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Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields’ spooky indie band is coming back from the dead. The first Dead Man’s Bones music in 17 years will be unveiled via ANTI- on Oct. 27. ꩜

Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields’ spooky indie band is coming back from the dead. The first Dead Man’s Bones music in 17 years will be unveiled via ANTI- on Oct. 27. ꩜

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where should Anne Hathaway start with Blur? [📹: BuzzFeed Celeb]

where should Anne Hathaway start with Blur? [📹: BuzzFeed Celeb]

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William Shatner debuted his new heavy metal project in Chicago last night. With his band the *uckers (guitarists Marcus Nand and Britt Lightning, bassist Phil Soussan, and drummer Fred Achin), the 95-year-old ‘Star Trek’ star and longtime recording artist sang classics by Ozzy Osbourne, Motörhead, and Metallica, plus a handful of originals. “You gotta start with the premise that I really know nothing [about metal],” Captain Kirk told ‘The Moynihan Report’ earlier this month. William Shatner and the *uckers will play their second show at Riot Fest tonight, and their album ‘What The F Is Heavy Metal?’ is coming soon on Cleopatra Records [📹: Nunupics Zomot]

William Shatner debuted his new heavy metal project in Chicago last night. With his band the uckers (guitarists Marcus Nand and Britt Lightning, bassist Phil Soussan, and drummer Fred Achin), the 95-year-old ‘Star Trek’ star and longtime recording artist sang classics by Ozzy Osbourne, Motörhead, and Metallica, plus a handful of originals. “You gotta start with the premise that I really know nothing [about metal],” Captain Kirk told ‘The Moynihan Report’ earlier this month. William Shatner and the uckers will play their second show at Riot Fest tonight, and their album ‘What The F Is Heavy Metal?’ is coming soon on Cleopatra Records [📹: Nunupics Zomot]

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The new Kristen Stewart movie ‘The Wrong Girls’ features a performance by Mannequin Pussy and a Sheer Mag song in the opening credits

The new Kristen Stewart movie ‘The Wrong Girls’ features a performance by Mannequin Pussy and a Sheer Mag song in the opening credits

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cut for time?

cut for time?

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Tatiana Maslany I was not familiar with your game

Tatiana Maslany I was not familiar with your game

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getting Cilled [📹: MTV UK]

getting Cilled [📹: MTV UK]

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"This government hates us and wants us dead," Kathleen Hanna said during Bikini Kill's set at Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields. "They don't give a shit about anybody's healthcare. They don't care if we're dying in parking lots of curable illnesses. They don't give a shit. They don't care if our rights are taken away. They're ripping people off the streets. I'm not gonna tell you all the bad things! But I am gonna say it makes it hard for me in my body sometimes to have a good time. 'Cause it's hard to turn it off. And I was thinking that on the way here. I was like, 'What a gift.' What a gift we have to be able to play for you. What a gift Olivia has given all of us to do this festival."

"This government hates us and wants us dead," Kathleen Hanna said during Bikini Kill's set at Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields. "They don't give a shit about anybody's healthcare. They don't care if we're dying in parking lots of curable illnesses. They don't give a shit. They don't care if our rights are taken away. They're ripping people off the streets. I'm not gonna tell you all the bad things! But I am gonna say it makes it hard for me in my body sometimes to have a good time. 'Cause it's hard to turn it off. And I was thinking that on the way here. I was like, 'What a gift.' What a gift we have to be able to play for you. What a gift Olivia has given all of us to do this festival."

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Beach House mentioned

Beach House mentioned

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Wet Leg covered the Cardigans’ “My Favourite Game” for a Deutsche Telekom campaign aimed at Gen Z. There are no plans to formally release the track, Stereogum has learned, but the band will perform it at a sold-out Electronic Beats event in Berlin next week.

