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Perth Now
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Lost 1976 Motörhead album set for release in June
Motörhead's lost 1976 album 'The Manticore Tapes' is finally set to be released. The record, set to drop on June 27, features the classic lineup of the late Lemmy Kilmister, Fast Eddie Clarke, and Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor. It's named after Emerson, Lake and Palmer's famous Manticore Studio in Fulham, where the album was made. The unreleased songs will be available as an LP and CD, with alternate takes, instrumentals and early recordings of songs from their self-titled debut album and their 1979 album 'On Parole'. Fans can get their hands on a deluxe edition boasting a second disc with the live set Blitzkrieg on Birmingham '77, as well as a previously unreleased 7-inch containing two live performances. The tapes were restored by Motörhead collaborator Cameron Webb at Maple Studios in California and mastered by Andrew Alekel at Bolskine House in Los Angeles. The lost album is part of Motörhead's 50th anniversary celebrations. Late frontman Lemmy Kilmister is set to receive a statue in his hometown of Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent as part of the milestone celebrations and to mark the 10th anniversary of his passing on December 28, 2015, at the age of 70. The two-meter-tall bronze sculpture, created by local artist Andy Edwards, depicts Lemmy in his iconic pose, singing into a microphone. The unveiling ceremony will feature a biker parade, guest speakers, and a 21-gun salute in Lemmy's honour. Some of his ashes - which have already been left at some of his favourite place around the world - will be interred within the statue, making it his final resting place. 'The Manticore Tapes' tracklisting: LP and CD: 'Intro (Instrumental)' 'Leavin' Here' 'Vibrator' 'Help Keep Us on the Road' 'The Watcher' 'Motörhead' 'Witch Doctor (Instrumental)' 'Iron Horse / Born to Lose (Instrumental)' 'Leavin' Here (Alternate Take)' 'Vibrator (Alternate Take)' 'The Watcher (Alternate Take)' LP1 – Deluxe Expanded Bookpack 'Intro (Instrumental)' 'Leavin' Here' 'Vibrator' 'Help Keep Us on the Road' 'The Watcher' 'Motörhead' 'Witch Doctor (Instrumental)' 'Iron Horse / Born to Lose (Instrumental)' 'Leavin' Here (Alternate Take)' 'Vibrator (Alternate Take)' 'The Watcher (Alternate Take)' LP2 – Live: Blitzkrieg on Birmingham '77 'Motörhead' 'Vibrator' 'Keep Us On The Road' 'The Watcher' 'Iron Horse' 'Leavin' Here' 'On Parole' 'I'm Your Witch Doctor' 'Train Kept a-Rollin' 'City Kids' 'White Line Fever' 7″ – Live at Barbarella's Birmingham '77 (previously unreleased) 'Motörhead' 'Keep Us On The Road'
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Dark Winds Season 4: When will new episodes premiere? Expected release window
Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Season 3 Finale Marks a Major Turning Point Dark Winds Season 4 Confirmed Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Streaming Availability: Where to Watch Dark Winds A Developing Legacy for Dark Winds Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads FAQs Is Dark Wind a good show? Is Dark Winds On Netflix? As fans prepare for the suspenseful Dark Winds Season 3 finale , the focus has already shifted to the future of the highly acclaimed AMC series. After months of rumors, it has been revealed that Dark Winds Season 4 is officially in production, with filming commencing earlier this who have watched the season-three suspense builds will see a high-stakes conclusion in Episode 8, "Béésh Łį́į́" ("Iron Horse").AMC says protagonists Leaphorn and Chee will use all their resources to solve their case, while Bernadette embarks on a life-or-death season finale initially aired on AMC+ early on Sunday and will air on AMC at 9:00 p.m. ET. From Monday, April 28, cable subscribers can also watch the episode through AMC's website, as mentioned in a report by welcome news for dedicated fans, Dark Winds has already been renewed for season 4. The network has revealed that Dark Winds Season 4 will be eight episodes long and is expected to premiere in 2026 on AMC and AMC+.Production began in March 2025 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a promise of a continuation of the show's atmospheric storytelling against the backdrop of the American Southwest. Zahn McClarnon, who plays lead character Joe Leaphorn, will also move behind the camera, directing for the first time in the next season."I'm looking forward to exploring and inhabiting the character of Joe Leaphorn once again in Season 4," McClarnon said in a statement, as quoted in a report by Decider."I'm excited to make my directorial debut on a show that means so much to me, and I'm grateful to AMC Networks for their unwavering support."For those who want to go back and watch the series, the first two seasons of Dark Winds are available to stream on Netflix. Season 3 has not yet been included on the has been the trend with past seasons, fans might have to wait until 2026 for Season 3 to land on Netflix. AMC usually has a significant lag between the on-air finale of a season and its release on third-party the meantime, Amazon Prime members can watch Dark Winds by subscribing to AMC+ at an extra monthly cost. There is also a free trial available for new users who sign up via on Tony Hillerman's renowned Leaphorn and Chee novels, Dark Winds has received acclaim for its gripping narrative, cultural accuracy, and robust performances. The series has developed a loyal fan base, looking forward to its Dark Winds Season 4 goes into production, fans are eagerly anticipating the new episodes that will track the complicated lives of Leaphorn, Chee, and new challenges and richer character arcs promised, the series is set to continue its position as one of AMC's most highly regarded "Dark Winds" may initially resemble other detective dramas, it quickly distinguishes itself with the sharply crafted characters and a gripping, tightly woven the first two seasons of Dark Winds are currently streaming on Netflix
