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The new version of Goats Head Soup will be available as a single CD, a double-disc package, various vinyl editions and a four-CD box set. The latter edition will include a complete show taped at the Forest National Arena in Brussels, Belgium, in October 1973 along with a 120-page book and four posters. … [Read more...] about Rolling Stones Will Reissue ‘Goats Head Soup’ as Super Deluxe Package

With Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Charlie Watts in their respective homes, each of the Stones videoed into the performance, with Jagger kicking it off solo on acoustic guitar before the other members joined in on the extended version of the Let It Bleed classic. … [Read more...] about See Rolling Stones Perform ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want’ on ‘Together at Home’ Special

I’ve always come from a very positive place, but the coronavirus certainly affected me. I was doing pretty well, but the isolation was something that was a shock to my system and to my mental health. Not only that but I also have to exercise; it’s very important in my life. When I got hit by the car, my leg was broken in half. My head was torn wide open. I worked so hard at physical therapy to be able to walk again that exercise became an important part of my physical and mental health. I would go to the gym every single morning. So all of a sudden, all the gyms are closed. I’m isolated. And I’m a very social person as well; before this hit I was out seeing artists six nights a week; and I was always out doing recovery meetings. So to go from all that to Zoom meetings was a complete culture shock, and something that affects a lot of people emotionally. It hit me very, very hard. … [Read more...] about Matt Pinfield Talks Relapsing During Coronavirus Quarantine and His Road to Recovery

Overall, according to a diversity task force report in December, the Academy is roughly one-third female, and a quarter of its members are from underrepresented communities. The organization said in December that, based off the recommendations from the task force led by the Time’s Up organizer and lawyer Tina Tchen, it would aim to double its female membership — adding 2,500 more women — by 2025. … [Read more...] about The Recording Academy Invites 2,300 New Members Into Its Grammy-Voting Ranks

June of 44 formed in the fall of 1994. (The band name refers to a convergence of events in June 1944: the correspondence of writers Henry Miller and Anaïs Nin; Meadows’ grandfather’s time in the military; and the birth of Mueller’s mother.) At the time, Mueller, Erskine, and Scharin were all coming out of beloved underground bands: Louisville’s Rodan, D.C.’s Hoover, and New York’s Codeine, respectively. Together with Meadows, who worked with Mueller’s former Rodan bandmate Tara Jane O’Neil in the Sonora Pine and would go on to play with Baltimore art-rock mystics Lungfish, the four got together in New York to devise a sound from scratch. … [Read more...] about How June of 44 Found Closure on Their First Album in 21 Years