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The Xcert’s Murray Macleod | Behind The Lyrics

Formed by troublemaking childhood friends vocalist/guitarist Murray Macleod and bassist Jordan Smith after meeting at their deputy head teacher’s office, The Xcerts have spent over two decades carving out their own unique space in the alternative scene. With the pair moving from their Aberdeen hometown to Brighton in 2006 and joining forces with drummer Tom […]

10 Best Big Star Songs of All Time

For many music enthusiasts, Big Star is a band that holds a special place in their hearts. The Memphis-based group may have never achieved commercial success during their time, but their impact on rock music is undeniable. From their unique blend of power-pop and soulful melodies to their emotive and introspective lyrics, Big Star’s music […]

Kodak Black Is Only Rapper Alive Asked Jadakiss to Change Lyrics

Jadakiss is considered one of the most elite lyricists in the rap game but he recently admitted the one person alive who has ever asked him for a do-over on a feature verse is Kodak Black. On Tuesday morning (May 2), The Lox member appeared on Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club and talked about lyricism, Eminem’s influence, […]

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME Says DUSTIE WARING Will Not Join Them On Tour After Allegations Of Rape Surface

Allegations against Between The Buried And Me guitarist Dustie Waring surfaced earlier today via an anonymous user on Reddit, who claimed that she was raped and impregnated by Waring while drunk. MetalSucks reached out to Waring, whose legal representation provided a comment saying “Dustie Waring of BTBAM/Glass Casket is aware of the allegations and working […]

‘Saturday Night Live’ Debut Show to Be Memorialized in New Film

A new film about the debut episode of Saturday Night Live, based on real-life accounts of the people who made it happen, is in the works at Sony and will be helmed by Ghostbusters: Afterlife director Jason Reitman. The yet-untitled film will take place on Oct. 11, 1975, the night of Saturday Night Live’s fateful — albeit […]

Why Tom Petty Just Missed on Rocked-Out ‘You’re Gonna Get It!’

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers doubled down a year and a half after their self-titled debut fooled some music fans into thinking that the Los Angeles-based classic rockers were maybe a New Wave act. Released on May 2, 1978, You’re Gonna Get It! loaded up on Byrds-ian jingle-jangle, classic-rock guitar crunch and a few meathead […]