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fall 2021 travel mugs By Braden Murray | Journalist / Anchor LTVN The phrase “Rock is dead” is a very common refrain among older music fans. It is simply not true. Rock just isn’t as ubiquitous in modern culture as it used to be. The perceived “death” of rock oftenRead More →

PHILADELPHIA CREAM – When listening to rock music, you can confuse the different types. Although hard rock and heavy metal are among the most popular genres, there are also other types of rock music, such as instrumental rock and blues rock. Here we will talk about the different types ofRead More →

A few weeks ago, at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert in London, the James Gang reunited for the first time since 2006. Next November, the band will play together one last time, at the 6th annual VetsAid festival in the Ohio. Earlier this week, it was revealed that the eventRead More →

While the mainstream media would have you believe that rock is a dying genre, there are still plenty of fantastic rock bands out there making amazing music. The only problem is that due to the way the music industry works, a lot of this great music goes unnoticed by theRead More →

Musicians and music lovers unearth rare vinyl to breathe new life into a musical genre that rocked the world to its rhythm in the 90s. It all started with a reissue of a record by living Anadolu rock legend, Selda Bagcan, which somehow fell into the hands of Jasper Verhulst,Read More →

This up-and-coming new band wants to create music that delights the listener with classic electric guitar tunes that sync with their hearts and minds. Dark Capricorn Rising is a heavy rock band working on musical production that dwells in a genre that helps audiences express their anger while releasing theirRead More →

Not every album that comes out in the wild is trying to be the biggest record in the world. If you were to ask half the bands that would become classic rock back in the day, they’d tell you that they just played the songs they thought were pretty goodRead More →

Just under a month before Philly Music Fest, organizers announced a surprise national headliner in Mt. Joy, indie rockers with roots in the area. The band will play the first two nights of the six-night event across six venues at Ardmore Music Hall on October 10 and 11. Mt. JoyRead More →

Rock music combined with gaming is a great mix that has changed the gaming industry over the years. The days of plain, tired, sad music while you play your favorite game are over. Nowadays, game providers have combined excellent soundtracks to create a thrilling atmosphere while playing the most popularRead More →

Remember when labels and investment funds started buying up the catalogs of your favorite classic rock heroes and paying ridiculous amounts of money? You should, because it was trendy last year (and a little this year). Turns out it might not have been such a good investment. Like Ted GioiaRead More →

Nicki Minaj led a conversation about the safety of rappers following the tragic death of PnB Rock. At a press conference on Monday, Los Angeles Police Captain Kelly Muniz reported that a 30-year-old man was robbed and shot to death at Roscoe’s House of Chicken ‘N Waffles in the city.Read More →

On Friday night, local rock music and health awareness bands filled Bergfeld Park in Tyler. The collaborative concert event came together with the goal of raising awareness among East Texas community members about suicide prevention through a vision of local nonprofit organization Tiny Evie Rocks. Michael Domingos, co-founder and executiveRead More →

On Friday night, local rock music and health awareness bands filled Bergfeld Park in Tyler. The collaborative concert event came together with the goal of raising awareness among East Texas community members about suicide prevention through a vision of local nonprofit organization Tiny Evie Rocks. Michael Domingos, co-founder and executiveRead More →

President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden led global tributes to Queen Elizabeth II, releasing a two-page statement on the monarch’s passing. “Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was more than a monarch,” the president’s statement began. “She defined an era.” The Bidens reflected on their first meeting with theRead More →

It was a much simpler time in the late 50s to early 70s, when there were only three network channels and families across America gathered around their televisions every Sunday night to watch “The Ed Sullivan Show”. The country and its love of music also underwent a huge evolution atRead More →

It was a much simpler time in the late 50s to early 70s, when there were only three network channels and families across America gathered around their televisions every Sunday night to watch “The Ed Sullivan Show”. The country and its love of music also underwent a huge evolution atRead More →

