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On This Day in Music— Mad Season’s “River of Deceit” was released as a single March 27, 1995. It was the lead single from their debut and only studio album, “Above,” which was released March 14, 1995.

“Gigaton” was released into the world 6 years ago. The cover art features an "Ice Waterfall" in Svalbard, Norway - photographed by marine biologist, and co-founder of @Sea_Legacy, @PaulNicklen. Paul stated: “Even though this image was taken just 600 miles from the North Pole, the temperature hovered in the high 60's (°F). Thanks to climate change, the Arctic could be completely devoid of sea ice during the summer months within the next 10 to 20 years." In the years since the album’s release, the melting Arctic has only grown more urgent. With Earth Day just around the corner, learn more about @Sea_Legacy and their mission at: sealegacy.org

@bibliocarfax @Windumanoth @nadiabulkin 😍

No os hacéis una idea de la ilusión que nos hace volver a publicar a @nadiabulkin 🖤 «Problemas con la autoridad» recoge tres novelas cortas que os van a volar la cabeza. Llegará en mayo, y esta es la increíble cubierta de Rafael Martín 🤯

Mad Season released the single "River of Deceit" on this day in 1995.⁠ ⁠ The grunge supergroup featured principal members Layne Staley (Alice in Chains), Mike McCready (Pearl Jam), Barrett Martin (Screaming Trees) and bassist John Baker Saunders.

@coolt_com @EdImpedimenta @somossiglo @GrupoContextoCo

En los cuentos de Jon Bilbao todo parece normal… hasta que deja de serlo. Sus primeros relatos vuelven reunidos en 'Antes del volcán' (@EdImpedimenta). Hablamos con una de las voces más interesantes de la narrativa española actual. Por @scarypablo. coolt.com/libros/amenaza…

Dark City: Director’s Cut (1998) is one of those films that hits way harder. Letting the mystery unfold makes that shifting city and stolen identities feel even more unsettling, like a noir nightmare that never resets.

@XFilesAesthetic Totally agree!

The Cigarette Smoking Man is one of the best villains in TV history. Agree or Not?

@BarBalgerei X2

Todo.

Joe Pesci’s “Funny how?” in Goodfellas wasn’t scripted. Years earlier, he told a mobster he was funny. The guy snapped: “Funny how? Like a clown?” Pesci saved it and told it to Scorsese, who didn’t include it in script. It surprised the supporting cast.

Discover 5 surprising facts about Pearl Jam’s 'Ten', the landmark debut that helped define the sound of 1990s grunge and launched the band into rock history. Read more: zurl.co/RNGSW

"I'd rather die than give you control!"⁠ ⁠ Nine Inch Nails released the single "Head Like a Hole" on this day in 1990.

Mike McCready Opens Up About Pearl Jam’s Future After Matt Cameron’s Exit jambase.com/article/pearl-…

The story behind the ending of Taxi Driver (1976), as told by Quentin Tarantino and Steven Spielberg… incredible stuff.

David Lynch queriendo ensayar una bofetada. Naomi Watts siendo adorable. Y Kyle MacLachlan, un crack como siempre. 🤣

What’s a book you’ll never stop recommending?

New from me this afternoon: I’ve created a digital archive of the notes Cormac McCarthy made while he was writing BLOOD MERIDIAN. I don’t believe any of this material has been published elsewhere. Address in the image below.

That Staley and Cantrell vocal blend was a literal force of nature. Dark, haunting, and perfect. Jerry explains why.

On this day in 1996, Soundgarden’s Superunknown was credited with selling over 5 million copies. The milestone confirmed the album as the band’s commercial peak, driven by massive songs like “Black Hole Sun,” “Spoonman,” and “Fell on Black Days.”

What’s the percentage of Academy voters who have read Vineland?