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Invincible Season 3 saw an explosive finale when Conquest arrived on Earth to punish Mark and a battle ensued between them. Robert Kirkman’s series didn’t fail to impress us with this third season as well. There was one element that perfectly accompanied all the fantastic characters and jaw-dropping scenes.

Mark Grayson in Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Prime Video

As usual, the series nailed the music, using the right track for the right moment. This season featured less musical scores than the first two seasons. However, it managed to elevate the viewing experience just like the previous seasons. Here is a guide for you to find your favorite music from the show.

Invincible Season 3 soundtrack guide A still from the episode All I Can Say Is I’m Sorry from Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Prime Video

Invincible Season 3 began airing on Prime Video on February 6 and its final episode was released on March 13. John Paesano,...

Peacock’s comedy Laid, starring Stephanie Hsu, Zosia Mamet, Michael Angarano, Tommy Martinez, Andre Hyland, Ryan Pinkston and more, explores what would happen if a mysterious curse fell upon one’s ex romantic partners. Ruby (Hsu), with the help of her best friend Aj (Mamet), realizes that all of past sexual partners are somehow dying in gruesome ways.

This brings her and Aj to try and track down those who are still alive, and played by guest stars such as Finneas, John Early, Simu Liu & Philippe Francesca Reale, Kate Berlant, Brandon Perea, Alexandra Shipp and more, to warn them of what is happening. Aj also hopes to get to the bottom of why this is happening.

Several needle drops accompany both humorous and and more serious moments, starting with some Paul Simon and Chappell Roan in Episode 1 and ending with Billie Eilish and Sade in the finale. Find the full...

Outside Lands is celebrating its Sweet 16 this year with a stacked lineup! On Tuesday, the San Francisco-based music festival announced that Tyler, the Creator, Sturgill Simpson, and the Killers will headline its Aug. 9-11 event and that it will also feature Post Malone performing a special set of country music covers.

Among the main-liners are The Postal Service, Grace Jones, Kaytranada, Jungle, Chris Lake and Gryffin. Snoh Aalegra, Chappell Roan, Tyla, Fletcher, Reneé Rapp, Victoria Monét, Gryffin, Young the Giant, Schoolboy Q, and Teddy Swims are also featured on the lineup.

It took more than half a decade to get Nimona to the screen in all its pink, punk rock glory, but it finally happened in June thanks to a group of creatives who wouldn’t quit and a few mix tapes.

“We love music, so when we were starting this story process, we started making each other mixtapes about what we love,” director Nick Bruno tells The Hollywood Reporter about how he and fellow director Troy Quane geared up for the Netflix film’s soundtrack. “We love the idea that this whole soundtrack is female-led. It’s punk and big energy and stuff that you want to dance to, and you want to ride a rhino to. It’s multi-generational, and a lot of that is because of Kier [Lehman], our music supervisor.”

For Quane, Nimona‘s composer Christophe Beck “is nothing short of genius,” producing a score for them film so stirring,...

Long before celebrating the world premiere of “Nimona” at a hilltop castle high above Annecy, Nd Stevenson devised the character out of sheer necessity. “I was an extremely depressed art student, I was 19 years old, and I was struggling,” he tells Variety.

“I was really trying to find myself and figure out who I was, and Nimona was this character who kind of embodied everything I wanted to be. She was a shapeshifter, able to change her appearance with the click of a finger, and she could be anything, any person, as big as a dragon or as small as a cat. There was really no limit to her power, and that gave me an emotional language to talk about my feelings at a time when I really needed to.”

What’s more, Nimona could travel, starting on the back of sketchbook and then to a serialized web-comic and then...

Netflix has released the first teaser trailer for its next animated feature Nimona.

The trailer begins in a crudely animated fairytale kingdom, where a princess spots a peculiar-looking bird and demands that it make her a dress. The bird shapeshifts into a girl, tells the princess to make her own dress, then proceeds to take the form of various giant monsters and cause mayhem in the kingdom. The scene is revealed to be drawn by our title character, Nimona (Chloë Grace Moretz), before giving a glimpse of her adventures, accompanied by the tagline, "A new kind of hero takes shape," set to the song "T-Rex" by K. Flay.

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Nimona began as a webcomic in 2012, written and drawn by Nd Stevenson. Set in a medieval landscape that blends sorcery and science, the story follows Nimona, a young...

It’s time to fill up that concert calendar without emptying your wallet. Concert Week is back, with Live Nation offering $25 all-in tickets to over 3,800 upcoming shows across North America.

From May 10th through May 16th, over 3,000 tours will be on-sale for just $25 — no additional fees, no extra charges, just a 20-dollar bill and five George Washingtons.