For musician Leslie Feist, the cost of choosing withdraw from his planned US tour with Arcade Fire will outweigh the huge financial burden. His decision follows the publication of sexual abuse allegations against Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler, the result of a media investigation dating back to 2015. Butler quicklyRead More →

Rock music has been closely associated with the gaming industry as it helps gamers enjoy specific game titles even more. You can listen to classic sounds while enjoying your favorite video games. They discovered that certain types of rhythms add certain emotions and sensations while you play. Have you everRead More →

It’s the last symbolic weekend of summer, with the return of students from the region to campus. Whether you’re looking to find your way or that optional third movie in a semester is a good idea, Rock Music Menu is here to help you get back to school with aRead More →

It’s the last symbolic weekend of summer, with the return of students from the region to campus. Whether you’re looking to find your way or that optional third movie in a semester is a good idea, Rock Music Menu is here to help you get back to school with aRead More →

The Red Rock Music Festival has three concerts scheduled in Sedona in September. The 21st season of the Red Rocks Music Festival kicks off September 3 at 7 p.m. at the Sedona Creative Life Center. Violinist David Ehrlich, Fine Arts Outreach Fellow, Virginia Tech and former first violinist of theRead More →

Then, at the other end of the field, the Arctic Monkeys unceremoniously strolled around, sang the slinky riff from 2013 single Do I Wanna Know, and the crowd went wild. Girls were climbing on boys’ shoulders, phones were bobbing in the air, everyone was singing. The Monkeys are a bandRead More →

When it comes to traditional rock band lineups, the drummer always seems to have the upper hand. Since everyone wants to focus on the guitarist or the leader, it’s hard to really draw attention to yourself when you’re stuck behind the drums. However, the foundation of any great rock songRead More →

Rock music as inspiration for online casino players Jackpots, high stakes, focus and tension are the words that describe the game. These days, placing your bets from the comfort of your own home through online casinos brings another dimension to gambling. Since the competition in the online gaming world isRead More →

Here at Classic Rock Towers, we think we need bands like The Struts. And so do you, apparently, judging by last week’s Tracks Of The Week contest. The Derbyshire dandies have won a well-deserved first prize for their new single fall with me, and it’s really great to have themRead More →

NEW YORK (AP) — Creem, which billed itself as “America’s only rock ‘n’ roll magazine” in its decades-long existence that ended in 1989, is relaunching next month. The Comeback is a remarkable story of perseverance by JJ Kramer, who bequeathed the magazine at the age of 4 upon the deathRead More →

NEW YORK (AP) — Creem, which billed itself as “America’s only rock ‘n’ roll magazine” in its decades-long existence that ended in 1989, is relaunching next month. The Comeback is a remarkable story of perseverance by JJ Kramer, who bequeathed the magazine at the age of 4 upon the deathRead More →

Rebecca Barnard returns to his jazz roots for two performances at Kew Court House, Friday 9 and Saturday September 10. Alongside her is the exceptional Rebecca Barnard Quartet, made up of Barnard’s son, Harry O’Mara on drums, Paul Williamson on saxophone and the extraordinarily talented Monique Dimattina on piano. TheseRead More →

President Biden writing off a bunch of student loan debt might grab headlines, but for millions of current students, it’s the time of year to head back to campus and rack up future balances. And whether you’re looking to find out where the classes are, thinking about that third statsRead More →

Steve Perry was still with Journey in 1982, Metallica had just made their debut and the Doobie Brothers were off on a farewell tour that wouldn’t be their last. Popular songs were soon to be dripping with synthesizers and reverb, and some of them had already started to seep through.Read More →

Two things happen when an artist has been around long enough. First, they begin to transcend generations, like when Led Zeppelin t-shirts appear year after year in high school hallways as students continue to discover them. Then there’s the backlash of sustained popularity. At this critical moment, that means beingRead More →

Two things happen when an artist has been around long enough. First, they begin to transcend generations, like when Led Zeppelin t-shirts appear year after year in high school hallways as students continue to discover them. Then there’s the backlash of sustained popularity. At this critical moment, that means beingRead More →

