we have a problem” is an immediate highlight, and one of the most country-leaning songs on the album; elsewhere, artists like Cat Power, Wednesday, and Land of Talk come to mind.

Why Bonnie names "10 Songs That Make Me Cry (In A Good Way)"

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	While fans continue the seemingly interminable wait for the proper follow-up to 2008’s 4:13 Dream, The Cure will slake their thirst for new music in October with the release of live versions of two new songs. After debuting some fresh tracks on the road over the past few years, the Robert Smith-led group will issue the two-song live 12″ single Novembre: Live in France 2022 on Oct. 1, marking their first official release of new music in 16 years.Travis Scott Marks 'Days Before Rodeo' Anniversary With Exclusive Vault Release




	The double A-side 12″ will have in concert versions of “And Nothing...

The Cure Releasing Live Versions of Two New Songs on Eco Vinyl

The Only Ones, the British rock band formed in the late 1970s, have carved out a niche with their distinctive blend of punk rock, power pop, and new wave. Renowned for their poignant lyrics and captivating melodies, they’ve left a lasting impact on the music scene. This article delves into the top 10 best songs by The Only Ones, showcasing their most memorable and influential tracks. From their iconic hit “Another Girl, Another Planet,” which remains a staple of alternative rock playlists, to other gems that reflect the band’s unique style and emotional depth, each song represents a piece of their storied career. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to their music, these tracks exemplify The Only Ones’ ability to blend raw energy with lyrical sophistication. Join us as we explore the best of The Only Ones and celebrate the songs that have cemented their place in rock history.

10 Best The Only Ones Songs of All Time

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Justin Timberlake had a pricey wristwatch, a vape pen, and over $300 in cash on him when he was arrested on DWI charges on eastern Long Island in June. Law enforcement officers discovered the singer, 43, holding a vape device, a Rolex watch, a gold band, and a wallet containing $306 in bills when he was arrested in Sag Harbor on June 18, as reported by the Daily Mail.

Justin Timberlake had a vape pen, Rolex, and $306 cash at the time of his DWI arrest: police report

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Looking to give your vinyl collection a boost? Check to see if you’re missing any of these very important rock albums of the 1970s. All six of these stellar records are essential listening for any 1970s rock music fan!. 1. ‘Horses’ by Patti Smith. The first release...

6 of the Most Important Rock Albums of the 1970s That Every Music Lover Should Own

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Sometimes, the acoustic versions of notably not-acoustic songs just hit better. It takes a certain kind of talent to strip down a song and make it sound brand-new. These five acoustic versions of hit songs are just a few that are (arguably) better than the originals. It all comes down to personal opinion and taste!

5 Acoustic Versions of Hit Songs That Are Arguably Better Than the Originals

Classic rock is a genre that has defined generations, offering timeless anthems that resonate across age groups and cultures. The best classic rock songs of all time capture the spirit of rebellion, freedom, and the enduring power of music. These tracks, spanning the late 1960s to the 1980s, have become the soundtrack to countless memories and milestones. From the electrifying riffs of Led Zeppelin and the soulful blues of The Rolling Stones to the poetic storytelling of Bob Dylan and the experimental sounds of Pink Floyd, classic rock has produced some of the most iconic and influential songs in music history. Each song on this list represents a unique moment in time, embodying the raw energy, emotion, and creativity that defines the genre. Whether it’s the anthemic choruses that fill stadiums or the introspective lyrics that speak to the soul, these classic rock songs have left an indelible mark on the world. This list of the Top 15 Best Classic Rock Songs of All Time celebrates the enduring legacy of these tracks, each a masterpiece that continues to inspire and captivate listeners, ensuring their place in the pantheon of rock ‘n’ roll legends.

15 Best Classic Rock Songs of All Time

The 1960s, 70s, and 80s was a golden era for rock music. It was a time when bands experimented with new sounds and created some of the most memorable songs ever. While many hits from that decade have remained in the spotlight, some great tracks often get overlooked. Here are 15 classic rock anthems that everyone should know, filled with energy, passion, and unique style.

15 Classic Rock Anthems Everyone Should Know

Frontwoman Debbie Harry and guitarist Chris Stein started the band in 1974 New York City. Considered one of the first new wave punk bands of its time, the band found great commercial success in Australia and the United Kingdom, while it was primarily considered underground in the United States.

