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Massive Attack is set to release a new single titled 'Boots on the Ground' featuring Tom Waits, which will debut on Thursday, April 16th.

'Starting Over Again' is our first new music in over a decade, and it came from the fans calling for it and us realizing the timing finally felt right. The chemistry in this lineup is undeniable, and everything just clicked. This song is exactly what the title says. A reset, but with more clarity, more urgency, and way more fire behind it. It feels like the start of something big for us, not a throwback, but a step forward.

"This album, like our first album, was all made by the same people at the same time in the same place. It has its own musical universe. Even as songs pull apart and get further afield, it became naturally cohesive."

Nate Garrett's work with Spirit Adrift has been characterized by deep conviction and a belief in metal's transcendental power, creating music reminiscent of the genre's golden era.

Iggy immediately removed his vest to reveal his twisted and leathered torso as he and his band launched into the Stooges classic 'T.V. Eye.'

"My world just kind of bottomed out from under me. This thing that I have been dedicated to with complete focus and drive and attention and love... to having nothing but questions."

Michelle Dick has been accused of stalking Lindsey Buckingham for several years, culminating in an incident where she allegedly doused him with a substance and damaged his vehicle.

The standout moment from the set was undeniably 'SEEIN' STARS,' which featured Blood Orange joining the band, cello in hand.

"The song wasn't about a person or the person but about the mythical notion of the 'sweetest girl,' hence the inverted commas in its single form."

After getting the crowd to clap along to an ominous beat, a sardonic version of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' played over the loud speaker, setting the tone for their final song.

"This album is over three years in the making, and finally listening back to it all at once, about to release it to the world, I am so damn proud of every second of it. It's overwhelming. Working on it has been my outlet for so much that feels wrong and out of control, and a place to ignite hope through the power of music and connection... good thing we have the tour all lined up or I wouldn't know what to do with myself now!"

Big Mama Thornton exuded uncompromising intensity. Her voice conveyed struggle and defiance, fury and hurt, like few others. She was a Black, gay multi-instrumentalist who refused to let a racist society or a rapacious industry confine her.

"I express my deepest respect for you for making rock history and continuing to take on new challenges and producing even more compelling music today," Takaichi said, wishing them a successful tour beginning Saturday in Tokyo.

It's always been about collaboration, somebody can write a song, but until everybody puts their contribution in it isn't really a Yes song. We're not trying to echo the past; we're carrying the spirit of Yes forward and turning it into something new.

Girl Trouble are the Northwest's garage rock demigods, revered by all from Neko Case and Mudhoney to Soundgarden and Beat Happening. On As Is, their first album in over a decade, vibrato guitar collides rollin' and tumblin' into bedrock beats and black crow vocal calls; it's rock'n'roll done in a backwoods style.

Grande appears to be teasing a new album ahead of her Eternal Sunshine tour this summer. Recent posts show her in the studio, suggesting new music is on the way.

"What I like about the American thing is it's a lot more bloodthirsty and there's a lot more treachery. It's broken hearts, love doesn't work quite so well."