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ABC/Randy HolmesSoundgarden drummer Matt Cameron and The Pretty Reckless frontwoman Taylor Momsen have united to pay tribute to the late Chris Cornell on the third anniversary of his death.

The pair recorded a remote, collaborative cover of "Halfway There," a cut off Soundgarden's 2012 comeback album, King Animal.

You can watch the performance, which features Momsen on lead vocals and Cameron on guitar and backing vocals, streaming now on YouTube.

Momsen is a big Soundgarden fan, and The Pretty Reckless were opening for the grunge giants on the tour during which Cornell died. She also performed during the 2019 star-studded Cornell tribute concert.

Meanwhile, The Pretty Reckless just dropped their latest single, "Death by Rock and Roll," last week. 

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Credit: Herring & HerringMetallica is releasing a new batch of the band's Blackened American Whiskey in a unique, limited edition box set.

The package will include a bottle of the 90-proof drink, along with two vinyl picture discs made up of Metallica songs picked by distiller Rob Dietrich.

As Metallica explained when Blackened first launched in 2018, the whiskey is made using a process they call "Black Noise," during which the low-frequency sounds waves of band's songs would help "shape the flavor" of the beverage.

The songs featured on the box set's vinyl discs are the very same that played during the distilling process of this new batch.

“When I look at Rob's playlist, I love the selections, I love the variety," says drummer Lars Ulrich. "I love that he's gone for two deeper live tracks from the Damaged Justice tour, I love seeing both the Binge & Purge and Through the Never eras represented, and he even tapped the Helping Hands album, so it's clear he is not a part-timer!"

You can order your box set now via BlackenedWhiskey.com.

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Credit: Brian CoxThe Used has premiered the video for "The Lighthouse," the band's collaborative song with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus. 

The clip, streaming now on YouTube, compiles footage from front-line workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including doctors, nurses, grocery clerks and delivery people. A masked Hoppus and members of The Used also pop up.

"Doubt can be an avalanche," says frontman Bert McCracken. "It can cascade out and infect everything it touches. Inspiration is also infectious."

"The original chorus lyric was 'I can't be your lighthouse,' until I was reminded by my six-year-old daughter that I can be and I am," he explains. "It helps to remember that we all have the capability to inspire someone in our own way. Please enjoy our song 'The Lighthouse' as much as we do."

"The Lighthouse" is included on the new Used album Heartwork, which also features guest spots from Blink's Travis Barker, FEVER 333 frontman Jason Aalon Butler, and Beartooth vocalist Caleb Shomo.

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Credit: Brian CoxThe Used has premiered the video for "The Lighthouse," the band's collaborative song with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus. 

The clip, streaming now on YouTube, compiles footage from front-line workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including doctors, nurses, grocery clerks and delivery people. A masked Hoppus and members of The Used also pop up.

"Doubt can be an avalanche," says frontman Bert McCracken. "It can cascade out and infect everything it touches. Inspiration is also infectious."

"The original chorus lyric was 'I can't be your lighthouse,' until I was reminded by my six-year-old daughter that I can be and I am," he explains. "It helps to remember that we all have the capability to inspire someone in our own way. Please enjoy our song 'The Lighthouse' as much as we do."

"The Lighthouse" is included on the new Used album Heartwork, which also features guest spots from Blink's Travis Barker, FEVER 333 frontman Jason Aalon Butler, and Beartooth vocalist Caleb Shomo.

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Fueled By RamenTwenty One Pilots is giving the duo's new single, "Level of Concern," its live debut this week -- sort of.

Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun will be making a remote appearance on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this Friday, May 22, to perform the track. 

"Level of Concern" is the first new TOP single since their 2018 album, Trench, dropped in April. It currently sits at number one on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart.

Meanwhile, Joseph recently told Apple Music that he's started writing a new Twenty One Pilots album, which he and Dun will be releasing "sooner than we were planning."

You can watch The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon weeknights at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC.

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Sergione Infuso/Corbis via Getty ImagesThe new Muse album will feature a secret chord that Matt Bellamy plays, though it remains to be seen how the Lord feels about it.

In an interview with Guitar World, Bellamy reveals that he recently purchased the guitar that Jeff Buckley used to record his 1994 album, Grace, which includes his iconic cover of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah."

"I had a whole team of people doing due diligence on it to make sure it was absolutely the right one, interviewing his family and all sorts," Bellamy says of the instrument, a 1983 blonde USA Fender Telecaster. "I managed to get it verified, and I've got his Telecaster that he recorded the whole Grace album with, and the song 'Hallelujah.'"

Bellamy explains that he didn't buy the guitar to "hang it on the wall with a picture of Jeff, saying 'Look what I've got,'" but instead he intends to "use it and integrate it, and keep this guitar part of music."

"It's got an extremely glassy, bright sound, and it doesn't really sound like any other guitar I've used before," he says.

Bellamy's already played Buckley's guitar on a track with his Jaded Hearts Club covers band, and he plans to use it on the next Muse album, the follow-up to 2018's Simulation Theory.

If you'd like a preview of what it sounds like when another artist plays the Grace guitar, Alter Bridge's Myles Kennedy covered "Hallelujah" with it last December during a show at L'Olympia in Paris, the same venue where Buckley recorded a live album in 1995.

Bellamy, meanwhile, just released a new solo song called "Tomorrow's World."

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Christos Kalohoridis/NetflixThe second season of The Umbrella Academy officially has a premiere date.

The show, a live-action adaptation of My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way's comic book series of the same name, will return to Netflix with new episodes on July 31.

The Umbrella Academy, which first premiered February 2019, follows a dysfunctional Hargreeves family of superheroes, who must come together to stop the apocalypse. While they do, they also must contend with a murder mystery, time-traveling assassins, and a talking chimpanzee butler. 

In announcing the news, Netflix shared a video featuring the actors who play the Hargreeves children -- Ellen Page, Tom Hopper, David Castañeda, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Robert Sheehan, Aidan Gallagher and Justin H. Min -- singing and dancing along to Tiffany's rendition of "I Think We're Alone Now," much like they did in a scene from the show's season one. 

Way first published The Umbrella Academy comic book series in 2007. He recently shared that he's working on the fourth volume in the story.

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Nonesuch RecordsMonday marks the 10th anniversary of The Black Keys' hit album Brothers. If you have any questions about the album, now's the time to ask. 

Starting today at 3 p.m. CT, drummer Patrick Carney will be answering your Brothers questions via the band's Instagram page. 

Released on May 18, 2010, Brothers marked a commercial breakthrough for The Black Keys. It peaked in the top three on the Billboard 200 -- a first for the duo -- and has been certified double platinum.

Brothers also spawned The Black Keys' first U.S. rock radio hits --"Tighten Up" and "Howlin' for You" -- and gave them their first Grammy nominations and wins: "Tighten Up" won Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal, while Brothers itself took home the Best Alternative Music Album prize.

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