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Jakob Nowell discusses Sublime Lipps Service
Sublime‘s Jakob Nowell at Coachella 2024 (photo: Q. Tucker). Jakob Nowell, the soulful voice of Sublime, recently dove deep into
Julian Schnabel Reclaims Film and Art as Life
Julian Schnabel is a man who lives in larger-than-life spaces, creating art that mirrors his own opulent, melodramatic vision. Whether
Beyoncé and Ja$Z reignite chemistry on DEW Remix
When music history collides with modern romance, the resulting symphony is pure gold. Beyoncé and JAŸ-Z have once again proven
Weezer’s CEO: A Wry Look at Aging Rock Bands
Weezer has officially leaned into the corporate world with a dose of delightful absurdity, dropping “C.E.O.,” a track that serves
American Football turns Wake Her Up into a dream film
American Football is taking their latest sonic offering, LP4, and giving it a truly cinematic companion with the release of
Fight delays Diddy’s prison release
(photo: Shareif Ziyadat / Getty Images for Sean “Diddy” Combs). Sean “Diddy” Combs’ expected release date has been pushed back,
Sleep’s first new album since 2018 drops
photo: Travis Shinn Sleep is charting a new course, stepping into an era where the stoner metal legends are not
Inked & Amped: Music, Art & Community in Mansfield
The spirit of grassroots creativity exploded across Ohio this past weekend as Inked & Amped kicked off a vibrant celebration
August 2026 the truth you need to know
The provided text consists of several distinct interviews with different musicians, offering a wide range of perspectives on their creative
Hit-Boy breaks free from Universal Music
For over eighteen years, Hit-Boy navigated the music industry under a contract signed as a teenager, a period defined more
Evening Elephants turn sweet love into postmodern pop
Singer Sam Boggs of the band Evening Elephants, in Griffth Park in Los Angeles. The band was preparing to releasse
Tommy Lefroy Music’s Biggest Book Nerds Are Okay With It
If book swaps start trending at concerts, it’s thanks to Wynter Bethel and Tessa Mouzourakis. These beyond-blood sisters are doing
Joan Baez dances the Dancing Queen
Joan Baez in ‘The Soiled Dove.’ (Credit: Philip Pavliger) For eighty-five years, Joan Baez has been many things: a singer,
Lim Kim’s dream album is finally here
Photo Courtesy of LIM KIM Thirteen years is a significant span for an artist to step back, reflect deeply, and
Vedder and Irglová perform at Glen Hansard’s funeral
Glen Hansard and Eddie Vedder (photo: Ian West / PA Images via Getty Images). The world paused on August 4th
Linkin Park Comeback Documentary Action
Some stories are etched into history, but some journeys are even more powerful—they are about resurrection. Linkin Park’s epic comeback
Elvis Costello performs ‘Aim’ Anniversary Reissue
When a landmark debut is revisited, it’s more than just an album; it’s an excavation of the journey that led
Susanna Hoffs mines the past for new LP The List
When you spend decades telling stories to those closest to you, there comes a point where those narratives need a
Josh Rouse surveys museums and women on new West debut
Veteran singer/songwriter Josh Rouse is back, bringing his signature blend of warm, literate folk-pop to a brand new collection titled
Yard acts always working
Yard Act The end of summer often brings a pause, but for some bands, it’s simply a recalibration. While many
Enter Roland Orzabal’s World
For many fans, the sound of Tears for Fears has been a soundtrack to life. This summer alone, the duo’s
Jonathan Meiburg: Exploring the ends of the earth
Jonathan Meiburg Once Again Takes Listeners to the Ends of the Earth Jonathan Meiburg’s creative world is less about music
Iconic John Hughes Movies Ranked
There are certain eras that imprint themselves deep into our collective memory, and few moments captured the quintessential spirit of
Thousands gather for Glen Hansard’s public funeral
The world paused yesterday as thousands gathered in Dublin to pay their respects to the legendary Irish singer and songwriter,
Tell Me Your Dream Ceremony
The quest for a “return to form” in music is often more complicated than it seems. When a band looks