Music & Loudness on Instagram: "26 years ago today, Red Hot Chili Peppers released “Otherside” as the third single from their seventh studio album, Californication — a haunting reflection on addiction, loss, and inner battles. Driven by a dark, atmospheric groove and one of the band’s most emotional performances, the song became a defining moment of their late ’90s era, proving vulnerability could be just as powerful as funk-driven chaos. Does “Otherside” still hit you the same way today? Others

Music & Loudness on Instagram: "“Silhouette” is Defamed at their most vicious and unfiltered — a track that thrives on suffocating heaviness, precision, and pure hostility. Built on bone-crushing downtuned riffs, relentless blast-driven drums, and guttural vocals that feel almost inhuman, the song delivers a dark, claustrophobic atmosphere from start to finish. There’s no buildup for comfort here — it drops you straight into the chaos and keeps the pressure locked tight. Lyrically and sonically,

Music & Loudness on Instagram: "33 years ago today, Faith No More released cover version of “Easy” (Commodores song). "Easy" (renamed "I'm Easy" in Europe) recorded during the studio sessions for Angel Dust, following its repeated performance during live shows. It was released as the final single to the album in late 1992. Faith No More's version of "Easy" closely follows the original version, but omits the second verse of the Commodores recording and features a slightly more aggressive drum sou