It's inspired by T2: Trainspotting... Iggy Pop and Underworld release new singleUnderworld have debuted ‘I’ll See Big’, their latest collaboration with Iggy Pop. The track is a surprisingly minimalist effort from the electro pioneers, with a subtle beat playing over a spoken word effort from Iggy. “I wante...

The actor has been confirmed to play the superhero in a new standalone movie and 'Avengers 4'Brie LarsonBrie Larson has revealed some of the intense training she had to do in preparation for starring in Captain Marvel. Read more: Captain Marvel – release date, cast, trailers, and everything we know so far The actor has been confirmed t...

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Pllush's debut album snuck up on me a bit, but its greatness is pretty undeniable. The singles we heard from it were all awesome in their own way -- "Shannon," "Ortega," and especially "Big Train" -- and taken as a whole, Stranger To The Pain is a really masterful blend of fuzzy guitars and chaotic…

Underworld and Iggy Pop are both legends of underground music, and they were both famously featured on the Trainspotting soundtrack, but the music they're actually known for making is very different. Underworld, a British electronic duo, had been making new wave and alt-pop for years before they got big, but they got big by marrying…