Who are you core artist/groups? While some artists/groups that come and go from my suffle of songs, there are a few core artist that I don’t think I could go without. Mine are S.E.S., Rage Against The Machine, Perfume, The Beatles. Who are your’s? submitted by /u/Fearless_Change5945

Jesse Darling Won the Turner Prize. But Does He Still Want to Be an Artist? Jesse Darling is so disillusioned with the art world that he just isn’t sure.

Your top old school/retro/classic and modern Japanese Artist/Group If you had to only pick one of each who would be your top pick for a classic/retro/old school and modern Japanese artist/group? For me it would be: Classic/Old School/Retro – Mariya Takauchi Modern – Perfume How about you? submitted by /u/Fearless_Change5945

Is there a specific band or artist genre you feel weird listening to because a person who liked them ruined it for you? And how did you get over it? So as the title says has this happened to anyone? A personal example for me would be that I had this ex-friend who gatekeeped Cavetown to the point where none of us were allowed to listen to it, and even now even though I think Cavetown is great I have problems trying to put on songs by Cavetown because of the lingering mentality. submitted…

Which artist has the most silent fanbase The first one I think about is U2. I don’t see many positive post about U2 comparing to their contemporaries. There’s a lot of U2 hate post in social media from long time go, and few people would defend them. I never met any U2 fans in real life and don’t remember ever seeing someone wear U2 merch. I almost thought no one likes U2 nowadays. Then…

LPT – if you’re an artist and you use masking fluid, stock up with zombie make up. Places like Spirit Halloween (or just Amazon) sell jugs of liquid latex as zombie special effects make up. It’s the exact same thing as a lot of the masking fluids sold by art stores, but way cheaper. submitted by /u/GulfStormRacer

Who do you think is the most over-hated artist? This question hasn’t been asked here in a while, and most of the early answers just consist of Nickleback. I want to hear examples of artists you personally love, yet seem to also get loads of hate and criticism in general. Is that criticism justified? I’ll go first: Dance Gavin Dance. Post-hardcore band from the mid 2000s-present that has very …

June Leaf, Artist Who Explored the Female Form, Dies at 94 Womanly power was a recurring theme of her work, expressed in idiosyncratic sculpture and paintings that did not align with prevailing trends.

Bridal Makeup. Same artist, two different looks. Any strong opinions about one look or the other for my bridal makeup? The look on the left was for our engagement pictures and I asked her to tone down the coverage and glam for my wedding trial look on the right. Thoughts? submitted by /u/justcallmecoco

What has been the most unusual place you’ve come across a song, artist or band you now love, for the first time? I mean that, perhaps, instead of having met some piece of music on the internet, radio or the like, maybe you came across it in unconventional places or situations, at least, for the situation. I’d like to hear your personal experience, and the discovery you made at the time. submitted by /u/CORIBIUS

Al Schultz, ‘The Carol Burnett Show’ Makeup Artist, Dies at 82 submitted by /u/NoCulture3505

What’s the 1st line of a song that hooked you on a fresh artist the hardest? Warren Zevon: “I saw a werewolf holding a Chinese menu in his hand.” Lizzo: “I just got a DNA test turns out I’m 100% that bitch.” Talking about artists that are new to YOU, obvs. I can’t remember my first T-Swift lyric, or my first Beatles line, like I remember these two! Who else killed it from line one? submitted by /u/ActuallyYeah

Who’s a musical artist who holds significance to you and why? Who is a musical artist or band who has significance to you or has impacted you majorly in some way? Why is this the case? Was the musician helping you through a breakup? Or were they just someone you listened to as a kid? And how did they impact you (if so)? submitted by /u/Mr__Kerplunk

Ed Sheeran beats Taylor Swift to be named UK’s most played artist submitted by /u/aIphadraig

Who’s an artist/band who you appreciate their music but don’t necessarily like it? For me, it’s Kendrick Lamar. I really appreciate his music on a technical level, and he’s done a ton for the advancement of the industry. But in the end, I just can’t get into his music. Not my thing, but I can certainly find value in it. submitted by /u/Holy_Schnuykies

Ben Vautier, Artist Whose Specialty Was Provocation, Dies at 88 A core member of the anti-art movement Fluxus, he died by suicide hours after the death of his wife of 60 years.

Hollywood Flashback: How the 1980 ‘Shogun’ Was Pretty True to Japan | The original international TV blockbuster starring Richard Chamberlain won Emmys for outstanding limited series and featured the first Japanese artist to win for best costumes. submitted by /u/PetyrDayne

How an Artist Became the Queen of Baltimore Joyce J. Scott’s 50-year retrospective at the Baltimore Museum of Art draws inspiration, beauty and humor from her hometown and its people.

Which artist do you respect as musicians but do not enjoy? There are those artists you think are talented, influential to generations of musicians, and maybe even great people. But you just don’t like them. You hear them and think, “they’re really good but I don’t enjoy listening to them?” For me, it’s Rush. Tons of respect for each of them as individuals and their massive talent and influence. But I wi…

Popular bands named after another artist’s work? I recently picked up a Polar Bear Club CD after recognising they were named after a Silent Majority track. This got me thinking, what are some other notable bands that were named after the works of other artists? submitted by /u/AverageKaikiEnjoyer