Legendary drummer Carmine Appice, who is promoting the new CACTUS album, “Temple of Blues – Influences & Friends”, has told the Toilet Ov Hell podcast that he is not a big fan of the access-over-ownership business model of streaming music.
“Keep pushing this album,” he said (as transcribed by BL…
Related Articles
-
The Snuts win battle with their record label to release new album âBurn The Empireâ early
It comes after the band recently called on their fans to "bombard" Parlophone Records The post The Snuts win...
-
Foals at Reading Festival: another peak on their best-ever tour
The bandâs second headlining appearance is luxurious, vibrant and potentially inspiring for the next generation The post Foals at Reading...
-
THE STORY SO FAR Releases First New Song In Five Years
THE STORY SO FAR, a prominent band in the alternative music scene, has made a triumphant return with the...
-
50 Cent backflips on Trump support, claims that he ânever liked himâ
Following a grilling from comedian and ex-girlfriend Chelsea Handler The post 50 Cent backflips on Trump support, claims that he...
-
Pixies Release New Single âHear Me Outâ: Stream
The A-side to a new 12-inch single featuring a cover of T. Rex's "Mambo Sun". Pixies Release New Single “Hear...
-
Idlewildâs Roddy Woomble shares new Almost Nothing single âInstant Loveâ: âThere are infinite possibilities with music, so keep making themâ
Check out the new single here, as the frontman tells NME about his ambitious new project, touring with The...
-
Former ILL NIÑO Singer CRISTIAN MACHADO Releases ‘Die Alone’ Music Video
Cristian Machado, former lead singer of Latin hard rock band ILL NIĂO, has premiered the video for his new...
-
âGod Of Warâ and âStar Wars Outlawsâ nominated for Grammy Awards
âMarvelâs Spider-Man 2â, âAvatar: Frontiers Of Pandoraâ and âWizardry: Proving Grounds Of The Mad Overlordâ have also been shortlisted The...
0 Comments
