A Kreator biography is coming in 2025
Singer/guitarist Mille Petrozza has co-written a book about the thrash metal veterans’ first 10 years of service, expected next year
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A Kreator biography is coming in 2025
Singer/guitarist Mille Petrozza has co-written a book about the thrash metal veterans’ first 10 years of service, expected next year
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Jethro Tull share new 2024 remix of Jack Frost And The Hooded Crow
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Legendary soul singer Al Green has covered R.E.M.'s classic Everybody Hurts
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The November Rain video arrives ahead of his weekend's AEW Full Gear pay-per-view event
The official Fleetwood Mac documentary will shine a light on their music and personal lives
The as-yet-untitled Fleetwood Mac film will include previously unseen footage and new interviews with the surviving band members
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