The BTS multi-hyphenate describes the emotional process behind recording the final album in his Agust D series, finding freedom through music, and collaborating with his hero, the late Ryuichi Sakamoto
Related Articles
-
Brony bangers and fanatic fandoms, meet The Living Tombstone – the internet’s biggest gaming band
We spoke to the YouTube musical phenomenon The Living Tombstone about their first game Audioclash:Battle of the bands The post...
-
Steve Perry refutes story he started crying when Eddie Van Halen got guacamole on his jacket
"I wouldn’t cry over guacamole" The post Steve Perry refutes story he started crying when Eddie Van Halen got guacamole...
-
Nirvana’s ‘In Utero’ cellist remembers being “insulted” by Courtney Love
"I was like, that’s pretty catty for a so-called feminist" The post Nirvana’s ‘In Utero’ cellist remembers being “insulted” by...
-
‘Benedetta’ review: naughty nuns in Paul Verhoeven’s early modern erotica
Catholic activists want the 'blasphemous' drama banned The post ‘Benedetta’ review: naughty nuns in Paul Verhoeven’s early modern erotica appeared...
-
Azealia Banks asks fans to stop streaming debut record, ‘Broke With Expensive Taste’
The rapper has accused Prospect Park head Jeff Kwatinetz of stealing all the record's royalties The post Azealia Banks asks...
-
Angel Olsen Announces 2024 “Songs from the Archive Tour”
Olsen will play songs rarely performed with her backing band on the solo US run. Angel Olsen Announces 2024...
-
‘Far Cry 6’ may be teasing a battle royale or survival game
Even though ‘Far Cry 6’ has only just been released for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles, it seems Ubisoft...
-
Troye Sivan releases new single ‘Easy’, announces forthcoming EP
His new EP, 'In A Dream', is set for release this August The post Troye Sivan releases new single ‘Easy’,...
0 Comments
