Watch members of Tool, Primus and Mastodon cover Rush song ‘Anthem’

Grizzly Bear’s Daniel Rossen has premiered a new song during a livestream performance – scroll down the page to watch it below.The musician performed on the Vote Ready livestream on Friday (August 14), an online event promoting voter registration ahead of the upcoming US Presidential election on November 3.During his short set, Rossen played his 2012 solo track ‘Saint Nothing’ and an untitled new song.

Rishi Sunak has ruled out any extra Treasury support for lockdown in Aberdeen or other areas in Scotland that might go into local lockdown because of coronavirus clusters. At the beginning of a visit to Scotland, the Chancellor said the Rishi’s dishes scheme will not be extended in Aberdeen where restaurants are closed during for part of the month of August the discount offer covers.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed the Chilean was leaving. He has signed a contract until June 2023 at the San Siro.

star Nicholas Braun scored an Emmy nomination on Tuesday for his role in the lauded HBO series, but the actor may be angling for a GRAMMY as well, with his newly released COVID single.The song was born from some social media inspiration.

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Everything Everything have shared the latest preview of their forthcoming new album ‘Re-Animator’ — watch the pulsating video for ‘Violent Sun’ below.The four-piece are gearing up to release their latest LP on September 11, their first album together since 2017’s ‘A Fever Dream’.Everything Everything have already previewed ‘Re-Animator’ with the singles ‘Planets’, ‘Arch Enemy’ and ‘In Birdsong’, and last night (July 28) the band shared ‘Violent Sun’  — which premiered on BBC Radio 1 as Annie

Rufus Wainwright has teamed up with 1,500 singers from around the globe to perform a socially-distanced rendition of The Beatles’ ‘Across The Universe’.

A group of rock vets have taken some lockdown time to come together (virtually) and perform an at-home edition of Rush's 1975 song, "Anthem."Primus bassist Les Claypool, Mastodon guitarist Bill Kelliher, Tool drummer Danny Carey, Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez and guitarist Stephen Brodsky are all featured in the clip, which shows the musicians in a split-screen, rocking out to their parts in their respective homes.The clip is Patreon's 15th in a project to benefit everyone involved

Rutherglen who can’t afford to dine out at all, it strikes me that this package isn’t geared towards supporting those on the lowest incomes, whose livelihoods are most likely to have been lost. We wanted the real deal for Scotland.

IDLES have launched a new music pub quiz series on YouTube, pitting them against other bands.Dumb & Drumber is described as “the show where Jon [Beavis, IDLES drummer] and Dev [Adam Devonshire, bassist] go head to head in a music quiz against other band’s rhythm sections”.The first episode, available to stream now, features IDLES going up against the rhythm section of The National, Devendorf brothers Scott (bass) and Bryan (drums).Watch the first episode of Dumb & Drumber below.The new series

Rishi Sunak has received a barrage of criticism for wearing a face mask that has been described as ‘worse than not wearing one’.The Chancellor has been pictured wearing the mask for a second day despite warnings from doctors and professors that valved masks ‘act like jets’ that can ‘create a plume of infection’.Mr Sunak first posted a photo of himself leaving a Pret A Manger store in the mask to Twitter on Wednesday.The post has received a flood of responses calling for him to not wear it,