Kristina Rybalchenko, the drummer who rocks social media
She’s become one of the most-followed percussionists on Instagram and now the Russian content creator is making moves in Los Angeles
When Metallica took on Napster: 25 years of the trial that changed the music industry forever
In April 2000, the band sued a website for copyright infringement. They won, but their popularity was seriously affected and they didn’t achieve much: Napster had already dictated how we would listen to music in the 21st century
Old rockers and the retirement dilemma: ‘Getting older is an unforeseen event in the music industry’
When a job is as special as playing anthems that are life mottos for thousands of people, the concept of retirement changes completely: how does someone who is still singing about youthful rage at 80 years old retire?
Jessica Miller: “At 22, I was called an ‘old model,’ which was nice for my self-esteem”
After almost three decades in fashion, the 40-year-old looks back on her career and life, including her marriage to Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich
Prefabricated? Commercial? Bon Jovi, always questioned, but always on top
This week, the band’s lead singer will be honored as the 2024 Person of the Year, just as their first album turns 40
Heavy metal as a form of therapy: Long live metalheads in their forties
A new novel by Mexican author Antonio Ortuño narrates with humor, mordacity and a touch of melancholy the reunion of a band of old metalheads who do not quite fit into today’s world
‘Something in this industry makes people sick’: why music fails to make a clean break with drugs and alcohol
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In music critic Ian Windwood’s latest book, ‘Bodies: Life and Death in Music,’ he analyzes a problem that, until not too long ago, was perceived as a romantic legend: drugs and rock ‘n’ roll
23 songs that should be erased from music history
A group of specialized journalists chooses the most irritating pieces by rock and pop icons