Meters Guitarist Leo Nocentelli’s Lost ’70s Folk Album Getting Released By Light In The Attic

Preeminent reissue label Light In The Attic has announced that they are putting out Another Side, a lost ’70s folk album by Leo Nocentelli, the guitarist for the renowned New Orleans band the Me

Legendary Jazz Hammond Organist Dr. Lonnie Smith Dead At 79

Dr. Lonnie Smith, the Hammond B3 organ virtuoso whose work in jazz and funk was hugely influential, has died. According to a statement from Blue Note Records, his label, Smith died of pulmonary fibros

David Bowie's Lost Album 'Toy' Getting Official Release

You see that? That grotesque image up there is the cover art for Toy, the album David Bowie intended to release in 2001. Although it leaked 10 years later, it’s now getting official release in J

David Bowie’s Unreleased Album Toy Set for Release

David Bowie’s 2001 album Toy, which was shelved amid problems with his record label, will receive its first official release as part of the late singer’s latest reissue campaign. A mix of new song

Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus Says He’s Now Cancer Free

Back in June, Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus revealed that he was undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. Now, Hoppus has announced that he is cancer free. “Just saw my oncologist and I’m cancer free!!”

Britney Spears’ Father Jamie Spears Suspended From Conservatorship After 13 Years

Lil Peep's Mom Says His Label Is Withholding $4M In Royalties

Liza Womack, the mother of Lil Peep, claims the late rapper’s record label is withholding $4 million in royalties from his estate, Rolling Stone reports. Womack says the label, First Access Ente

Judge Rejects Donald Trump's Fair Use Argument In "Electric Avenue" Copyright Lawsuit

A year ago, Eddy Grant sued Donald Trump over the use of Grant’s 1983 hit “Electric Avenue” in one of Trump’s online campaign videos depicting a cartoon Joe Biden driving an ol