Core News — “It’s an Electronic Body Music special! The Black Madonna gives a little History lesson in synthesizer music. Expect futuristic selections from Italo disco to Porto-trance. From England to the USSR. Featuring tracks by the Eurythmics, Transvolta ... more info

Consequence of Sound — A spacey, kinetic take on the '80s classic for Spotify Singles. more info

BBC News - UK — The pop group say a challenge from Eurythmics' star Dave Stewart made them rethink their third album. more info

NME — All hail Manson. Marilyn Manson and Yoshiki Marilyn Manson made a surprise appearance at Coachella over the weekend, joining Japanese metal icons X Japan during their set …Continue reading » The post Marilyn Manson joins forces with X Japan... more info

Stereogum — Marilyn Manson made his first Coachella appearance yesterday, joining metal superstars X Japan during their second set to play his haunting cover of Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)." The shock rock icon announced the "special performance... more info

Consequence of Sound — Shock rocker joins the legendary Japanese outfit for a stripped-down rendition of the Eurythmics classic. more info

Stereogum — Chvrches have been working on their third album -- the follow-up to 2015's Every Open Eye -- for a while now. We know that they worked with Greg Kurstin on it to make it "the most pop stuff we've done" and at one point they were in the studio with ... more info

Stereogum — Thirty years ago this Oct. 12, A&M Records released the Special Olympics benefit LP A Very Special Christmas. Adorned with album art by Downtown New York icon Keith Haring and overseen with love by producer Jimmy Iovine, the album featured the likes ... more info

Dlisted — Last month, giant fake guns had a go at Marilyn Manson and tried to take him out, and he’s finally speaking out about the incident. And no, it wasn’t just, “Ouch, Charlie! That really hurts.” Marilyn was crooning out a cover of the Euryt... more info

USA Today Music — Kate Bush, The Moody Blues, Rage Against the Machine and Eurythmics are also nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2018 class.             more info