The veteran rapper's hard-rock side project, Body Count, released a radically made-over version of Pink Floyd‘s iconic tale ...

Today, Ice-T’s rap-metal outfit Body Count proves that adage again with a surprising, and surprisingly hardcore, cover of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” with none other than David Gilmour ...

The post Body Count Unveil Video for Cover of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” Featuring David Gilmour appeared first on Consequence. Body Count have unleashed a cover of the Pink Floyd ...

[Checks calendar] No, it’s not April the first. And yes, notorious rap-rock LA metalheads Body Count have just dropped their ...

David Gilmour features in the new video for Body Count's reworking of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb. "They've made it relevant again," Gilmour said when the single was first released last month.

Pink Floyd legend David Gilmour – who stars on this new version – calls Body Count’s Comfortably Numb update “quite radical, but the words really struck me”. Body Count have released a ...

Ice-T ‘s rap-metal band Body Count have a new album, Merciless, on the way next month, and while they haven’t announced a ...

A survey of 2,000 sexually active adults found that 26% of those in relationships admit their partner doesn’t know their true “body count” — the number of people they’ve been intimate with.

The rapper recalled the furor of his heavy metal band Body Count’s 1992 protest song 'Cop Killer' Jade Gomez is a Digital Music Writer at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has been featured in PAPER ...

It was as if, once I turned 16, my body no longer belonged to me but to the world at large and to certain men who drove their cars past it. When I was a little girl, playing shirtless in my family ...

There was a time when Body Count, the hardcore-meets-thrash side-project of West Coast rap pioneer Ice T, was one of the most controversial bands... The spiritual home for rock, metal, punk and ...

executives and shareholders began receiving death threats, ultimately leading to Ice-T, born Tracy Morrow, to announce he would be pulling the song from all subsequent copies of Body Count's self ...