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Check out “The Hawk Mix,” songs you’ll be able to skate to when “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2” remaster hits this fall.

Slipknot debuted their new masks and the first single off their upcoming album “WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND” on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Lead singer Corey Taylor’s was made by the great VFX master Tom Savini, and we’re still not sure how we feel about it yet? Here’s the performance: https://youtu.be/t583qIyb7MY “WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND” […]

Being fortunate enough to live in San Francisco means that there’s no end of theaters showing off the latest in video and audio technology. With Dolby’s headquarters here their flagship theater is amazing, so what could sound better? How about watching a classic film while the score is performed live by a world-class Symphony. In […]

This week, the San Francisco Symphony will host two performance-screenings of the Stephen Spielberg classic film, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Friday, March 1st, and Saturday, March 2nd, the world-famous symphony will be performing John Williams’ Oscar-nominated score live alongside a screening of the film with Joshua Gersen conducting. This is the latest in […]

If you’re like us and are also huge fans of Seth MacFarlane’s The Orville, you’ll be thrilled to find out that La-La Land Records will be bringing out a two-disc set spanning all 12 of the premiere-season’s episodes comprising more than 2 and a half hours of music. Composed by four multiple award-winning composers, including Bruce […]

He’s come a long way from his cowboy hat wearin’ early days in Buckaroo Banzai, and we’re thrilled to report that Jeff Goldblum has recorded an album to be released by Universal’s label Decca Records. If you were unaware, Goldblum has been making music for longer than he’s been an actor. His jazz ensemble, The Mildred Snitzer […]

Ten times Oscar nominated (1 win) composer Hans Zimmer has really come into his own as the great ambassador for film music. That’s not to say that other composers haven’t been doing the same for a very long time, but he’s certainly doing it the most recently. In a roundtable discussion from Spitfire Audio, the British music […]

There are few things as awesome as a really clever fan edit, and fewer still that tie in an original song.  The folks over at Bad Lip Reading have managed to turn what they do into an art form — from Game of Thrones videos all the way to the galaxy far, far away. BLR released a […]

Happy birthday to one of our favorite composers of iconic movie themes and moments, John Williams. The 86-years-young maestro has been the aural architect of some of the most impactful and enduring scores in modern cinema history — here are some favorites of the Bleeding Cool staff. Kaitlyn Booth: Jaws, because there is no possible way […]

Quincy Jones has one of the most distinguished lists of accomplishments with the biggest names that a record producer can have, which of course means he’s got some opinions on some things. In a recent interview with Vulture, the 84-year-old icon spoke about his long career, things he’s learned, acts he doesn’t think were all that […]