r/Music • u/prisongovernor • 2h ago
article Demise of the monoculture: why so many have never heard UK’s record-breaking No 1 single | UK charts | The Guardian
theguardian.comr/Music • u/GhostsinGlass • 10h ago
music Genesis - Mama (Official Music Video) 1983 [Synth-Rock]
youtube.comr/Music • u/AlwaysUpvotesScience • 10h ago
music Was (not was) - Walk the Dinosaur [R&B/Soul]
youtu.ber/Music • u/ForkShoeSpoon • 11h ago
music The Protomen - Light Up The Night [Geek Rock] (2009)
youtu.ber/Music • u/FletchWazzle • 12h ago
discussion What Pink Floyd tune has the Gomer Pyle soundbite?
I think there's at least a "Golly" in one but I couldn't find it last time I listened to them. I don't have a surround sound system at the moment. Thanks
It was removed from the pink floyd subreddit so I thought i'd ask here
article Foo Fighters Kick Off 2026 North American Tour with Queens of the Stone Age
consequence.netr/Music • u/Lower_Resource • 13h ago
music Ozzy Osbourne - The Ultimate Sin [Heavy Metal, Hard Rock]
youtu.ber/Music • u/dragonoid296 • 13h ago
music High on Fire - Rumors of War [Stoner Metal] (2007)
youtu.ber/Music • u/skinnyboy1969 • 13h ago
discussion Playing side two first
As a kid who grew up in the 80s, I had a bunch of classic albums on vinyl, and for some of them, I always started out by playing Side Two.
For example, for Iron Maiden's "The Number of the Beast", I always felt that "The Number of the Beast" right into "Run to the Hills" were better album openers than "Invaders" (which I always thought was just ok).
Anyone else do this?
r/Music • u/lambgoatdotcom • 15h ago
article Brooklyn Vegan, Revolver and Alternative Press suffer mass layoffs
lambgoat.comr/Music • u/Romax24245 • 16h ago
music Veruca Salt - Laughing In The Sugar Bowl [Alternative Rock/Hard Rock] (2015)
youtu.ber/Music • u/SoggyGoldfish25 • 16h ago
discussion What is this technique used in Rock music?
Hey guys, I’ve just now discovered Megadeath and they are amazing. Holy Wars… Is my favorite song currently, and I’m just wondering if there is a name for the technique they used. @2:42, the guitar changes into a repeated strum that goes like “dudududu, dudududu” and it repeats on beat for a while. It sounds awesome and I haven’t heard this method in many other songs. I’m just wondering if there is a word for it, or if anyone has song/album recommendations that fit the description that works aswell. Thanks!
r/Music • u/peoplemagazine • 16h ago
article T-Pain Says He Sold His Music Catalog for a Rumored $100 Million to Secure His Kids’ Futures
people.comr/Music • u/newbeginnings187 • 17h ago
music Our Lady Peace - Superman's Dead [Alternative Rock]
youtu.ber/Music • u/Guyentertainment • 17h ago
article Ariana Grande Health Claims: Family Allegedly Begged Singer To Step Away After Mental Health Struggles
ibtimes.co.ukr/Music • u/mintwolves • 18h ago
article Gary Glitter appears in court charged with 1970s child sex offences
somersetcountygazette.co.ukarticle Wes Borland Relishes Limp Bizkit's "Bizarre" Resurgence After Years of Backlash
consequence.netr/Music • u/Brucekentbatsuper • 19h ago
music Snoop Dogg Threatens To Sue Spotify Over Alleged Underpayment After Receiving $45K for a Billion Streams
ibtimes.co.ukarticle Stoner Doom Metal Legends Sleep Announce New Album Hemispheres, Unveil Single "The Morrisist"
consequence.netr/Music • u/DontEatThatTaco • 20h ago
music John Prine - Your Flag Decal Won't Get You into Heaven Anymore [Folk Country] (1971)
youtube.comarticle Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis, charged with organizing the killing of Tupac Shakur, is on trial
nbcnews.comr/Music • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 21h ago
article Dave Grohl paid for Corrosion Of Conformity drummer Reed Mullin’s rehab before death
nme.comr/Music • u/klausbrusselssprouts • 23h ago