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Recently, BLK JKS guitarist-vocalist Mpumi Mcata spoke with Glide to discuss the band’s new album, its pursuits in festival organizing, and its role in South Africa’s musical community.

A former scientologist weighed in on why the plaintiffs in Danny Mastersons rape trial didnt speak out earlier.

Elton John's 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' world tour is nearing its end, but is he really going to retire?

Photo Credit: Stevo Rood On Sept. 16, The Mars Volta released their self-titled album, their first new material in 10 years. As a follow-up to the band’s

The Mars Volta becomes more rewarding with repetition. Despite the outwardly more accessible style, the group has stuffed it full of intriguing musical choices.

Are you ready to move? Are you ready to groove? Then Stop The Presses have just the album for you! Their recently released fourth album Got It has a killer blend of traditional ska, rocksteady, and reggae that will have you moving to the rhythms and skanking for days. Punknews editor Em Moore caugh...

John Frusciante lets loose on a record that takes considerably more risks than Unlimited Love

Thom Yorke famously wished to be "special" on Radiohead's breakout hit "Creep." Perhaps that's what inspired Lizzo to name her new album Special. In an intervie

Thom Yorke famously wished to be "special" on Radiohead's breakout hit "Creep." Perhaps that's what inspired Lizzo to name her new album Special. In an intervie

Like many readers of this newspaper, Jeremy Machacor moved away from the country of his birth and established a new life in a distant land. For him, that land was Estonia. Machacor, a singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer from California who releases music under the name, Macajey, admitted that people are often surprised he would move from California all the way to eastern Europe, to a country where wood-burning stoves are still commonplace.