Feel the powerful lyrics and explosive energy of the song Killing in The Name, which challenges societal norms and authority.

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My father used to swear at his cars when they wouldn’t start. And he went through a succession of cranky motors in my ...

When H.E.R. won an Oscar for Best Original Song for “Judas and the Black Messiah” in 2021, she used her acceptance to thank ...

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Osbourne’s last show will take place later this year, and Morello – the event’s musical director – will take the opportunity ...

The 1990s was the era of angst and hardcore rock songs. Few eras of music have the angry, grungey power of the 90s, and plenty of fans revisit that time when musicians weren’t afraid to get ...