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Trent Reznor is among those performing today’s  David Bowie birthday celebration. In an interview with “Consequence of Sound” ahead of the event, the  Nine Inch Nails frontman talks about the late music legend’s influence and their friendship. Trent says Bowie’s influence goes beyond just the music – he was also a mentor, changing how Trent thought about making music professionally. Trent found a balance between putting food on the table while also being able to be creative, �...

“Grandpa Metal”.  And yesterday, he released the video for one of the songs, “New Music Sucks”. The song is actually in the STYLE of new music, except toward the end when it goes all-out metal.  Patrick Stump and Joe Trohman of Fall Out Boy are on the track, even though Brian refers to them as, quote, “Mother[effin’] Fall Out Boy.” Patton Oswalt and Brian takes shots at all the big pop stars, including Lady Gaga,

Paramore – “Fences” Paramore is deserving of significant and continued attention. Still, when the conversation turns to the Riot! era, only a few tracks tend to be referenced. Those are “Misery Business,” “That’s What You Get” and “crushcrushcrush.” We’re here to say that “Fences” deserves to stand among their ranks. Between the catchy hooks and jazzy bassline, the song is both a standout from their discography and the larger scene. The Academy Is… – “Black Mam...

John Cusack and Ione Skye. The most iconic scene from the movie sees Cusack standing outside of Skye’s window holding a boombox over his head, blaring the Peter Gabriel hit “In Your Eyes.” This scene has been recreated multiple times in pop culture, including in the Menzingers’music video for “I Don’t Wanna Be An Asshole Anymore.”    Almost Famous Almost Famous focuses on William Miller (a young Crowe), the fictional Stillwater and Penny Lane while on tour throughout the U...

via Canva By Georgie Holmes, Morgan McMillan, Alice Fortt, Katie Evans and Louise Chase on Christmas music has to be one of the best parts of the season. But we’ve all heard all the big classics, from Wham! to Slade to Buble to John Lennon to Mariah, about one thousand times over by now. How about those Christmas songs that fly under the radar, and deserve a bit more attention? Here, our committee and writers celebrate those Christmas songs that deserve just a little bit more l...