Participating tours include the much-hyped Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, and De La Soul’s “NY State of Mind Tour”; Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and Garbage’s co-headlining tour; LL Cool J’s mega “The F.O.R.C.E. Live” with The Roots, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Queen Latifah, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Ice-t, and others; The All-American Rejects’ first tour in 10 years, with The Get Up Kids, New Found Glory, Motion City Soundtrack, and The Starting Line; and Willie Nelson’s massive “Outlaw Music Festival Tour” featuring Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, The Avett Brothers,...

This article contains minor spoilers for The Suicide Squad. We have a spoiler free review here.

Surprise! The Suicide Squad has a soundtrack for the ages. Ok, look, it’s a James Gunn movie. You are not surprised.

But nevertheless, even by Gunn’s eclectic standards, The Suicide Squad soundtrack is just banger after banger. It’s more diverse than the ’70s Am radio-friendly (and Walkman-appropriate grooves) of his Guardians of the Galaxy “Awesome Mix” soundtracks, but serves the story just as well. Don’t forget, Gunn is known for writing the songs he hopes to use directly into his scripts.

During a chat with James Gunn, I asked him what the first two songs he knew he wanted to use in The Suicide Squad were. To be perfectly honest, I expected the answer to be The Jim Carroll Band’s classic “People Who Died” but Gunn surprised me with not one,...

Singer-songwriter Meg Myers has enlisted K.Flay for a new remix of her song, “The Underground.”

K.Flay’s remix pares back some of the maximalist heroics of the original as she crafts a more industrial arrangement that packs plenty of punch thanks to a crunchy guitar riff and booming drums.

“I was really happy to collaborate with K.Flay,” Myers said in a statement. “I love the vulnerability, freedom and raw power in the way she expresses herself creatively. It also really warmed my heart when she gave me her...

Singer-songwriter Amanda Shires released the song “The Problem” in September as a duet with her husband Jason Isbell, but she had also conceived its frank discussion of abortion as being a conversation among several women. That idea is now a reality with a new version of the song titled “Our Problem” commemorating the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade and featuring a diverse, multi-generational cast. Cyndi Lauper, Angie Stone, K.Flay, Lilly Hiatt, Linda Perry, Morgane Stapleton, Nona Hendryx, Peaches, and Valerie June all sing on the track.

Much of the arrangement...

Kesha’s Weird & Wonderful Rainbow Ride 2 cruise, postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, will now set sail at a new date: November 3rd, 2021.

The cruise, which will run through November 7th, will continue in the tradition of Kesha’s 2019 cruise, named after her album Rainbow. Traveling from Miami to Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas, the cruise will feature performances by Kesha, the Struts, K.Flay, Aly & Aj, Misterwives, Big Freedia, Wrabel, Brooke Lynn Hytes, Detox, Monet x Change, Roxxxy Andrews, Thorgy Thor and more to be announced.

Guests who purchased...

Louis the Child and Foster the People have joined forces for a new single, “Every Color.” The track, co-written by Louis the Child’s Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett and Foster the People frontman Mark Foster, is an upbeat psychedelic pop number that embraces both bands’ styles. The single is accompanied by a video visualizer with animation by Nate Mohler and Adam Knauer.

Louis the Child will head out on their Here for Now tour, which kicks off April 10th with two dates in Berkeley, California. The band, which released “Don’t Mind” last month,...

Few shows capture the truth of what it is like to be in your twenties like The Bold Type does.

With authentic characters, compelling plots that are true to our time, incredible fashion and one of the best soundtracks on television, it is incredible that there are people out there who aren't watching it.

Read on as we discuss the episodes of The Bold Type that have made it an incredible must-watch show and that every fan should relive.

The Bold Type Season 1 Episode 1 “Pilot”

The episode that started it all.

The Bold Type Season 1 Episode 1 is a text-book example of how to pull off an incredible pilot for a show.

We're introduced to the characters in a way that makes us feel we have known them for years.

Each character is fleshed out so well.

Jane’s insecurities show as she writes her first article while also dealing with her first real heartbreak.

Kayti Burt Feb 4, 2020

The Birds of Prey soundtrack will be released the same day as the film, and features 15 tracks from the comic book movie.

The new Birds of Prey film has so much going for it—a cast of talented women, killer fight scenes, electric visuals—but one of the elements that ties all of those aspects together is the film's bopping soundtrack. Warner Bros. has released the full track list for Birds of Prey: The Album, a sneak peek at what you're in store for when this film hits the theaters on February 7th.

Birds of Prey: The Album was put together by the same people who did the Suicide Squad soundtrack, and features 15 tracks from women artists. Artists on the collection include: Halsey, Doja Cat, Charlotte Lawrence, and Saweetie & Galxara. The first single to be released was "Diamonds" by Megan Thee Stallion and Normani,h, followed by...

