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What is the Best Rock from 1989? On  Rockstar 101 we're going to start tracking the evolution of rock and roll, starting in 1989. And as I write that, I can already hear the complaints. "Rock didn't start in 1989!" "What?! You're just going to ignore everything before 1989?!" Easy folks. I realize this. We'll eventually get to all the years before 1989. Trust me. For crying out loud 1985 had albums like Dire Straits  Brothers in Arms, Rush  Centerfield, and ZZ Top  Afterburner. These will all eventually get there time to shine. But for now, we're starting in 1989 and going chronologicall...

Miley Cyrus celebrated Super Bowl Sunday with hard-rocking rendition of Nine Inch Nails ' "Head Like a Hole." The pop star put her spin on the Pretty ...

In today's episode of " Black Mirror meets real life," Miley Cyrus is teasing a cover of Nine Inch Nails ' "Head Like a Hole." You may recall that Cyrus put a spin on the Pretty Hate Machine single when she played the pop star Ashley O in the 2019 Black Mirror episode "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too." That version turned "Head Like a Hole" into a ironically cheery pop song, featuring upbeat, aspirational lyrics over candy-coated production. In a tweet Tuesday, Cyrus shared a clip of her and a backing band rocking out a heavy, guitar-drive cover of the 1999 single, with its ...

25 Times Queen Were Covered by Other Artists There’s no denying the enduring attraction of Queen’s music, but the fandom goes far beyond the average music lover. With distinctive songwriting, revolutionary recording techniques and one of the most iconic frontmen in rock history, the band crafted songs that continue to captivate generations of listeners. So it should come as no surprise that Queen have long been admired by fellow artists. And since imitation is the greatest form of flattery, many of them have tried their hand at covering Queen songs. Some stayed close to the original ver...

Founding member Travis Johnson hopped on a Zoom call as 2020 came to a close to talk about how the band’s music served as an unofficial soundtrack to the year. If we can pretend like this interview was on March 1, 2020, tell me where your head was at and what you were thinking. The album was about to come out, not sure if you had tour plans. What was the cycle you were getting ready to hop into? TRAVIS: I can check our email account and see when the last email was sent about booking a show. I remember we had a little mini-string of dates that was Philly, Boston, Richmond, DC or something l...