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St. Vincent’s seventh studio album, “All Born Screaming,” features contributions from Dave Grohl, Cate Le Bon, Josh Freese, David Ralicke and many more.

Famous features on St. Vincent’s newest album

By Sammie Macaranas, Staff Writer April 30, 2024
On April 26, Annie Clark, more widely known as St. Vincent, released her seventh studio album, “All Born Screaming.” The musician has made a name for herself since leaving alternative indie artist Sufjan Stevens’ touring band in 2006. The multi-talented artist took a new step with this album, making it her debut as a producer. Clark’s musical abilities are once again put on display as she plays the electric piano, bass, acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar, vocals and more. 
"Concrete and Gold" is the latest album from the Foo Fighters. The record released Sept. 15 and features several notable guest artists including Justin Timberlake and Paul McCartney.

Review: Foo Fighters’ rock-and-roll record flops

By Charlie Musante, Contributing Writer September 20, 2017
The rest of the Foo Fighters’ discography just makes this album look lackluster.
Review: Foo Fighters mellow album plays smoothly

Review: Foo Fighters mellow album plays smoothly

By Allie Hartley, Contributing Writer November 19, 2014
Foo Fighter's latest album "Sonic Highways" is an excellent portrayal of the group's signature rock sound.

Dave Grohl Readies “Sound City” Project

February 17, 2012
Even though he just hauled in five Grammy awards on Sunday, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl is showing no signs of resting on his laurels. Grohl recently announced he is involved with a new documentary called “Sound City.”   “Sound City” is inspired by a recording studio in San Fernando Valley where Nirvana recorded. Grohl…

Gloves Are Off: Westboro Baptist Church vs. The Foo Fighters

By Jared Dionne September 17, 2011
Who dares to take on the Foo Fighters? Everyone’s favorite group of crazies, the Westboro Baptist Church does. Back on August 30th, the roving band of gay-haters took their act over to Kansas City to protest the Foos’ concert while brandishing their “thank God for dead soldiers” signage. As one may surmise, the funniest guy…
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