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Brazilian progressive rock / metal trio Pentral present their single ‘Aiming For The Sun’ on the heels of lead tracks ‘All My Wounds’ and ‘Silent Trees’ – all foreshadowing their debut long-player What Lies Ahead of Us. Set for release this May, this concept album is a reflection on today’s society, presenting the saga of a lowly couple fighting for their lives and sanity in the Amazon forest setting. One of their heavier offerings to date, ‘Aiming For The Sun’ keeps the ...

Punk-jazz supergroup/power trio THE N.J.E. have announced the release of a new mini-album for the first of this year’s Record Store Day Drops. Formed in Whitechapel, the band features Terry Edwards (PJ Harvey, Gallon Drunk), Mark Bedford (Madness, BUtterfield 8) and Simon Charterton (The Higsons, Alex Harvey). Following on from 2019’s Afloat In Dub, their collaboration with On-U Sound guru Adrian Sherwood, “Nought To 60” takes its name from the trio’s single released late last year....

Print A year after he won the Oscar for his electric, persuasive portrayal of Winston Churchill in the 2017 biopic “Darkest Hour,” Gary Oldman began to feel twinges of insecurity about his work in the movie, and that soon turned into a black hole of self-doubt. “Was I any good as Churchill?” It’s a question he asked his wife, art curator Gisele Schmidt, who listened patiently — and regarded him like a madman. “What are you talking about?” she replied, ticking off all the awards ...

Artist: Arrows To Fire From: Austin, Texas Singer John Joyo and guitarist Chris Lavigne met at a medical conference in 2016, and quickly became friends after sharing an interest in rock music. The group has just released this single that was written, produced and mixed during the pandemic. This song was mixed by Tim Palmer, who worked on David Bowie’s Tin Machine project. He’s also worked with Pearl Jam and U2. Listen to the 91X Indie Song of the Day at 8:15 am, 12:15 pm, 4:15 pm, and 7:15 ...

The alien among us: searching for the meaning of David Bowie A tribute to the man who reinvented pop culture and changed Britain, by John Gray, Olivia Laing, Philip Hoare, Kate Mosse, Paul Du Noyer, Kate Mossman, John Burnside, Will Self and Yo Zushi. First published in a special issue of the New Statesman on 15 January, 2016, marking the death of David Bowie (8 January 1947 – 10 January 2016). Philip Hoare: Lighting up a blacked-out Britain In the hot summer of 1976, in white school sh...

David Bowie in 1996; he passed away 20 years later, five years ago today Credit: Sportsphoto Throughout the Seventies, David Bowie did not have fans. He had acolytes, disciples, obsessives; teens and 20-somethings who would buy every record, watch every move, copy his clothes, his haircuts – the upswept flaming bush of Ziggy Stardust, the soul-boy quiff of Young Americans – his attitude. Tony, a student friend of mine, idolised David Bowie. Back in the late Sixties, before the world at larg...

David Bowie Fast Facts Personal Death date: January 10, 2016 Birth place: London, England Father: Hayward Jones, publicist Marriages: Iman (1992-2016, his death); Angela Barnett (March 20, 1970-1980) Children: with Iman: Alexandria; with Angela Barnett: Duncan Other Facts His stage personas included Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane and the Thin White Duke. His left eye was permanently dilated after he injured it in a fight as a teenager. Studied mime and theater in his youth. Overcame drug addictio...

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