In a new interview with the “Everblack” podcast, drummer Stix Zadinia of California glam metal jokesters STEEL PANTHER — whose songs contain what some critics say are racist, misogynistic and lewd lyrics — was asked if he and his bandmates have been affected by “cancel culture”, a term which describ…
Related Articles
-
Rob Zombie’s Walking Tour of Munsters Set Shows Off Authenticity of His Big-Screen Adaptation
The rocker-director is filming the update of the '60s sitcom in Budapest, Hungary. Rob Zombie’s Walking Tour of Munsters Set...
-
Gojira’s Fortitude Embraces Melody Without Losing Integrity: Review
The new album from the French metal band is one of their most consistent efforts from front to back. Gojira’s...
-
Turnstile Soundtrack I Think You Should Leave Season 3 with New Single “Listening”: Stream
You're not crazy — The Everything-You-Knows are actually Turnstile. Turnstile Soundtrack I Think You Should Leave Season 3 with New...
-
HYBE faces calls to reinstate Min Hee-jin as CEO of NewJeans’ label ADOR
Over 1,000 self-identified fans of the girl group have sent an open letter to the K-pop giant The post HYBE...
-
Teddy Swims releases new single ‘Funeral’ from upcoming ‘Bose x NME: C24’ mixtape
The full seven-track release lands on all major streaming platforms July 19 The post Teddy Swims releases new single ‘Funeral’...
-
Chris Martin and Elton John join Shania Twain on ‘Come On Over’ 25th anniversary album
The new version of the album is part of Apple Music's holiday countdown 'From Apple Music With Love' The post...
-
‘Final Fantasy XIV’ artists used their free time to create the male Viera
Male Viera are expected to arrive with the 'Endwalker' expansion The post ‘Final Fantasy XIV’ artists used their free time...
-
RUSH’s GEDDY LEE Pays Tribute To GORDON LIGHTFOOT: ‘The Greatest Canadian’
RUSH's Geddy Lee has paid tribute to Gordon Lightfoot, the Canadian singer-songwriter, who died on Monday (May 1). He...
0 Comments
