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Guitars and violin would be my favourite musical instruments. I know how to play guitar very well because I started playing when I was only 10 years old. As for playing violin 🎻, I'm not that good at it yet.

It's actually one of my favourite ways to finding new songs because when you listen to new playlist by a DJ, you're definitely going to come across a new song which you have my heard before.

My favourite Burna Boy song till today is "Way Too Big". This guy can sing for Africa. He's very good at what he does.

It's between Spotify and YouTube music but I'd say that both of them just perfectly designed because they are user friendly. It's why so many people are using them today as their favorite music streaming platform.

I'm currently listening to My Brother by J-Roca.

It's not like you're going to be able to resell the CDs whenever you want because most people have moved on from them. They no longer making cars that you can play such CDs for you to say let me keep collecting for that reason.

Seriously, noise pollution can drive someone crazy. Imagine when after going through stress of working throughout the day and come home to someone blasting a loud heavy metal music in the night. How can you sleep?

When it's very easy for me to switch off the music that I'm listening to, I don't ever see it as being able to stop from doing the things I'm meant to or have a good and uninterrupted time with my friends.

Honestly, I can't tell because when I go online to looks for those song's lyrics, I will find them but they are never on Spotify. I think it have to do with the artist approving the lyrics to be uploaded on Spotify.

You're welcome. I don't use that option often myself because I have a buddy who's staying in Texas and he loves raps so much. He sends me at least 10 new songs every day.

Alice In Chains’ double-platinum 1995 self-titled album, Alice In Chains, is getting a fresh vinyl reissue on January 30 via Legacy Recordings. The release honors the last full-length studio effort […] The post A 30th Anniversary Vinyl Reissue Of ALICE IN CHAINS' 1995 Self-Titled Album Is Coming appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

Radiohead! You remember those guys, right? They’re playing shows again! Crazy! Earlier this week, Radiohead kicked off their first tour since 2018. They’re playing four-night stands in five major European cities, and they’re now three quarters of the way through their opening set of shows in Madrid. People were very excited to learn what they played at their first show back. At night two, they played some songs they hadn’t done in 16 years. The third show went down earlier tonight, and they dusted off “Just.” View the full article

Sign up, watch your inbox, and be ready! The post Sign Up For A Chance To Be Part Of SANGUISUGABOGG Exclusive LA After Party On November 14 appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

The 2026 Grammy nominations are in and you can see the full list here. The main categories are full of Record Academy faves, aside of course from the Best New Artist field, which is all first-time nominees (save the Marías who got a nod for contributing to Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti a few years ago). View the full article

The new Yumi Zouma single is called “Phoebe’s Song.” Who is Phoebe? The romantic partner of Yumi Zouma member Josh Burgess. You get a close-up look at her in the video, which finds her lip-synching and pretending to play guitar to the track. It’s a pleasing addition to the group’s upcoming No Love Lost To Kindness, wistful and gently jangly, at least until that final fuzz-bombed chorus hits. Fans of the Cranberries and Sundays will find a lot to love. View the full article

The eligibility period spans August 31, 2024, through August 30, 2025 The post SLEEP TOKEN, GHOST, SPIRITBOX, DREAM THEATER, DEFTONES & More Nominated For GRAMMYs appeared first on Metal Injection. View the full article

The Seattle-born alt-pop artist Deb Never has a few EPs to her name, and she still hasn’t made a full album. For a while now, Never has been releasing a string of singles. Earlier this year, she shared “This Alive.” Right now, she’s getting ready to play Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, and she’s back with two new tracks that she recorded with the very busy producer Jim-E Stack. View the full article

Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks below and on Stereogum’s Favorite New Music Spotify playlist, which is updated weekly. (An expanded playlist of our new music picks is available to members on Spotify and Apple Music, updated throughout the week.) View the full article

Do you have a talk show or segment on the radio that you're totally hooked on? Like one where you'll actually plan your day around it or make sure to catch the podcast version if you miss it live? I'm curious what makes it so good for you.. is it the host's personality, the topics they cover or maybe the callers and discussions? What's that one show you absolutely can't miss and what keeps pulling you back to it every time?

So when you're tuning in to listen to music, do you have that one song or playlist that's just your automatic go-to? Like maybe it's your morning wake-up playlist or that one song that always puts you in a good mood no matter what? I feel like everyone has something they default to when they need a pick-me-up or just want something familiar. What's yours? Is it something upbeat and energizing or more chill and relaxing? What keeps you coming back to it?

It’s a huge news day for Chicago bands affiliated with Finn Wolfhard. First, rock ‘n’ rollers Twin Peaks teased a reunion. Now we’ve got a new track from the Slaps, the post-rockers who have served as Wolfhard’s backing band on tour. The song is called “Wettest Wing,” and it pleasingly evokes the early 2000s heyday of Chicago forebears like Jim O’Rourke and Wilco. Yeah, I’m talking jazzy drums, fingerstyle acoustic guitars, plaintive piano — the good shit. Please listen to this if you want to be soothed into the weekend. View the full article

Let me know when you're listening to the radio, who's that one band or artist that immediately makes you turn up the volume? You know that artist where you just can't help but stop what you're doing and really listen? Is it someone classic that's been around forever or maybe a newer artist that's been getting a lot of airplay lately? What is it about them that grabs you every single time? I'd love to know who gets you excited when they come on.