Yahoo
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
In Dark Winds Season Finale, Leaphorn Once Again Got His Man, But Is Left to Ponder All He Has Lost
The following contains spoilers from the April 27 Season 3 finale, now streaming on AMC+. Dark Winds closed out Season 3 on Sunday with an episode that was a bit quieter than previous finales, though its final scene was emotionally deafening for poor Joe Leaphorn. More from TVLine Andor: Adria Arjona Says That Bix's 'Accumulation of Traumas' Will Test Her and Cassian Moving Forward What to Watch This Week: 30+ Premieres, Finales and More Fire Country Shocker! Two Series Regulars Leaving in Wake of Explosive 2-Hour Finale 'Béésh Łį́į́ (Iron Horse)' opened with Dr. Reynolds paying a visit to Teddi, thinking she'd stick with him as an assistant, but as soon as he realized she was onto him, a struggle over the telephone ensued and she tripped, conveniently cracking her head against the motel table. At the train station, Leaphorn, Chee, Sena et al had the place staked out, on the lookout for young George Bowlegs. They spotted Reynolds first, but by the time they caught up to the shady archaeologist's car, he was gone — and they found dead Teddi in the trunk. When George showed up, both Reynolds and the police chased after the kid, onto the train just as it pulled away. Reynolds found George first, dragged him to the flatbed car in the rear and held him at gunpoint as Leaphorn arrived. Joe was able to talk Reynolds into releasing George, but when Reynolds went to raise his gun to Joe, an arriving Chee shot dead the murderer. In the aftermath, George tried to blame himself for Ernesto's death — it was he who stole the damning arrowhead, after all — but Joe made clear to the kid that Reynolds, a bad man, was the only one to blame. Chee then brought George home to Shorty, who 'thanked' his old friend with the subtlest of nods. Down at Border Patrol, things were far dicier. Having been led into a trap by coworker Garza — who like Ivan and Chief Henry was on Tom Spenser's payroll — Manuelito woke up chained to the steering wheel of her patrol car, which Budge the nudged down into a ditch. As Budge commenced his trademark move (burying someone trapped in a car with a bulldozer), Bern found a crowbar under the front seat and used it to crack the steering wheel and free the handcuff. When Budge went to lower another mound of dirt onto the car, he saw the driver side door open. He stepped out of his dozer, Bern sneaked up on and struck him, and a fight ensued. It was a brief brawl, though, as Manuelito plunged a sharp something into the enforcer's neck, leaving it to gush blood. Ivan arrived on the scene, and though Bern at first had him at gunpoint, he explained that he took 'but never spent' his bribes (um, OK…), and urged her to race back to Spenser's ranch before all the evidence got disappeared. Sure enough, Spenser's workers had quickly filled a tanker with keys and keys of coke, and Henry and Garza were set to provide a police escort. Henry, though, soon realized that Ivan was hiding in his backseat, holding a gun to the back of his head. And when the tanker itself suddenly came to a stop, Garza got out to see what's what, and found herself staring down the barrel of Manuelito's gun. But Bern holstered her weapon, and instead belted her 'friend' in the kisser instead. In the aftermath of that ordeal, Ivan said he didn't plan to 'fall in love' with Bern, but she, though still clearly stung by him, quietly turned around and drove off — to return the Mexican family of three that was being trafficked to their home. Henry and Garza got carted away by the feds, but Spenser himself seemed to find a safe haven somewhere, with his dying wife. The finale wound down with Chee, feeding his horses, turning around to discover that Bernadette had returned. No words were said, only appreciative glances exchanged. We then found Joe finally erecting that vegetable garden fence that Emma, still gone, had often asked for. Agent Washington rolled up to announce that she was heading back to D.C. She said she knows what he did to Vines, and why, but she does not agree that it was a 'just' killing. Before driving away, she handed Leaphorn an envelope that might 'help' him. With what, he asked. 'Finding your way back,' she said. Inside was the cassette tape of Emma's deposition. Joe played it, hearing his tearful wife speak of how the Vines mess dredged up, yet again, so much of the pain of losing their son. How Joe Jr.'s death has 'consumed' her husband, leaving no room in his heart for her. How all of it had left her 'alone.' 'I blame [my husband] for that,' we heard Emma say again. 'I hope one day I can forgive him. But until that day, I walk alone.' Joe sat with that a moment, then went about rewinding and replaying 'I hope one day I can forgive him' again, and again, and again….Best of TVLine Mrs. Maisel Flash-Forward List: All of Season 5's Futuristic Easter Eggs Yellowjackets Recap: The Morning After Yellowjackets Recap: The First Supper
Yahoo
10-04-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Mayor plans return of Iron Horse Festival, updates on city growth
