The Grammys come up short again when it comes to metal bands. But do they hate metal? We discuss Turnstile , Spiritbox, Ghost, Sleep Token, Deftones , Yungblud , NIN , The Cure, and more with your host, GhostCultKeefy!
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Turnstile, Nine Inch Nails, Yungblud, and The Cure Sweep The 68th Annual Grammy Awards in the Rock and Metal Categories
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards happened last night and didnt dissapoint, as far as high drama, on popular “Music’s biggest night,” as it is known. Held in Los Angeles and featuring Spiritbox performing live during the pre-show, Nine Inch Nails won for Best Rock Song for “As Alive As You Need Me to Be” from their acclaimed Tron Ares original soundtrack. NIN has a rocky history with The Grammys, with Trent Reznor frequently slamming the award show. In the Best Rock Performance category for his stunning cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes” (Live From Villa Park) – featuring Nino Bettencourt, Frank Bello, Adam Wakeman, II (Sleep Token). In a major upset, Turnstile won both metal awards and best Rock album for their album “Never Enough” – beating out former winners Deftones, Ghost, Dream Theater, and three years in a row-nominated and shut out Spiritbox. The Cure also won for two Grammy’s in the alternative music categories. Best of all there was an Ozzy tribute by Post Malone, and Jelly Roll won the best country album. See the winners below! Continue reading
Ozzy Osbourne Says He is “Blessed” and Credits His “Amazing Fans” on His Upcoming Second Induction into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame
Following Ozzy Osbourne’s two (2) Grammy Awards in 2023 for “Best Rock Album” (his first-ever win in the category) and “Best Metal Performance” from his hugely successful and critically acclaimed Patient Number 9 album (Epic Records) and a recent #1-charting Active Rock Song “Crack Cocaine”—a collaboration with Billy Morrison and Steve Stevens —he is now setting his sights on the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Osbourne has earned a solo induction for his nearly six decade career in music Black Sabbath was inducted in 2006. This honor makes Ozzy Osbourne one of a handful of artists with multiple inductions into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