Wet Leg covered the Cardigans’ “My Favourite Game” for a Deutsche Telekom campaign aimed at Gen Z. There are no plans to formally release the track, Stereogum has learned, but the band will perform it at a sold-out Electronic Beats event in Berlin next week.

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“Virtual Insanity” was released 30 years ago today in advance of the Quai’s third album ‘Travelling Without Moving’

“Virtual Insanity” was released 30 years ago today in advance of the Quai’s third album ‘Travelling Without Moving’

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とうきょうらっしゅ 😊

とうきょうらっしゅ 😊

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I think Brandi Carlile is gonna like the new Sad13 mixtape

I think Brandi Carlile is gonna like the new Sad13 mixtape

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A$AP Rocky enlisted ‘Beetlejuice’/‘Edward Scissorhands’ alums Winona Ryder, Tim Burton, and Danny Elfman for ‘DON’T BE DUMB.’ The day after it drops he’ll make his ‘SNL’ musical guest debut alongside another Ryder collaborator, Finn Wolfhard.

A$AP Rocky enlisted ‘Beetlejuice’/‘Edward Scissorhands’ alums Winona Ryder, Tim Burton, and Danny Elfman for ‘DON’T BE DUMB.’ The day after it drops he’ll make his ‘SNL’ musical guest debut alongside another Ryder collaborator, Finn Wolfhard.

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Turnstile at the Washington Monument today, a benefit show raising money for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon [📹: Ayman Abdeldayem]

Turnstile at the Washington Monument today, a benefit show raising money for humanitarian aid in Palestine, Sudan, and Lebanon [📹: Ayman Abdeldayem]

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Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields’ spooky indie band is coming back from the dead. The first Dead Man’s Bones music in 17 years will be unveiled via ANTI- on Oct. 27. ꩜

Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields’ spooky indie band is coming back from the dead. The first Dead Man’s Bones music in 17 years will be unveiled via ANTI- on Oct. 27. ꩜

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At Stagecoach, Ella Langley sang her new Morgan Wallen collab, brought out Theo Von, and sang her #1 hit for a crowd that included Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun. Next month she’ll play the Kid Rock-headlined Rock The Country, where tickets were recently slashed 50%.

At Stagecoach, Ella Langley sang her new Morgan Wallen collab, brought out Theo Von, and sang her #1 hit for a crowd that included Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun. Next month she’ll play the Kid Rock-headlined Rock The Country, where tickets were recently slashed 50%.

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Though he participated in a noise jam at an Athens vintage market in 2023, Deerhunter and Atlas Sound’s Bradford Cox has stayed out of the public eye this decade. Today, Cox debuted all new material in a set at Making Time ∞ – his first show in seven years. [📹: 𝖘𝖈𝖔𝖙𝖙𝖌𝖚𝖒]

Though he participated in a noise jam at an Athens vintage market in 2023, Deerhunter and Atlas Sound’s Bradford Cox has stayed out of the public eye this decade. Today, Cox debuted all new material in a set at Making Time ∞ – his first show in seven years. [📹: 𝖘𝖈𝖔𝖙𝖙𝖌𝖚𝖒]

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Last night, Michael Stipe sang R.E.M.’s “E-Bow The Letter” and his Big Red Machine collab “No Time For Love Like Now” with the National’s Matt Berninger and Aaron and Bryce Dessner. It was part of AB100, a two-day festival celebrating the Dessners’ 50th birthday in the Basque region. Stipe hadn’t performed “E-Bow,” originally recorded with Patti Smith, in 17 years. Last week he said his long-awaited debut solo album will come in 2027, with the first single dropping minutes into the new year. [📹: Atabal Biarritz]

Last night, Michael Stipe sang R.E.M.’s “E-Bow The Letter” and his Big Red Machine collab “No Time For Love Like Now” with the National’s Matt Berninger and Aaron and Bryce Dessner. It was part of AB100, a two-day festival celebrating the Dessners’ 50th birthday in the Basque region. Stipe hadn’t performed “E-Bow,” originally recorded with Patti Smith, in 17 years. Last week he said his long-awaited debut solo album will come in 2027, with the first single dropping minutes into the new year. [📹: Atabal Biarritz]

