Review: Thurisaz’s new album The Cimmerian Years
Thurisaz’s impressive new album continues in the same vein as its predecessors, although with more of doom.
31 May 2011
Thurisaz’s impressive new album continues in the same vein as its predecessors, although with more of doom.
When the tenth season of the hugely popular American Idol came to a close last week, it was a night of many firsts.
The number of categories in the Grammy Awards have been cut down to 78 from 109 causing many eminent musicians to protest.
The Simple Superstar is taking the world by storm, quite literally. After shows in the UK and Australia, it’s New Zealand and Canada in the next month.
Avial has a panache for staying in the news. Constantly. Aana Kallan, which literally translates to Elephant Liar is the latest in their bid to stay on top of the game
Yeh mera dil pyaar ka deewana was an iconic block buster. It has been remixed countless times across the globe before, but this time the difference Asha Bhosle herself is on it.
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon yesterday saw Crosby and Nash covering Miley Cyrus’ Party in the USA amid much applause as well as laughter.
Rabbi Shergill’s Visa had been endlessly being delayed and had to be unfortunately dropped from Coke Studio Season 4.
Metal Gods are embarking on their farewell tour. With K.K Downing retiring, are we in for a disappointment? Rob Halford assures the show will go on.
The 2011 Billboard Music Award’s big winners were teen sensation Justin Bieber and rapper Eminem bagging six awards each.
Sonu Nigam’s international single Let’s go for glory was released yesterday after receiving positive response at the ICC World Cup performance.
The Down Troddence have released their debut music video. Shot in just two days, it is an impressive video with great visuals. But what they’re trying to convey remains a mystery.
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