<p>Well, how’s this for a Saint Patrick’s Day present? You won’t find too much green in the new Dune: Part Three trailer, but you will find an aged Timothee Chalamet (fresh off of hearing approximately one million “ballet and opera” jokes), an aged Zendaya (presumably having heard a billion “Zendaya is Meechee” gags since… Vine was around), and a Robert Pattinson at his most Thin White Duke. In all seriousness, this first look at what Denis Villeneuve has been cooking […]</p>
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Indiana's River Rats will release a new record this Friday. Son of Dad is their second release after returning to a trio and was self-produced by the band and mastered by Ali Jaafar, (Another Heaven, Minneapolis Shoegaze Sludge) at Ecstattic Studios in Minneapolis Minnesota. River Rats will be performing an album release show at Langlab in South Bend Indiana on March 20th. You can hear two of the album's songs below.

An online collective called Feral bonobos have accused CY Fest founder Ignacio "Nacho" Rodriguera of sexual misconduct. Though their claims do not specifically state what they believe Rodriguera did, they do state that he was "part of a network of men who targeted and assaulted underage girls within the punk scene." Rodriguera has denied those claims and specifically said that the allegations are false. However, CY Fest has been facing controversy regarding this issue with some bands having dropped off the upcoming event, scheduled for next weekend. Rodriguera has stepped down from the event. scotty Tankcrimes, of Tankcrimes records, is stepping in to run the event. You can see the statements below.

2025 was the 19th consecutive year of growth for new vinyl record sales, growing about 9% in sales compared to 2024. In 2025, US consumers purchased $1.04 billion in new records, according to a report by the RIAA. Consumers purchased an estimated 48.5 million new vinyl units. By comparison, CDs sold 29.5 million units. Note that these numbers do not account for the sale of used vinyl. Pop stars were largely responsible for the charge- Taylor Swift led new LP sales in 2025, selling 1.6 copies of The Life of a Showgirl, in addition to her other vinyl releases. Sabrina Carpenter, in second place, sold about 292,000 copies sold of her 2025 release Man’s Best Friend. In third, Kendrick Lamar sold 272,000 copies of his album GNX. Perhaps surprisingly, Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours came in sixth at 190,000 sales, and Michael Jackson’s Thriller, came in seventh with 182,000 units sold in 2025. Still, physical media is now only a small fraction of recorded music income. Physical media accounts for about 9% of music sales/income. Streaming is by far the dominant force, earning around $9 billion in 2025. As per the RIAA, “[U.S.] recorded music has demonstrated sustained growth globally, reaching $6.4 billion alone in paid subscriptions and tallying 50% of global vinyl revenue, leading the way for fans to listen and connect with their favorite music whenever, wherever and however they want.” In 1978, vinyl recorded its highest sales ever at $1.5 billion in sales… so far…