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Shane Gillis clocks Ari Shaffir (in a the Last Dinner Party shirt) shoehorning a Turnstile mention into their Psy discussion on Joe Rogan’s podcast

Shane Gillis clocks Ari Shaffir (in a the Last Dinner Party shirt) shoehorning a Turnstile mention into their Psy discussion on Joe Rogan’s podcast

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“Randy Walters Is A Son Of A Bitch” is an earworm

“Randy Walters Is A Son Of A Bitch” is an earworm

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Courtney Love raves about this weekend’s Lollapalooza lineup

Courtney Love raves about this weekend’s Lollapalooza lineup

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In September 1976, 14-year-old Larry Mullen Jr. pinned a handwritten note ("Drummer Seeks Musicians To Form Band") to the noticeboard at Mount Temple Comprehensive Schoolin Dublin. On September 25 of that year, Paul Hewson ("Bono Vox"), David Evans ("the Edge"), Dik Evans ("the Edge's brother"), Adam Clayton, and Ivan McCormick joined Mullen for their first rehearsal, under their original name Feedback. It was later changed to the Hype and finally, U2. Today, exactly 50 years later, the band returned to Mount Temple to perform for 1000 students and staff. The setlist included "Out Of Control" for the first time since 2018, "I Will Follow" for the first time since 2019, and the live debut of their new single "Silence." U2 then headed over to Bewley’s Grafton Street Café for a second surprise set.

In September 1976, 14-year-old Larry Mullen Jr. pinned a handwritten note ("Drummer Seeks Musicians To Form Band") to the noticeboard at Mount Temple Comprehensive Schoolin Dublin. On September 25 of that year, Paul Hewson ("Bono Vox"), David Evans ("the Edge"), Dik Evans ("the Edge's brother"), Adam Clayton, and Ivan McCormick joined Mullen for their first rehearsal, under their original name Feedback. It was later changed to the Hype and finally, U2. Today, exactly 50 years later, the band returned to Mount Temple to perform for 1000 students and staff. The setlist included "Out Of Control" for the first time since 2018, "I Will Follow" for the first time since 2019, and the live debut of their new single "Silence." U2 then headed over to Bewley’s Grafton Street Café for a second surprise set.

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"I think 'Mama' is why Noel [Gallagher] called me the antichrist” -Phil Collins

"I think 'Mama' is why Noel [Gallagher] called me the antichrist” -Phil Collins

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skateside 🥇

skateside 🥇

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nor'easter couldn’t stop Olivia Rodrigo from performing one of the best songs of the year on The Unraveled Tour’s opening night [📹: 𝖘𝖈𝖔𝖙𝖙𝖌𝖚𝖒]

nor'easter couldn’t stop Olivia Rodrigo from performing one of the best songs of the year on The Unraveled Tour’s opening night [📹: 𝖘𝖈𝖔𝖙𝖙𝖌𝖚𝖒]

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At the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields tonight, Olivia Rodrigo brought out Sarah McLachlan for the latter’s “Building A Mystery” and “Angel,” dedicated to the late Dolly Parton. The pop star’s women-led festival in Irvine, which was inspired by McLachlan’s Lilith Fair, raised $10M for women’s rights nonprofits, an amount that Melinda French Gates is doubling with a $10M donation through her charity Pivotal. “Without Lilith Fair, there would no Daisy Chain,” Rodrigo said. She also brought out Alanis Morissette for “Ironic” and Stevie Nicks for “Landslide.”

