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1 day ago | loudwire.com | Chuck Armstrong

James Minchin IIISHARETWEETWhen Emily Armstrong and Phoenix joined Loudwire Nights on Tuesday (April 22), they spent some time opening up about how they prepare for Linkin Park's big shows, like their June 28 concert at Wembley Stadium in London. Listen to the full conversation in the player near the end of this article. Get our free mobile app"I feel like the answer for you is that it feels amazing, it feels great and I'm excited," Phoenix told host Chuck Armstrong.

4 days ago | loudwire.com | Jordan Blum

Matthew Baker, Getty Images / puhhha, iStock / Getty Images Plus / RCA RecordsSHARETWEETOver the past few weeks, Sleep Token have steadily been teasing new information regarding Even in Arcadia (their highly anticipated follow-up to 2023’s Take Me Back to Eden). Well, the mysterious group have finally revealed the full track listing for Even in Arcadia, and fans have a lot of jokes and theories.

4 days ago | loudwire.com | Jordan Blum

Kevin Mazur, Getty Images for Desert Trip / Alan Chapman/Dave Benett, Getty ImagesSHARETWEETLast week, Loudwire reported on The Who’s “dismissal of drummer Zak Starkey, who had been a touring member of the band for 29 years.” Now, it looks like the band have had a change of heart, as The Who have rehired Starkey and Townshend has taken “responsibility for some of the confusion” regarding the situation.

5 days ago | loudwire.com | Brian Hauntly

Nuclear Blast / Metal BladeSHARETWEETWhat are the best deathcore albums of the 2000s? The early aughts gave birth to deathcore. While staple elements of the genre had been present in metal before the turn of the century, it was the post-Y2K scene that laid the foundation for what it would become. Many OG metal heads were disgusted by Myspace-era scene kids bastardizing death metal and hardcore, but deathcore found an audience regardless and became supremely popular.

6 days ago | loudwire.com | Lauryn Schaffner

Frazer Harrison, Getty Images / Riverside County Sheriff’s OfficeSHARETWEETThe New Pornographers have split with drummer Joseph Seiders following his recent arrest over child pornography charges. According to KESQ News Channel 3, the 44-year-old drummer was arrested and charged for possession of child pornography after authorities received complaints for two separate incidents that occurred in the bathroom of a Chick-Fil-A in Palm Desert, California.