Brooklyn Vegan — Alan Resnick, Robby Rackleff, Ben O'Brien and Cricket Arrison are coming to a (West Coast) city near you. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Last month, Universal Pictures acquired Last Christmas , a holiday film with a script co-written by Emma Thompson and Bryony Kimmings that Paul Feig is attached to direct. more info

Guardian Music — Whole Again and September have been cleverly converted into chants for Russia 2018, but they’re far from the first pop songs unexpectedly to hit the terracesFrom bars and stadiums in Russia to the pubs and TV screens back in the UK, England fa... more info

Metal Injection — Summer is coming early in New York City this weekend, and I might get my first taste of the beach.... The post GHOST Cover METALLICA, SLAYER vs WHAM Mashup & 8 Other Trending Posts You May Have Missed This Week appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Metal Injection — We've expressed our love of mashups in the past, and anytime you can take two contrasting styles and make them... The post SLAYER vs. WHAM Mashup "Careless Whisper in the Abyss" Shouldn't Work, But It Actually Works Really Well appeared fir... more info

Stereogum — A study of hundreds of thousands of popular songs over the past three decades has found a downward sonic trend in happiness and an increase in sadness, as the chirpy band Wham! gave way to the moody Sam Smith. For the report in the journal Royal ... more info

Metalsucks — The sexiest version EVER of an already very sexy track. The post Listen: Wham!’s “Last Christmas” Covered in the Style of Type O Negative appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — Last Christmas you gave them your heart. This year, they gave you shred. The post AUGUST BURNS RED's Cover Of WHAM!'s "Last Christmas" Will Put You In The Holiday Spirit appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Metalsucks — Be sad and well simultaneously. The post New Covers to Which I’ll Never Listen, Part II: August Burns Red Play Wham! appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

KEXP Seattle — It takes a lot for a song to enter the Christmas canon. Most of the songs we sing every year have survived generations, outlasting our memory and seemingly always existing. It’s not that new holiday songs aren’t still being written — good on... more info