Megan Thee Stallion and Normani have teamed up for a new single, “Diamonds,” which comes off the upcoming soundtrack Birds of Prey: The Album.

The soundtrack, which will accompany Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), also includes contributions from Halsey, K.Flay, Doja Cat, Cyn and Charlotte Lawrence. The soundtrack features brand-new tracks from Summer Walker, Lauren Jauregui and Black Canary, Jurnee Smollett-Bell’s character in the film.

“Diamonds” samples Marilyn Monroe’s iconic number “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” and the song’s...

Cyndi Lauper has announced the lineup for her 9th annual “Cyndi Lauper & Friends: Home for the Holidays” benefit concert, presented by Marriott International and Aeg. The event will take place in Los Angeles at The Novo at L.A. Live on December 10. Tickets will be available to the general public 10am Pt on Friday, November 8 at Axs.com.

Taking the stage with Lauper and her band this year will be Kesha, Billy Porter, Brandi Carlile, Belinda Carlisle, King Princess, Charlie Musselwhite, Henry Rollins — who will sing a Black Flag song that he hasn’t performed in over 15 years, according to the announcement — Perry Farrell with Etty Lau Farrell, Justin Tranter, K. Flay, Emily Estefan, Shawn Wasabi, comics Carol Leifer and Lily Tomlin, U.K. comedian Gina Yashere, Margaret Cho, King Princess and two-time Grammy-nominated singer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer K.Flay. Carson Kressley will host.

All net proceeds from the evening...

Griz is bursting with energy, smiling ear to ear with eyes wide as saucers when he sits down with Rolling Stone in the Bonnaroo press compound on Friday. Forty-five minutes earlier the relentlessly ebullient singer, Mc, saxophone player and all around entertainer (real name Grant Kwiecinski) was getting as turnt up as the tens-of-thousands-strong crowd watching his golden-hour sundown set at the sold-out festival. The performance was a redemption moment for Kwiecinski, whose set on the same stage at Bonnaroo 2016 was a bit of a shit show.

“We played in...

Former Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello recruited another guitar hero, Gary Clark Jr., for his new song, “Can’t Stop the Bleeding,” which he’s releasing ahead of his upcoming tour. The track, which also features electronic music producer Gramatik, starts off like a fairly straightforward blues rocker. Clark sings about trouble and feeling overwhelmed, until swooshes of Edm effects begin a surprising trance breakdown.

“‘Can’t Stop The Bleeding’ is the latest Marshall stack bass drop banger from Gary Clark Jr., Gramatik and myself,” Morello said in a statement.

Michael “Fitz” Fitzpatrick is hard on himself. Even after three successful albums with his band Fitz and the Tantrums, the indie pop singer finds the writing process challenging. “This is our fourth one, so it’s not my first time,” he says. “But it doesn’t get any easier, the journey you have to take.”

Part of the struggle has been trying to top himself — “Handclap,” the high-spirited single from the band’s 2016 self-titled album, was their biggest song yet. “It’s hard to not be crushed or suffocated by that,...

Tom Morello has made plenty of big, brazen sounds in his career with Rage Against the Machine and other projects. But even by his standards, his first solo album under his own name is a noisy one.

“I’ve been secretly toiling away on this record,” he says of The Atlas Underground, which arrives October 12th with a decked-out lineup of guests that includes Marcus Mumford, Big Boi, Steve Aoki, and more. “The notion from the very start was to forge this sonic conspiracy of these artists from wide-ranging genres who are like-minded,...

David Jacobs has been promoted to West Coast General Manager of Mom + Pop Music, it was announced by founder and co-owner Michael Goldstone and co-owner Thaddeus. Mom + Pop is home to such indie darlings as Courtney Barnett, Flume, Polica, Sleigh Bells and Alice Merton.

Jacobs joined Mom + Pop from Atlantic Records, where he oversaw Alternative projects. That led him to a relationship with Mom + Pop Music that became an official title when Jacobs was hired as VP of Radio Promotion in October 2015.

Said Goldstone: “David has been an integral and influential part of Mom+Pop’s growth over the past 3 years. While he’s been impactful breaking the likes of Alice Merton and Flume at radio, now as our West Coast Gm, he’ll be involved in all things M+P and our overall efforts in Los Angeles”.

Jacobs is a graduate of the USC Marshall School of Business with...

Tom Morello recruited an all-star crew of rappers and Edm producers – including Big Boi, Killer Mike, RZA, Steve Aoki and Bassnectar – for his upcoming solo LP The Atlas Underground, out October 12th via Mom + Pop Music.