Gathering in the West Side Diner, the League of Women Voters met with Mayor Chris Martin on Wednesday for an annual update of developments around the city. The mayor primarily let the League drive the conversation. Among several recurring topics was the mayor's confirmation that the city is working to bring back the Iron Horse Festival. The festival is slated to return in 2026 and would be held at Iron Horse Park in either spring or autumn. The festival's inaugural celebration was held July 26, 1981, and highlighted Logansport's railroad heritage. The annual celebration drew visitors from as far as Maryland and featured a 1920s vintage steam train. Total attendance for the 1981 festival topped 25,000 people according to then-executive vice president of the Logansport/Cass County Chamber of Commerce, Beverly Marx. The train was sold in 1993 and the festival's name was changed to the Iron Horse Heritage Festival. The festival continued under the new name for roughly a decade after the train was sold. Looking toward bringing the festival back, the mayor said he was also considering renaming the celebration to The Iron Horses Festival — mirroring the newly formed Logansport Basketball team's name — in an attempt to bring in national, sports-focused, sponsors. A potential renaming isn't set in stone, though. Lora Redweik, president of the League's local chapter, said portions of the old Iron Horse train had been spotted in French Lick. The mayor said he'd look into bringing the train back to Logansport. The mayor also told the League that he plans to run for a third, and likely final, term. Highlighting more growth, such as projects from the Logansport Re-Imagined annual report, Martin told the League about upcoming road improvements via the Community Crossings grant, upcoming housing projects and plans to add signs across the city that will highlight attractions. In other updates, the mayor said The Junction, which replaced Logansport Mall, should be filled by the end of the year, though he wasn't able to confirm specific businesses that are looking to fill the area. The League, which is a nonpartisan organization that aims to protect and expand voting rights, also updated the mayor on its concern over the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act. The organization criticized the act, which would require people registering to vote or updating their registration to provide documents proving U.S. citizenship, for adding burdens to voter registration. More specifically, the League saw the act as too vague in what it considered to be documentation and said it could block married women who take their spouse's last name from being able to register to vote, since their birth certificates wouldn't match their last name.
Boston Globe
06-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
Back Porch Festival returns with Lucinda Williams as headliner
Advertisement Olsen first established Back Porch Festival as a one-venue affair in 2014, and expanded the festival to multiple locations in 2023, when the Iron Horse was amidst a five-year slumber. The beloved performance space reopened last spring, complete with upgrades like a new sound and lighting system. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up 'That club, from 1978 until 2019, has always been the hub of this place,' Olsen says. 'It's a legendary club that has always had a really eclectic booking policy – one night it's a blues legend, the next night it's some kind of jam band, the next night it's classic folk performers.' That variety makes the Iron Horse a natural fit for the festival, which Olsen describes as a 'melting pot' of artists who are connected to American roots music, from blues and bluegrass to rockabilly and indie rock. In the same day, a guest could catch the Boston Americana duo and classic soul and R&B group Advertisement Some performers – like New England folk legend Also new for 2025 is a Back Porch Festival app that allows guests to plan and cater their experience to their tastes, whether they want to sample the national touring acts in town, or discover artists from the region, like Boston blues staple No matter what visitors choose, the cost is the same: $70 for a general admission On Sunday morning, Cohen will bring the programming full circle and broadcast his Back Porch radio show live from the Iron Horse, which is free and open to the public. 'It's really fun to have this movable feast of music,' concludes Olsen. 'It allows you to sample things, to try things, to connect with friends in different venues.' GIG GUIDE On Advertisement At the The TD Garden continues to ease into concert season with a performance from country megastar The Lizard Lounge hosts various flavors of New England folk and soul this week. Singer-songwriter toast the release of their debut LP 'Roll Shine Roll' on , another treat from Vermont, inspires with retro soul-rock on Advertisement In the Theatre District, Lady Gaga's seventh LP "MAYHEM" is a pop patchwork that lives up to its title. (Frank LeBon) Frank LeBon NOW SPINNING Lady Gaga, Boston-born group Vundabar ground their garage rock on the new LP 'Surgery and Pleasure.' Louise Mason Vundabar, SASAMI charts a refreshing stream of synth-pop on her new album 'Blood on the Silver Screen.' Miriam Marlene SASAMI, Advertisement BONUS TRACK Peter Wolf , one of Boston's greatest storytellers, finally puts his own legend to paper with the new memoir 'Waiting on the Moon: Artists, Poets, Drifters, Grifters, and Goddesses.' Wolf celebrates the book's release this Victoria Wasylak can be reached at vmwasylak@ Follow her on Bluesky @
