First Trailer Released for Neil Peart Documentary No One’s Disciple
The initial look at the 96-minute film about the late Rush drummer has surfaced, giving the project a public shape.
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The initial look at the 96-minute film about the late Rush drummer has surfaced, giving the project a public shape.
The Plexus release recovers eight previously unreleased tracks from Steve Young’s Warmer Squares and E-Funk periods, holding together as a document rather than a clearing-out.
On New Heights, Kelce described the private July 3 ceremony, the no-phone policy, and Adam Sandler’s role as officiant.
The Liverpool group returns October 30 with Wild In The Streets on Domino, alongside new single “You And I.”
The band’s delayed headline set was shaped by the recent death of manager Trevor Dietz, but it also pointed toward new work and a bigger international run.
The Welsh duo’s second album samples heavily from recent songs, creating a crowded record that struggles to find its own space.
*Werewolf in the Waves*, Frye’s documentary about the late Crazy Town frontman, gains new executive producers as the film moves forward.
The album arrives after a long gap in Badu’s discography and a phone-free tour with the producer, pulling in Jay Electronica, DJ Quik, and Westside Gunn.
At the 19th Osheaga Festival, a stark all-white stage and a gold-paint finale turned a headline set into a visual argument about mainstream pop’s current mood.
Dylan Neal’s solo project returns with a track built from sacred samples and heavy distortion, ahead of the November 27 release on Prophecy Productions.