Category: Filthy Reads

A week ago Harry Styles announced his annoyingly titled new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, the follow-up to

There are many, many valid reasons to critique celebrities. Showing natural signs of aging should not be one of them.

Back in 2014, when Chuck D was the official ambassador for Record Store Day, the Public Enemy firebrand met Doors

Pop stars are complaining about their labels again. A few months ago Halsey said in an interview that Columbia wasn’t

The Richmond hardcore festival United Blood holds a special place in moshers’ hearts, and it was fondly missed when the

In April 1986, Bruce Hornsby and his band the Range released their debut album The Way It Is, and things

Rob Hirst, the founding drummer for Australian new wave greats Midnight Oil, has died. Hirst died due to complications from

NOFX were a band for more than 40 years. For that entire time, their lineup included singer/bassist Fat Mike and

Last October Tori Amos announced that her 18th studio album was on the way, that it’d be called In The

For all his concern about being exiled from the music industry and/or society, nobody cancels Morrissey more than Morrissey himself.

Poison haven’t performed together since their 2022 stadium tour opening for Mötley Crüe, but the hair metal hit-makers had been

Wilco threw their Mexican resort music festival Sky Blue Sky this past weekend at the Hard Rock Hotel in Riviera

Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day across the US, but in Tennessee it’s also Dolly Parton Day. The music

Last night Bruce Springsteen stopped by Asbury Park’s Light Of Day WinterFest for an unannounced appearance. (I hesitate to call

Tucker Zimmerman, the American musician who recruited his folk successors Big Thief to collaborate on his 2024 album Dance Of

Ten years ago, just two days after releasing his final album Blackstar, David Bowie passed away. Over the weekend the

Bob Weir died earlier this month at 78. The San Fransisco-born guitarist was best known for co-founding the Grateful Dead,

Actor/musicians Finn Wolfhard and A$AP Rocky were the stars of the first Saturday Night Live of 2026. It was host

The Mr. Bungle reunion has been in full swing since 2020. There have been some bumps, like when Mike Patton