Quiz: All Boomers Should Recognize These 30 Musicians Who Rose to Fame in the 70s

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New Orleans ska band Bad Operation have been one of the most beloved bands in the New Tone Ska scene (named after a term they coined) since pretty much the moment they formed. Members previously played in Fatter Than Albert, The Flaming Tsunamis, PEARS, and other bands, and Bad Operation formed with a clear, unique focus and vision that separated them from all of their past bands and all of their peers. From their black-and-white aesthetic to a version of ska that had very little to do with the American ska-punk boom, the influence of 2 Tone was clear (hence the punny “New Tone” designation), and Bad Op borrowed from 2 Tone in a way that looked to the past to shape the future. Their 2020 debut album was received as an instant-classic, they kept the energy going on a 2023 split EP with Joe Gittleman (ex-Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Avoid One Thing), and today they return with another new single ahead of a tour with The Suicide Machines, HEY-SMITH, Kill Lincoln, and others.

Bad Operation release new song "I Don't Wanna Know" ahead of tour with Suicide Machines & more

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Our friends at AltPress and Marshall are putting on a free NYC show with Sweet Pill, Taraneh, Dirt Buyer, and a DJ set from Body Meat. It happens at Baby’s All Right on September 13, and you can RSVP for free entry. There will be “surprises from Marshall and AltPress while supplies last,” and attendees will be among the first to see AltPress’ new fall issue.

Sweet Pill announce free NYC show w/ Taraneh & Dirt Buyer

Brooklyn, NY

When Jeff Rosenstock announced his “potentially infinite” residency at Brooklyn’s Warsaw back in May, he said as long as it kept selling out, he’d keep adding more shows. The residency ended up extending to seven shows and it began last week, with all shows sold out except night seven, which happens Thursday (8/29) with JER. Well, that show just finally sold out yesterday, so Jeff has kept his promise and he added an eighth show happening Friday (8/30) at Warsaw with support from AJJ (playing in the classic duo form of Sean Bonnette and Ben Gallaty that they had way back in the day). Tickets are on sale now.

Jeff Rosenstock's NYC residency has had guests, covers, new songs & more + 8th night added!

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Tiles guitarist Chris Herin will release his star-studded debut solo album Hiding In Plain Sight in November

Former Jethro Tull members Martin Barre and Doane Perry guest on new Chris Herin single

‘This is a game changer.’ Ordering off the kid’s menu comes with a certain set of expectations. Small portions, lower prices—possibly an age restriction—but generally, nothing too off-base as far as ordering food.

‘For $6, who cares?’: Applebee’s customer shocked after ordering both adult and kids’ cheeseburgers

For those of a certain age, it can be hard to come to grips with the fact that rock music from the 1990s can be classified today as classic rock. For some it feels like those days were just yesterday with MTV, alternative rock radio, and grunge bands hitting the scene. Ah, how time flies.

3 Songs for People Who Say They Don’t Like 1990s Classic Rock

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Here are 10 songs that defined the "college rock" era. Before alternative rock was everywhere in the '90s, you had to hunt to find the up-and-coming bands and more often than not, the journey led you to college radio stations! So for the longest time, before "alternative" became a thing, college rock led you to the left of the dial in pursuit of cool rock music that most mainstream stations were overlooking.

WTF Is College Rock? – 10 Songs That Defined the Pre-Grunge Alternative Era

It’s been a full decade since TV on the Radio last released an album, 2014’s very good , and they haven’t played live since opening for Weezer at Madison Square Garden in 2019. But it looks like they’ve finally got something up their sleeves, as they wiped their website and their Instagram of everything except a band logo and a mailing list signup.

TV on the Radio teasing something?

Here’s a roundup of recent tour news. Check the Tour Dates category for more. Origami Angel have announced a few acoustic in-store performances to celebrate the release of their new album Feeling Not Found. They’ll play NYC’s Rough Trade on 9/26, Philly’s Creep Records on 9/27, and Baltimore’s The Sound Garden on 9/28. The band will be on tour starting in late October including a NYC show at Webster Hall on 11/24.

Tour news: Oasis, Ween, Neil Young, Nada Surf, Origami Angel, Dromfest, Cell ('90s band), Wussy Duo, more

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13 New Songs Out Today

THE LAST DINNER PARTY – “THIS TOWN AIN’T BIG ENOUGH FOR BOTH OF US” (SPARKS COVER) The new deluxe Acoustics and Covers version of The Last...

13 New Songs Out Today

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