Sublime will release their first album in nearly 30 years, and their first with Bradley Nowell's son Jakob as frontman.
Sublime have announced Until the Sun Explodes, their first album in nearly three decades and first full-length with singer Jakob Nowell as frontman. It’s set for release on June 12th via Atlantic Records. The title track, which also serves as the lead single, is available to stream below.
Expect to feel a bit of nostalgia when listening to the project, as it will be “rooted in the band’s classic sound while opening a new chapter,” per a press release. The LP will feature collaborators including Pennywise’s Fletcher Dragge, Bad Brains’ H.R., and G. Love.
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Korn's "Freak on a Leash" is going viral, thanks to a new TikTok dance.
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Puddle Of Mudd's Wes Scantlin Learns His Fate In DV Case
Puddle of Mudd frontman Wes Scantlin has avoided prison time in a domestic battery and drug possession case stemming from a March 2025 arrest in Torrance, California. A judge accepted a plea deal that places Scantlin in a one-year diversion program and requires him to complete drug rehabilitation. Scantlin had been arrested after police responded to reports of a physical altercation with his girlfriend and found drugs on the scene.
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The Top 100 Albums of the '70s
UltimateClassicRock.com took on the task of ranking the Top 100 Albums of the '70s. This spans all genres, not just rock.
Here are the Top 20:
1. "The Dark Side of the Moon", Pink Floyd (1973)
2. "Songs in the Key of Life", Stevie Wonder (1976)
3. "Rumours", Fleetwood Mac (1977)
4. "Led Zeppelin IV", Led Zeppelin (1971)
5. "Exile on Main St.", The Rolling Stones (1972)
6. "Born to Run", Bruce Springsteen (1975)
7. "Van Halen", Van Halen (1978)
8. "London Calling", The Clash (1979)
9. "Blood on the Tracks", Bob Dylan (1975)
10. "Toys in the Attic", Aerosmith (1975)
11. "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars", David Bowie (1972)
12. "Hotel California", Eagles (1976)
13. "Sticky Fingers", The Rolling Stones (1971)
14. "What's Going On", Marvin Gaye (1971)
15. "Rocks", Aerosmith (1976)
16. "All Things Must Pass", George Harrison (1970)
17. "Physical Graffiti", Led Zeppelin (1975)
18. "Band on the Run", Paul McCartney and Wings (1973)
19. "Aja", Steely Dan (1977)
20. "Who's Next", The Who (1971)
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Theo Von Thinks He Looks Like This "Lesbian Lady" in Country
During a recent episode of "This Past Weekend", Theo Von pulled up an old promo photo for his 2013 game show, "Deal with It". He immediately thought he looked like "that lesbian lady" who sings "Life Is a Highway".
When his producer pulled up a band photo, and realized the lead singer Gary LeVox is NOT a woman, he said, quote, "Oh, there is NOT a lady in Rascal Flatts. My bad."
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