In a new interview with the NMEPixies’ Black Francois reflected on the current fortunes of rock music from his perspective as a musician who emerged long before the internet age of streaming services. Compared to how they did – at least when I was a kid – it’s not praisedRead More →

It’s not every day that you come across an alternative rock band made up of individuals of South Asian descent, but here comes Redhanded. Hailing from London, the band consists of four incredible musicians. On vocals, Sohail Ajaz, on drums, Saif Malik, on strings, guitarist Faizan Baig and onRead More →

Pixies leader and co-founder Black Francois (Where Frank Black, depending on his mood) has seen a lot come and go throughout his career as a pioneering musician. The Pixies the soft-loud-sweet songwriting dynamic was the template for countless bands to come, but none more than the torchbearers of 90s rock,Read More →

Comment this story Comment On a remote dirt road in China’s northwest Qinghai Plateau, a four-piece band dressed in hazmat suits and gas masks launch into a thrash metal number about the dangers to burn waste. “A person’s life is just a breath, a breath filled with garbage,” the singerRead More →

I’ve sometimes wondered what was the most pivotal year in rock history and concluded that there were a number of worthy contenders. Among the many years I would consider is 1942. What? 1942? Not only was rock ‘n’ roll off the charts, it wasn’t even there. In 1942 artists suchRead More →

Every great rock and roll band prides themselves on being able to kill it every time they hit the stage. While the studio can be a playground for everyone to create something magical, the real damage comes when you take that magic on the road and deliver it to peopleRead More →

We often recommend media and products that we like. If you purchase something through links on our site, we may earn a commission. A film’s soundtrack can play a huge role in shaping the tone, mood, and emotional impact of the narrative. From the sweeping orchestras of John Williams toRead More →

Given the current heat wave trend, it won’t be safe – or at least comfortable – to engage in outdoor recreational activities likely until the second week of November. After abusing the last seasons of “The Boys” and “Virgin River”, the options are starting to dry up. But have youRead More →

Bach to Rock, the American music school for students of all ages The San Diego school opened a month before the pandemic closings. Mengjia Chen quickly turned to virtual classes. His determination and dedication to getting the school off the ground was inspirational, said Brian Gross, president of Bach toRead More →

Top franchise owners share expert tips for success in 4-part series BETHESDA, MD., July 20, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — From Bach to Rock (B2R), America’s music school for students of all ages, today announces the launch of the final profile of its franchisee pitch campaign, which features top Bach to RockRead More →

Some of the best rock and roll ever made was meant to be a little rough around the edges. Even with bands that like to use the studio as an instrument, the root of all good rock and roll is making the loudest music you can create, as you tryRead More →

There’s no denying the power of having a leader in hard rock. In the great tradition of the likes of Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant, the singer was normally seen as the band’s de facto spokesperson, belting out his heart night after night and becoming the go-to personality every time heRead More →

One morning after rain in the eastern Chinese city of Zibo, two people dressed as fishermen toss dozens of giant inflatable fish and peppers through the polluted, dark brown water of the Yueyang River, shouting: “Zibo’s fish fondue!” Crowds of people are pointing, taking videos and laughing at the giantRead More →

One of the most taboo subjects you can hear in the world of rock is out of stock. The minute you hear your favorite artist go to the rock radio format is usually the time you need to wrap it up with them and move on to something new. ThenRead More →

(Bloomberg) – One morning after rain in the eastern Chinese city of Zibo, two people dressed as fishermen toss dozens of giant inflatable fish and peppers through the polluted, dark brown water of the Yueyang River , shouting: “The Zibo fish fondue!” Crowds of people are pointing, taking videos andRead More →

Some of the best songs in rock history almost sound more like events than real songs. While the song itself might be fine on its own, adding different layers of production always makes it that much more epic, almost like you’re seeing the track’s story unfold in real time asRead More →

