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The Kinks frontman had an appreciation for the punk scene. The post Ray Davies’ favourite punk song first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

Tucker Carlson interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin for over two hours. Watch the conversation‚ at times a filibuster‚ here. He seems more coherent than our president. At the same time‚ KGB agents‚ former and present — whatever the agency currently calls itself — can persuade even when they lie. Putin spins the Hitler–Stalin Pact‚ preposterously‚ as a reaction to Poland’s betrayal of Russia. He claims the Poles collaborated with Hitler. “The USSR‚ I have read some documents in the archives‚ behaved very honestly‚” he claimed. I went into this with an open mind‚ but he sounds like a Commie. He damaged himself with sensible American right-wingers not eager to keep pouring money into Ukraine. He calls Ukraine an “artificial state.” Putin clearly regards Kiev‚ and parts of Lithuania‚ as Russian property. He seeks to redraw the map of Europe to what existed prior to not only the Second World War but the First World War. His cartographical grievances dates back 1‚000 years or more. One imagines everyone can curse the map in some way. The conflict in Israel-Gaza‚ and the one brewing in Formosa‚ stem from this. Make up your own mind both on Putin and why it took so long to hear from him. Subscribe to The American Spectator to receive the entirety of Dan Flynn’s Spectator A.M. newsletter. READ MORE from Daniel J. Flynn: Is Joe Biden’s Campaign Dead? Leftists Protest the Stores They Put Out of Business Another Phony Justice Department Yakety Sax Case Concludes The post Putin Speaks: The Tucker Interview appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

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New Years Day has issued “Half Black Heart‚” the title track of the band’s upcoming fifth studio album‚ due on March 1st. “‘Half Black Heart’ is my anthem‚” enthused vocalist Ash Costello (pictured). “Nobody is so flawless that they have the right to pass judgment on someone else’s flaws. We all exist as a mix of good and bad.” “Essentially‚ it’s a declaration that neither I nor anyone else will ever be perfect‚” added Costello. The album also features the previously released tracks “Vampyre‚” “Hurts Like Hell‚” “Secrets” and “I Still Believe.” “Half Black Heart” Track Listing: 01. Vampyre02. Half Black Heart03. Hurts Like Hell04. Secrets05. Fearless06. Bullet Proof07. Burn It All Down08. Enemy09. I Still Believe.”10. Unbreak My Heart11. So Sick12. Creature Of Habit The Goth Pop Punk band formed in ’05. The post New Years Day’s “Half Black Heart” appeared first on RockinTown.

2/4 Beartooth share a five-minute official documentary titled “Below The Surface.” In the film‚ Beartooth’s Caleb Shomo reflects his efforts to make a positive change in his life. 2/4 Guitarist Nita Strauss performs the U.S. national anthem prior to the “Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum” in L.A. 2/4 Paramore (pictured above) win the Best Rock Album honor for “This Is Why” at the 66th annual Grammy Awards in L.A. Metallica’s “72 Seasons” takes the Best Metal Performance trophy while Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance awards go to boygenious for “Not Strong Enough.” Also‚ U2 provide the first live performance broadcast from the Sphere in Las Vegas when they perform “Atomic City.” Bono then announces the winner of the Best Pop Vocal category – Taylor Swift. 2/5 Alice Cooper unfurls “Alice’s Attic‚” a relaunch of his syndicated radio show “Nights With Alice Cooper.” The new program has a mix of classic and some obscure Rock plus Cooper’s stories and commentary. 2/7 Metallica receives the “Rock Tour Of The Year” honor at the Pollstar Awards ceremony held at the Wiltern Theater in L.A. Billboard reports that Metallica’s ’23 tour grossed $125.8 million‚ with 1.2 million tickets sold over 19 shows. 2/7 Mojo Nixon‚ singer‚ songwriter and radio host who rocketed from the lunatic fringe of ’80s underground music to national attention with his rabble-rousing shots at celebrity culture and snarky social commentary‚ dies at age 66. The post The Week In Rock: February 4 – 9 appeared first on RockinTown.