The guitarist, a veteran of Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave and Prophets of Rage, also enlisted Gza, Gary Clark Jr., K. Flay, Pretty Lights, Portugal. the Man, Whethan, Marcus Mumford, Rise Against’s Tim McIlrath, Carl Restivo, Nico Stadi, Leikeli47 and Herobust to appear on the 12-track album. Morello teased his latest project with two new songs,...

Paradigm has just added eight new agents across multiple offices by promoting off desks. They are: Zac Bluestone and Madi Daigle in New York, Brewster Lee in Los Angeles, Kylie Doyle, Zach Hartley and Jeremy Shpizner in Nashville, and tour marketing agents Dani Barrett in Los Angeles and Andrew Whitaker in New York.

Paradigm also announced that veteran music agent Phil Egenthal has joined the agency, bringing clients including The Revivalists, George Porter Jr., Dumpstaphunk and Foundation of Funk. Egenthal is currently based in Boulder, Colorado, but will move to Chicago to join Paradigm’s West Superior Street office in the coming weeks.

“Phil is a great agent and a terrific addition to our organization, and we’re looking forward to his many contributions,” said Paradigm music executive Marty Diamond.

Regarding the promotion of multiple employees to agents, Paradigm Chairman/CEO Sam Gores noted: “Paradigm is a place where people can grow,...

The fifth annual iHeartRadio Radio Music Awards took place on March 11 at the Forum Arena in Los Angeles. These kudos honored artists across a range of music genres including rock, country, dance, hip-hop, latin and regional Mexican music. DJ Khaled and Hailey Baldwin hosted, with the telecast airing live on TBS, TNT and truTV beginning at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt, In addition, the award ceremony was simulcast on iHeartMedia stations nationwide.

Among the big winners were Ed Sheeran, who claimed the top prize of Song of the Year for his hit “Shape of You” as well as Male Artist of the Year and Pol Album of the Year (÷), and Taylor Swift who was named Female Artist of the Year and debuted the video for her new hit single “Delicate.”

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Grammy-nominated artist K.Flay is debuting a new track that she wrote for the upcoming Tomb Raider movie, and Heat Vision has the first listen.

"I wrote "Run for Your Life" in a hotel room in Johnson City, Tennessee, a few hours before my show that night. I think the frantic energy of touring found its way into the track," says the singer-songwriter, who is behind the popular rock track "Blood in the Cut" and last year released her debut studio album, Every Where Is Some Where.

Oscar winner Alicia Vikander stars in the reboot, which tells the origin story of Lara Croft, following...

She knows a thing or two about what makes for a great song and Taylor Swift just posted a list of fresh ditties she’s been listening to as of late.

The “Shake It Off” singer took to her Twitter account on Tuesday night (October 6) to post her “New Songs That Will Make Your Life More Awesome,” adding, “I promise!”

T Swizzle’s selections include:

-”No Words” – Erik Hassle

-”Mine” – Phoebe Ryan

-”Poetic” – Seinabo Sey

-”How I Want Ya” – Hudson Thames feat. Hailee Steinfeld

-”New Obsession” – Frankie

-”Alive” – Kehlani feat. Coucheron

-”I’m Yours” – Alessia Cara

-”Sleep On It” – Emmy

-”Return to the Moon” – El Vy

-”Swords” – M.I.A.

-”It’s Strange” – Louis the Child feat. K. Flay...

Every sport’s game needs a great soundtrack to please the ears while the TV screen takes care of your eyes, and FIFA 16‘s no different.

Today, EA’s Worldwide Executive of Music and Marketing, Steve Schnur, has revealed the complete soundtrack for the game that’ll you be playing along to. A wide range of musical genres are included, as Schnur is keen to emphasize:

FIFA has traditionally been gaming’s foremost international showcase for new artists of every genre and with FIFA 16, we’ve once again created a soundtrack that will enable millions of fans worldwide to discover new music they might have never heard otherwise.

Artists like Kygo and Aurora from Norway, X-Wife from Portugal, Bomba Estereo from Colombia, The Very Best from Malawi and the UK, Baiana System from Brazil and Raury from America do more than just enhance a great game. FIFA 16 represents globalized music as its very best.

People might love a good overnight success story, but in truth, Mary Lambert's isn't one. The 25-year-old was well known in the spoken-word poetry scene - even performing on an HBO special as a teen - and had been independently releasing her own music before fellow Seattleites Macklemore and Ryan Lewis asked her to pen the hook to what would become their radio hit "Same Love." Of course, the mainstream ode to marginalized romance propelled her to a new kind of fame, the kind that culminates in a surreal mass wedding presided over by Queen Latifah and Madonna at the VMAs. Now, with her first full-length studio album, Heart on My Sleeve, on the verge of release, Mary is in a position to spread her gospel of self-acceptance to an even wider audience. She has always mined her own experiences, both painful and redemptive, in her bluntly confessional - but ultimately hopeful - music.