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Robert Smith: new The Cure song is “10 Minutes of Intense Doom and Gloom”

Robert Smith has revealed that he's spent most of this wild, chaotic year locked inside finishing off The Cure's first new record in 12 years, as well as chipping away at a solo album.

RHCP bassist Flea just discovered Cannibal Corpse and fans are loving his reaction

Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea is one of the most talented bassists of our time, but even the most esteemed artists love to hear new things.

Flea has paid tribute to former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea has paid tribute to former bandmate Jack Sherman, who passed away last month.

System of a Down’s John Dolmayan slams those attacking his business over political views

John Dolmayan has taken to social media to blast those who take issue with him speaking out about his political opinion.

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Support local musicians during lockdown with these community radio picks

Edge Radio's Aeron Clark shares a list of local tracks from community radio you should be streaming in these difficult times for the industry.

My Chemical Romance have rescheduled another show for 2021

My Chemical Romance has announced some more of their rescheduled show dates for 2021 and will be in New Zealand next November.

A new Ozzy Osbourne Funko Pop! figure is coming

Funko has announced a new Ozzy Osbourne figure following this year's Ordinary Man, his first album in ten years.

Neil Young’s ‘Official Bootleg #1’ will be his first 1970 Carnegie Hall Concert

Ahead of his 'Official Bootleg' series, Neil Young has announced that his first 1970 Carnegie Hall concert will be the inaugural release.

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