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“Genocidal Humanoidz” is a brand new song by Armenian heavy metal legends System of a Down. It is also one of the two songs released, the other being titled “Protect the Land.” System of a Down came from their musical hiatus after 15 years to spread awareness of the acts of war and terrorism on…
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The Armenian-American heavy metal icons System of a Down just came out of a 15-year hiatus in November 2020. The band dropped two singles titled “Protect the Land” and “Genocidal Humanoidz.” Both songs are focused on drawing attention towards the acts of war and terrorism developing in the band’s native land of Armenia. The last…
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Two days before the release of Little Mix’s 2020 album, the girl group released the fourth and the title track of the album “Confetti.” The song is a celebration of self-love and uplifting everyone’s mood. “Confetti” follows a series of singles and promotional singles from the album released such as “Break Up Song,” “Holiday,” “Sweet…
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“Kingslayer” is the sixth track on Bring Me The Horizon’s 2020 album ‘Post Human: Survival Horror.’ The record also features the Japanese metal band BABYMETAL, and the band’s Su-Metal, on the vocals of the track. Bring Me The Horizon released their third EP album ‘Post Human: Survival’ horror on October 30, 2020. This is the…
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Despite the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic around the world, everyone is getting ready for Christmas 2020. This is also a fact for the music industry when artists release their own Christmas holiday songs. But not every Christmas song will be ‘nice.’ There are bound to be naughty songs like “Naughty List” by Liam Payne and Dixie…
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“Fever” is a brand new track from Dua Lipa’s 2020 album ‘Future Nostalgia’ deluxe edition released on October 30, 2020. The song features vocals by Belgian singer Angèle Joséphine Aimée Van Laeken or more commonly known as Angèle. Hence, the song includes vocals in French. The deluxe edition of ‘Future Nostalgia‘ album comes after 6…
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Little Mix girls are just about to release their brand new album titled ‘Confetti.’ The group has been releasing singles off the album whole throughout the year 2020, and the wait is almost over. ‘Confetti’ is Little Mix’s sixth studio album after their ‘LM5’ album released in 2018. The group also changed their record labels…
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“pov” is the fourteenth and final track on Ariana Grande’s 2020 album ‘Positions.’ The title of the song is the abbreviation for ‘point of view.’ In the song, Ariana Grande wishes that she could see her partner’s pov to understand why he loves her so much. Ariana Grande announced her sixth studio album ‘Positions‘ seemingly…
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“obvious” is the thirteenth track on Ariana Grande’s 2020 album ‘Positions.’ The song is a sweet romantic track confessing Ariana’s true feelings for her partner. Ariana Grande announced her sixth studio album ‘Positions‘ seemingly out of nowhere on October 14, 2020. A week later, the pop star released the lead single and the title track…
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“love language” is the eleventh track on Ariana Grande’s 2020 album ‘Positions.’ The title of the song is a reference to the different ways couples can express love towards each other, including and besides words. Ariana Grande announced her sixth studio album ‘Positions‘ seemingly out of nowhere on October 14, 2020. A week later, the…
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