Keith Urban first brought his songs to Nashville in the mid-’90s, and by the time he released his self-titled solo album in 1999, the New Zealand-born Australian was quickly becoming one of the most promising acts in country music. It didn’t take long for him to blossom into a full-blown superstar. By 2004, he was
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Greetings, Decibel readers! Ah, finally some new black metal for 2025. Don’t get me wrong, I was happy to be covering so much death metal for the last few weeks, but it’s good to get some cold and grim new releases for an exceptionally cold and grim February. Oh, and there’s a new Killswitch Engage
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MARINA has returned to music with her blissful new single ‘Butterfly’. Check it out below. The eccentric single sees the pop star – real name Marina Diamandis, who previously performed under the moniker of Marina and the Diamonds – sing: “So I’m saying goodbye, goodbye / Watch me grow from afar as I turn into
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One thing you can’t deny about 2024 is that the year was filled with incredible movie releases. Are you the type of person who loves watching movie premieres in theaters, or do you prefer waiting to stream while lying in bed chowing down with your sweetie on some Ben & Jerry’s Scoopa-palooza Coffee & Fudge
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Haters are always gonna hate, and that’s exactly what Selena Gomez has been dealing with in her relationship with Benny Blanco. Ever since they went public with their love story, fans have bombarded them with disapproval and their petty, negative thoughts.  After Selena’s past relationships with men like Justin Bieber, Nick Jonas, Orlando Bloom, and
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Recorded outside of a Judas Priest and Dokken show at the Capital Centre in Landover, MD on May 31, 1986, an energetic young man wearing a sleeveless zebra-print body suit would loudly and proudly proclaim into a microphone, “Heavy metal rules, all that punk shit sucks. It doesn’t belong in this world. It belongs on
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