Excluding the brief classical music opener "Fanfare," the most-skipped song on Music From 'The Elder' is actually one of the album's best tracks. Gene Simmons delivers a moody, menacing slice of hard ...

By adding seemingly random lines like “Heat checking, uh, heat checking these chickens,” Bieber struggles lyrically, ...

Justin Bieber revealed his second surprise album of the year, ‘Swag II.’ Here’s everything we know about the project.

What more encouraging news could Stellantis’ new CEO give to investors than the return of the conglomerate’s biggest, baddest supertruck? You heard that right: As shared by Antonio Filosa on ...

Black Veil Brides just dropped the ultra heavy new song "Hallelujah" and fans have already started reacting to this bludgeoning new era of the band. This latest single is the first since last year's ...

The metal luminary, 76, took the stage with his original bandmates at a farewell festival in his Birmingham, England, hometown on Saturday night. By Hank Shteamer “Look at all this love for heavy ...

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Leonard Cohen was a famous Canadian singer, songwriter, and poet born in 1934 in Montreal. He loved writing from a young age and started with poetry before becoming a musician. His songs are known for ...

Hallelujah the Hills made a quadruple album and then some. The Boston band’s “Deck” rolls out over four LPs of 13 songs each that correspond with playing card suits, plus two bonus tracks serving as ...

RAANANA, Israel (JTA) — A video clip featuring an Israel family performing “Hallelujah” has garnered thousands of views on social media. The Brombergs, who immigrated to Israel from São Paulo, Brazil ...

Last month, Hallelujah The Hills announced a four-album endeavor called DECK. The Boston band released “Fake Flowers At Sunset” with the Silver Jews’ Cassie Berman, and now they’re sharing “Crush All ...

While I don’t frequently acknowledge that “Hallelujah” is not my favorite song by Leonard Cohen — such an opinion can get me into a lot of trouble with my more ascetic colleagues — I do freely admit ...