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TOMORA Dare You to ‘Come Closer’

Tom Rowlands and Aurora on their unplanned collaboration and creating music that’s in ‘a world of its own.’

Read our brand new May cover story at the @spinmag link in bio NOW.

✍️: @steveappleford
📸: @clareparkphoto

Still crazy after all these years: Deftones defy musical gravity

The new issue of SPIN Magazine will be in stores March 31st and is available to subscribe to at the link in bio NOW.

📸: @stvthrasher

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐚𝐭𝐛𝐨𝐲𝐬

The Chicago band is the band of the moment.

Read our new cover story at the @spinmag link in bio now.

✍️: @brandon_megapace
📸: @mileskalchik

Fueled by punk attitude, vibrant riffs, and unrelenting energy, the Montreal foursome Bad Skin is something to behold when they take the stage with hot pink attitude and platform boots.

Formed a decade ago, the all-female band — singer and rhythm guitarist Dope, lead guitarist Victoria, bassist Star, and drummer Samantha — built its reputation the old-fashioned way: with relentless gigging throughout Canada perfecting a live show designed to leave a dent.

Tap the link in bio to listen to their stellar new single “Vive Le Quebec.” #partner

Fueled by punk attitude, vibrant riffs, and unrelenting energy, the Montreal foursome Bad Skin is something to behold when they take the stage with hot pink attitude and platform boots.

Formed a decade ago, the all-female band — singer and rhythm guitarist Dope, lead guitarist Victoria, bassist Star, and drummer Samantha — built its reputation the old-fashioned way: with relentless gigging throughout Canada perfecting a live show designed to leave a dent.

Tap the link in bio to listen to their stellar new single “Vive Le Quebec.” #partner

Name that band for you 👇

“What’s done is done. My name is changed.”

Mehro breaks down the meaning behind and possible reasons why they changed their name – officially.

Their latest song, “Calling All Angels (432 Hz),” is out now!

If you didn’t think of drumming when you heard the name Karen Carpenter before, you will now. 😲

(📹 via yt/CrescentNoon, andylee2608, monkedonke96)

#throwback #tbt #throwbackthursday #drum

If you didn’t think of drumming when you heard the name Karen Carpenter before, you will now. 😲

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#throwback #tbt #throwbackthursday #drum

If you didn’t think of drumming when you heard the name Karen Carpenter before, you will now. 😲

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#throwback #tbt #throwbackthursday #drum

If you didn’t think of drumming when you heard the name Karen Carpenter before, you will now. 😲

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#throwback #tbt #throwbackthursday #drum

If you didn’t think of drumming when you heard the name Karen Carpenter before, you will now. 😲

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#throwback #tbt #throwbackthursday #drum

Ramones' legendary self-titled debut album just turned 5️⃣0️⃣, so we ranked all of them.

How's our order? See it in full at the link in bio.

Ramones' legendary self-titled debut album just turned 5️⃣0️⃣, so we ranked all of them.

How's our order? See it in full at the link in bio.

Alone in the world was a little ....... what the f*ck!?

Alone in the world was a little ....... what the f*ck!?

Dropping Monday! The @pearljam @stonecarpentergossard interview #top5 @spinmag #comingsoon #pearljam

U2 szn approaches.

Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. were spotted atop a school bus in Mexico City yesterday filming a video for a new song called “Street of Dreams,” which is expected to appear on the band’s still-unannounced next studio album due later this year.

Visually, the Mexico City shoot appears to continue U2’s longstanding fascination with urban iconography and public spectacle — fitting for a group that once transformed supermarket rooftops, Las Vegas spheres and downtown intersections into impromptu stages.

U2’s upcoming album is the long-awaited follow-up to 2017’s Songs of Experience, but the band has not been shy about dropping new music in recent months in the form of the surprise EPs Days of Ash and Easter Lily. In a note to fans, Bono described the band as being deep in “wilderness years,” still working toward a “noisy, messy” full-length album meant for the stage. In the meantime, the EPs are meant to function as raw, thematic snapshots from the veteran Irish quartet.

You, too, looking for new music from U2?

More at the link in bio.

(📹 via @u2, @punidosmx)

U2 szn approaches.

Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. were spotted atop a school bus in Mexico City yesterday filming a video for a new song called “Street of Dreams,” which is expected to appear on the band’s still-unannounced next studio album due later this year.

Visually, the Mexico City shoot appears to continue U2’s longstanding fascination with urban iconography and public spectacle — fitting for a group that once transformed supermarket rooftops, Las Vegas spheres and downtown intersections into impromptu stages.

U2’s upcoming album is the long-awaited follow-up to 2017’s Songs of Experience, but the band has not been shy about dropping new music in recent months in the form of the surprise EPs Days of Ash and Easter Lily. In a note to fans, Bono described the band as being deep in “wilderness years,” still working toward a “noisy, messy” full-length album meant for the stage. In the meantime, the EPs are meant to function as raw, thematic snapshots from the veteran Irish quartet.

You, too, looking for new music from U2?

More at the link in bio.

(📹 via @u2, @punidosmx)

U2 szn approaches.

Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. were spotted atop a school bus in Mexico City yesterday filming a video for a new song called “Street of Dreams,” which is expected to appear on the band’s still-unannounced next studio album due later this year.

Visually, the Mexico City shoot appears to continue U2’s longstanding fascination with urban iconography and public spectacle — fitting for a group that once transformed supermarket rooftops, Las Vegas spheres and downtown intersections into impromptu stages.

U2’s upcoming album is the long-awaited follow-up to 2017’s Songs of Experience, but the band has not been shy about dropping new music in recent months in the form of the surprise EPs Days of Ash and Easter Lily. In a note to fans, Bono described the band as being deep in “wilderness years,” still working toward a “noisy, messy” full-length album meant for the stage. In the meantime, the EPs are meant to function as raw, thematic snapshots from the veteran Irish quartet.

You, too, looking for new music from U2?

More at the link in bio.

(📹 via @u2, @punidosmx)

You don’t need to understand the words to understand the feelings. 🥹

(📹 via yt/bbcmusic, @bbc, @sigurros, @robertamesmusic)

You don’t need to understand the words to understand the feelings. 🥹

(📹 via yt/bbcmusic, @bbc, @sigurros, @robertamesmusic)

You don’t need to understand the words to understand the feelings. 🥹

(📹 via yt/bbcmusic, @bbc, @sigurros, @robertamesmusic)

You don’t need to understand the words to understand the feelings. 🥹

(📹 via yt/bbcmusic, @bbc, @sigurros, @robertamesmusic)

You don’t need to understand the words to understand the feelings. 🥹

(📹 via yt/bbcmusic, @bbc, @sigurros, @robertamesmusic)