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Song Premiere | Molly Maguires, “For A Few $ More”

3 days ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Tommy Johnson

Molly Maguires was formed in 2019 by founding members JJ Sorensen and Meghan Earle. Sorensen is a native of Westerly, RI who had previously served as a guitarist for pop/R&B artist Alaura Lovelight. Earle, a native of Assonet, MA, is a veteran of the Boston, MA music scene known for her immense voice and electric stage presence.
Cypress Hill With The London Symphony Orchestra Share "(Rock) Superstar"

1 week ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Diego Flores

Cypress Hill has unveiled “(Rock) Superstar (Live at the Royal Albert Hall),” the third and final track to be released in advance of the eagerly anticipated Black Sunday Live at the Royal Albert Hall, a full length live album and concert video immortalizing the hip hop icons’ now legendary collaboration with the London Symphony Orchestra-to be released June 6 via Mercury Studios, and available for pre-order now here.
New Music | Friday Roll Out: TVOD, Mclusky, billy woods, Preoccupations

1 week ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Eddie Ugarte

Not many seem to understand, but real heads do. Since his debut album back in 2003, Camouflage, billy woods has been confounding listeners with his heady lyricism and innocuous soundscapes that bleed directly into your senses. He’s just released his 19-track opus GOLLIWOG, with an assortment of production that features EL-P, The Alchemist, DJ Haram, Kenny Segal, Human Error Club, and many more. “Lead Paint Test” has Woods trading verses with ELUCID over a somber and melancholic ride.
Song Premiere | MOTO SOLO, “Celebration Sound”

1 week ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Tommy Johnson

Hot off the heels of MOTO SOLO’s synth-tastic debut track “There’s Another Way” the band released, in conjunction with D O C Records, the electrifying collaboration remix by renowned Brazilian producer Gui Boratto, There’s Another Way (Gui Boratto’s Rework). Today, MOTO SOLO follows up that hypnotic single with their brand new track, “Celebration Sound”, co-produced by Queens of the Stone Age bassist, Michael Shuman.
dälek Shares "The Essence"

1 week ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Diego Flores

dälek has delivered “The Essence,” its new track ahead of European tour dates later this month. The song delivers the same thundering energy the outfit has delivered in the past, with inventive guitar distortion, a thick bassline and dälek’s thoughtful lyricism. Throughout its musical existence, the rawness is fully intact. ““The Essence is a window to where me and Mike are at right now. We quite literally took it back to the essence on this joint.
New Music | Friday Roll Out: Powerplant, Sextile, Subtitle

2 weeks ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Eddie Ugarte

The poet Amir Sulaiman once said, “The Lord will come like a thief in the night,” but I can’t help but think the same could be said about time. It’s already been 20 years, and as much as I’ve championed Subtitle’s 2005 release Young Dangerous Heart (GSL), I don’t know if I’ve made a dent within my immediate circle.
Deadguy Returns With "Kill Fee," Announce New Album

2 weeks ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Diego Flores

What’s old is new again, and what was once gone, well, is a reanimation. After Deadguy pulled a Lazarus, the infamous metalcore pioneers reunited on stage to prove that a few decades of dust couldn’t keep them from tearing into audiences like old times. But there’s a big difference between playing the classics for nostalgic fans and risking your legacy with a new album.
New Music | Friday Roll Out: Deerhoof, Dios Negasi + Tone Fultz, Ersatz Splinter, Toilet Rats

3 weeks ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Eddie Ugarte

As I sit here contemplating the fall of my immediate society due to the uncomplex nature of student loans, can we talk about something else? Of course, we can. We can begin with So It Goes, the third full-length release by Ersatz Splinter, that California emcee that can’t stop, won’t stop. While information on the reclusive rapper has been sporadic at best, it might just be the mystique surrounding him that draws listeners in.
Durand Jones & The Indications Share, "Flower Moon," Announce Fall North American Tour

3 weeks ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Diego Flores

Durand Jones & The Indications — the trio of Durand Jones, Aaron Frazer, and Blake Rhein — announce a fall North American tour and release “Flower Moon,” the second single/video from their forthcoming album, Flowers (Dead Oceans) out June 27th. On the heels of a successful European headline run which included shows supporting Lenny Kravitz, the band’s expansive tour includes some of their largest shows yet, with stops in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Toronto, and more.
Song Premiere | Dan Greenleaf, “Opening Theme”

4 weeks ago | ghettoblastermagazine.com | Tommy Johnson

Dan Greenleaf, a Vermont-born guitarist and composer, embraces the unique challenges and strengths that shape his playing, including the influence of his cerebral palsy on his approach to the instrument. Live at Ford Hall, Greenleaf’s debut album, represents an unfiltered self-portrait of an artist fully embracing his musical voice. “This is as close as I could get to who I am right now,” Greenleaf explains.