When rock and roll started, there was never a definite plan for where the genre would go. In the wake of the British invasion, the whole concept of rock was turned upside down overnight, with millions of bands creating their own bands and taking the next steps to make rockRead More →

A little late to add to the summer book list, but arriving just in time for those buying early – ahem – “bird” vacations will be ‘The Byrds: 1964-1967’, an art book by 400-page large-format collection curated by the band’s three surviving founding members, Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and DavidRead More →

Rock music is no longer something people listen to, rather it is a kind of music that has taken root in virtually every aspect of the entertainment industry. From rock songs used to create an iconic soundtrack for films like Guardians of the Galaxy to musicals like Bat out ofRead More →

Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →

Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →

Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →

Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →

Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the ‘best crowd we’ve ever had’ in the UK, as a hot summer’s evening at the British Summer Time (BST)Read More →

Pearl Jam played their biggest show in London as they kicked off the final weekend of concerts in Hyde Park. Frontman Eddie Vedder told the crowd of 60,000 they were the “best crowd we’ve ever had” in the UK, as a hot summer evening at the British Summer Time festivalRead More →

Later this month, Queen + Adam Lambert will wrap up their Rhapsody Tour, which began three years ago. To celebrate the end of the long trek that has visited four continents, the band are set to stream an exclusive concert spectacular filmed during the band’s sold-out 10-day tour at London’sRead More →

My tastes coalesced around rock music, especially the harder and faster kind, by the time I was in college. They used to be pop oriented: the Beatles are my first and forever musical love. My two older brothers were into music. One of them skewed pop/top-40. The other biased, psychedelicRead More →

From Bach to Rock, the American music school The National Battle of the Bands is a highly anticipated B2R event. Students work hard to prepare. They plan, rehearse and rehearse again and perfect their performances. We are proud of all of the bands that participated and congratulate all of theRead More →

The second annual Battle of the Bands featured 46 bands from B2R music schools across the United States, with winners in elementary, middle and high school divisions. BETHESDA, MD., July, 1st2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — From Bach to RockAmerica’s music school for students of all ages, proudly announces the winners of itsRead More →

This 4th of July weekend, Rob Thomas would probably say, “Man, it’s hot,” just another indicator that summer is officially here. And no matter what you have planned for the months to come, Rock Music Menu has dug up a few items that are guaranteed to make your dog daysRead More →

This 4th of July weekend, Rob Thomas would probably say, “Man, it’s hot,” just another indicator that summer is officially here. And no matter what you have planned for the months to come, Rock Music Menu has dug up a few items that are guaranteed to make your dog daysRead More →

This 4th of July weekend, Rob Thomas would probably say, “Man, it’s hot,” just another indicator that summer is officially here. And no matter what you have planned for the months to come, Rock Music Menu has dug up a few items that are guaranteed to make your dog daysRead More →

The live album is a tricky proposition. Done wrong, it can be disastrous: it’s all too easy to rush a live collection like a cheap cash-in, ending up with a murky-sounding record of a band or artist playing their greatest hits, but faster and less good. So many bands succumbRead More →

The official music video for Brandi Carlile’s new single, “You And Me On The Rock”, is out today. Watch the video, which was created, animated and produced by Computer Team. About the song, Carlile reflects: “This song is for my wife, Catherine. When life changed during quarantine and everything byRead More →

The release of NEW BREED marks the decisive start of a new chapter for Kayzo, one of the most successful electronic dance music producers of the 2010s. With his latest album, Kayzo explores the intersection of rock and electronic music in more depth – more thoughtful – than ever before.Read More →

According to the calendar, summer is officially here. No matter what you have on file in the coming months, Rock Music Menu has unearthed items that are guaranteed to make your dog days even cooler; Literally as well as figuratively. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting necessities forRead More →

According to the calendar, summer is officially here. No matter what you have on file in the coming months, Rock Music Menu has unearthed items that are guaranteed to make your dog days even cooler; Literally as well as figuratively. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting necessities forRead More →