At the inaugural Daisy Chain Fields tonight, Olivia Rodrigo brought out Sarah McLachlan for the latter’s “Building A Mystery” and “Angel,” dedicated to the late Dolly Parton. The pop star’s women-led festival in Irvine, which was inspired by McLachlan’s Lilith Fair, raised $10M for women’s rights nonprofits, an amount that Melinda French Gates is doubling with a $10M donation through her charity Pivotal. “Without Lilith Fair, there would no Daisy Chain,” Rodrigo said. She also brought out Alanis Morissette for “Ironic” and Stevie Nicks for “Landslide.”

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This unearthed Elliott Smith appearance on the 1995 FX morning show 'Breakfast Time' is the most surreal thing you'll see today.

This unearthed Elliott Smith appearance on the 1995 FX morning show 'Breakfast Time' is the most surreal thing you'll see today.

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Disturbed’s David Draiman had harsh words for Roger Waters on Billy Corgan’s podcast this week…

Disturbed’s David Draiman had harsh words for Roger Waters on Billy Corgan’s podcast this week…

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Kelly Clarkson loves AI, but thinks humans should have their own music charts, she tells ‘Las Culturistas.’ Billboard hasn’t banned AI-generated music, but is moving toward labeling it, while industry groups want a distinction between “AI-generated” and “AI-assisted” recordings.

Kelly Clarkson loves AI, but thinks humans should have their own music charts, she tells ‘Las Culturistas.’ Billboard hasn’t banned AI-generated music, but is moving toward labeling it, while industry groups want a distinction between “AI-generated” and “AI-assisted” recordings.

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of course we had to research which of Patton’s Conan episodes also had a musical guest 😭

of course we had to research which of Patton’s Conan episodes also had a musical guest 😭

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Julian Casablancas expanded on his recent Zionism comments in a speech at the Oxford Union. When the Strokes frontman appeared on SubwayTakes a few months ago, he said “American Zionists get the benefits of white privileged people but talk like they are Black people during slavery.” He continued, “Just for the people that are going to be like, ‘Hamas, October 7th.’ Yes, bad. But Native American rebellions didn’t mean it was okay to do what we did. Slave rebellions that were violent didn’t mean that slavery is not bad.” In late May, Casablancas appeared at the Oxford Union (the debating society where he previously spoke in 2021) and expanded on those remarks. His speech began with an argument about the power of words and the need for more precise political language. He said capitalism, communism, socialism, and libertarianism have been bent and stretched to the point of losing their meaning. Then he brought up Zionism and argued that the word has become too broad to be useful, proposing more specific categories “to help avoid future discord.” Casablancas said Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians but identified himself as a “green liner,” someone who accepts the 1967 Green Line borders. He contrasted that position with “expansionists” — “the good old settler types just shooting at Palestinians and taking homes daily.”

Julian Casablancas expanded on his recent Zionism comments in a speech at the Oxford Union. When the Strokes frontman appeared on SubwayTakes a few months ago, he said “American Zionists get the benefits of white privileged people but talk like they are Black people during slavery.” He continued, “Just for the people that are going to be like, ‘Hamas, October 7th.’ Yes, bad. But Native American rebellions didn’t mean it was okay to do what we did. Slave rebellions that were violent didn’t mean that slavery is not bad.” In late May, Casablancas appeared at the Oxford Union (the debating society where he previously spoke in 2021) and expanded on those remarks. His speech began with an argument about the power of words and the need for more precise political language. He said capitalism, communism, socialism, and libertarianism have been bent and stretched to the point of losing their meaning. Then he brought up Zionism and argued that the word has become too broad to be useful, proposing more specific categories “to help avoid future discord.” Casablancas said Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians but identified himself as a “green liner,” someone who accepts the 1967 Green Line borders. He contrasted that position with “expansionists” — “the good old settler types just shooting at Palestinians and taking homes daily.”

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If you watched Gen Z Black Flag’s Coachella set, you missed M.I.A. and Major Lazer’s Diplo reuniting for “Paper Planes”

If you watched Gen Z Black Flag’s Coachella set, you missed M.I.A. and Major Lazer’s Diplo reuniting for “Paper Planes”

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