Thrash metal’s fiercest drummer, Dave Lombardo (Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies, Misfits, Mr. Bungle, Testament, Fantômas — you name it), has taken his legendary double bass energy and poured it straight into a cup of coffee. Enter Double Kick —a bold new espresso roast that comes packaged in a collectible drum tin designed after one of Lombardo’s own kits! Metal!
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When you’re just getting your feet wet in the music industry, every decision feels make-or-break. You want your songs to be heard, your style to stand out, and your audience to grow — but budgets are tight, and attention spans are even tighter. That’s where lyric videos come in. More than just flashy words on a screen, lyric videos are now a powerful steppingstone for indie artists and newcomers alike. But how exactly do they work, and why should you consider one?
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Tonight (July 7th), I’ll be joining the usual suspects from the Heavy Metal Round Table for a special live podcast on Ghost Cult Magazine’s YouTube channel, where we’ll be diving deep into Black Sabbath’s farewell concert extravaganza, Back to the Beginning. From the thunderous highs to… well, were there really any lows? Tune in Here from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Pacific Time for two hours of riffs, opinions, and unapologetic Sabbath worship (or critique). It’s going to get heavy. Don’t miss it!
Have you noticed how ofen your favorite songs or movies casually reference cannabis? The truth is, pop culture cannabis trends are shaping the way consumers perceive and engage with cannabis products. From chart-topping hits to blockbuster films, the influence of pop culture is undeniable and more relevant than ever.
This article examines how pop culture, including music, film, and celebrities, shape consumer perceptions and trends in the cannabis industry.
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If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Bob Stinson of The Replacements took a drunken detour into Dante’s Inferno, well, Stinson’s Inferno answers that question in the most gloriously unhinged way possible. This 24-page graphic novel is a punk-rock fever dream where LA’s Sunset Strip stands in for Hell, and Stinson, guided by none other than Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones (as Virgil), stumbles his way through an afterlife packed with fallen rock gods. Yes, it exists. Continue reading Yes, It Exists: Stinson’s Inferno Graphic Novel