St. Paul creator Tommy Sar recommends viewing the play”Cambodian rock bandat the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis, co-produced by Theater Mu. The play follows a Khmer Rouge survivor returning to Cambodia after 30 years as his daughter pursues a war criminal. Key to the show is its music, as the actor-musiciansRead More →

According to the calendar, summer is officially here. No matter what you have on file in the coming months, Rock Music Menu has unearthed items that are guaranteed to make your dog days even cooler; Literally as well as figuratively. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting necessities forRead More →

Whether rock music is dead, dying, thriving underground, or alive and well has been the source of much debate for what seems like… well, far too long now, actually. © Provided by LouderSound Alice Cooper In 2014, Kiss’ Gene Simmons proclaimed that the days of rock music were over, andRead More →

Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham had worked with Beatles manager Brian Epstein. Together they had helped shape the Liverpudlians’ image, but Epstein fired Oldham after an argument. “We were the instrument of [Oldham’s] revenge on Epstein,” Keith Richards wrote in his autobiography Life. Oldham didn’t understand right away. He triedRead More →

Casinos are places where people go to have fun. They want to be entertained and have fun. The main means of entertainment are, of course, all these beautiful casino games. But the party doesn’t stop there! Another way to excite visitors is to play rock music. This musical genre isRead More →

PAYSON, Utah (ABC4) – Music fans, mark your calendars as the third annual “Spry Here Comes the Sun” music festival starts in June! The celebration of classic rock will take place at Payson Memorial Park on June 24-25. The event offers free entry to all guests. Pets on a leashRead More →

From 6.00pm Friday to 2.00am Sunday, temporary restrictions on waiting, loading or unloading will be in place along sections of: A6094 High Street from Musselburgh Road and Eskglades, Dalkeith Disabled bays will be exempted and residents will still be able to park there. Temporary no stopping restrictions will be inRead More →

As good news for TV geeks, family guy was renewed by Fox for another season and is still a great source of comedy after nearly 25 years. Meanwhile, the iconic show has successfully embraced numerous musical references and cameos across a wide range of genres, from popular songs to darlingRead More →

TORONTO — Director Andrew Hamilton says his new concert film “The Onyx Experience” is not just a powerful celebration of Canada’s oft-underappreciated black rock music scene, but a reclaiming of a genre he’s been said it couldn’t be his. The filmmaker remembers being an avid fan of rock and metalRead More →

Bach to Rock, America’s music school for students of all ages, is opening its new school in Coon Rapids! The community is invited to the free inauguration. If you or your children like music, singing or like to play a particular instrument, come and discover our school. Take a guidedRead More →

Hot on the heels of the June 9 world premiere of The Onyx Experience, a new live concert film that traces black rock music in Canada, the conversation around the pioneers of the genre north of the border is rightfully reignited. The Onyx experience, visible above and on CBC MusicRead More →

Restrictions and road closures will be in place for various times from Friday June 17 to Sunday June 19 at 2am due to the Let’s Rock Music Festival at Dalkeith Country Park on Saturday June 18. Working with the police and organizers The council is working with UK Live andRead More →

George and Olivia Harrison By Michel Christophe Rock music menu Later this month will see the release of “Came the Lightening: Twenty Poems for George”, where writer and producer Olivia Harrison dedicates 20 poems to her late husband George Harrison. The book dedicated to the Beatles lead guitarist, solo singer-songwriterRead More →

George and Olivia Harrison By Michel Christophe Rock music menu Later this month will see the release of “Came the Lightening: Twenty Poems for George”, where writer and producer Olivia Harrison dedicates 20 poems to her late husband George Harrison. The book dedicated to the Beatles lead guitarist, solo singer-songwriterRead More →

In the grand scheme of rock and roll instruments, keyboards really aren’t considered that cool. If you think it’s hard on your self-esteem as a bassist, just imagine trying to be the big bad rockstar while sitting behind that gigantic piano. That’s not to say the piano doesn’t have itsRead More →

PREMA Racing’s Dennis Hauger has spent more than two years on the official F1 road, so it’s high time we got to know the Norwegian driver a little better. We caught up with the reigning Formula 3 champion, who talked about his idols, named the song he always listens toRead More →

From the boosted blues of Chuck Berry and his peers to the heavy distortion of today’s bands, rock and roll has come a long way in its nearly 70 years of existence. That’s a lot of history for newcomers to catch up on, but those looking for an introduction canRead More →

In the vast ocean of musical genres, rap and rock have never been so far apart. Although rap and rock fans have always had a bit of tension between them, it wasn’t hard to see how rap rock began to gain traction in the 90s, taking the aggressiveness of rapRead More →

When Record Store Day celebrated its 15th anniversary this year, it was a testament to the continued revival of the vinyl format. Today, popular online audio recording database Discogs is taking it a step further by announcing the first-ever Independent Record Store Month, which will run throughout June. Taking itsRead More →

When Record Store Day celebrated its 15th anniversary this year, it was a testament to the continuing revival of the vinyl format. Today, popular online audio recording database Discogs is taking it a step further by announcing the first-ever Independent Record Store Month, which will run throughout June. Taking itsRead More →

When Record Store Day celebrated its 15th anniversary this year, it was a testament to the continuing revival of the vinyl format. Today, popular online audio recording database Discogs is taking it a step further by announcing the first-ever Independent Record Store Month, which will run throughout June. Taking itsRead More →

(MENAFN-EIN Presswire) Johnnathan “FIST” releases new hit album FIST’s groundbreaking album combines musical masterpieces from different golden eras of music to produce an innovative consortium of tracks for listeners. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA, June 1, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Johnnathan “FIST” Edwards is a 51-year-old rising star who has been producingRead More →

Johnnathan “FIST” releases new hit album FIST’s groundbreaking album combines musical masterpieces from different golden eras of music to produce an innovative consortium of tracks for listeners. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA, June 1, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Johnnathan “FIST” Edwards is a 51-year-old rising star who has been producing music forRead More →

Maneskinthe leader of Damian David replied to Mick JaggerRecent comments from on the state of rock and roll. During the band’s interview for the cover of NMEit’s great reading, they shared their thoughts on the rock legend’s take on the concept of keeping the rock genre alive. By answering aRead More →

Mick Jagger’s comments on the rock industry caused a stir among fans after an interview, and now Måneskin frontman Damiano David is speaking out to share his thoughts on the legend’s opinion. According iHeartthe Rolling Stones singer answered a question about Harry Styles, and he mentioned that up-and-coming musicians likeRead More →

The following article was originally written in November 2021, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The first thing customers hear when they enter Alexander’s: World Famous Tortas is the tinkling of the old-fashioned shopkeeper’s bell. The second is the music. Alexander’s, located at 937 East Rosecrans Ave in theRead More →

Not all albums have to have a particular purpose throughout. While it’s an art to tell a story using your album, the music doesn’t always need to be sequenced the right way every time. Now is the era of the playlist, and these are the albums that have managed toRead More →

The devastating but all-too-common school shooting that killed 19 elementary students and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas earlier this week sent shock waves across the country and around the world. Calls have again been made for tougher gun control laws while others have lamented the use of a national tragedyRead More →

The devastating but all-too-common school shooting that killed 19 elementary students and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas earlier this week sent shock waves across the country and around the world. Calls have again been made for tougher gun control laws while others have lamented the use of a national tragedyRead More →

If you wanted to catch a classic rock concert, be prepared to shell out a ton of cash to do so, or perhaps enjoy your favorite bands in rather unconventional ways, including playing games that feature them at the availability. zonder cruks casino site that can be visited. Now, whyRead More →

Mohammad Sifat | Published: May 22, 2022 5:40:48 p.m. The continued hot temperature has not been a happy one for Dhakaite residents for the past few days. In the midst of an exhausting summer, nothing but a deep musical weekend could bring serenity to the hearts of music-loving metropolitans. TheRead More →