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Rob Thomas swings mic stand into bandmate’s head
The stage is supposed to be a space for pure, unadulterated musical joy, yet the reality of live performance often
Shutting Down Columbia House
The news you might have dismissed as distant history—the continued existence of Columbia House—is finally catching up. After more than
Joe Rogan on Turnstile
Joe Rogan’s journey into the world of music often leads to unexpected discoveries, and his latest dive into hardcore has
Spin Petey USA’s Ride It’s Worth It
Peter Martin, known primarily for his sharp wit and engaging content on social media, has successfully leveraged his digital fame
Judiciary’s Death Knell ruling
The sound of metallic hardcore is back, and it’s kicking over the rails with a dose of raw intensity. Texan
CRJ & Lena Dunham Reveal 10 Things I Hate About You Musical
When Carly Rae Jepsen first hit her stride, the pop world was buzzing with her infectious melodies. In 2014, she
Wild Pink Coming Down
The indie rock landscape just got a dose of pure sonic delight with the arrival of Wild Pink‘s latest offering,
Andy Shauf Announces The Party 10th Anniversary Unreleased Tracks
Ten years ago, Canadian singer-songwriter Andy Shauf made a defining leap into the realm of ANTI- Records, cementing his status
The Pit Claims You
The Pit: Where Boundaries Disappear Forget the notion that some music experiences are reserved for an exclusive few. The reality
Billy Joel’s rival announces unauthorized AI Piano Man film
In the fascinating world of musical history, sometimes the most compelling stories are those found in the forgotten footnotes. Take,
Taylor Swift All Too Well 10 Minute Version From The Vault
There are songs, and then there are artifacts. And when you talk about the sheer cultural impact of Taylor Swift’s
Kurt Vile joins Fontaines D.C. at La Route Du Rock
The rumble is back. Fontaines D.C., once again, are slowly but surely re-entering the spotlight, building momentum that has the
Felt Members Reunite for First Show in 37 Years
The sound of jangle-pop history echoed through Glasgow last night as the indie pop event Glas-Goes Pop hosted an electrifying
Noah Kahan brings Chappell Roan to California for “California”
The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, was the unexpected stage for a truly unforgettable night of musical magic. Fans gathered
Mannequin Pussy and Ty Segall Score in Opening Credits
In the world of cinema, a great film deserves more than just visuals; it needs a soundtrack that vibrates with
Raavi faces his second thoughts
Raavi Returns with Hypnotic New Sound on “second thoughts” After a hiatus, the indie-pop sensation Raavi has made a refreshing
Courtney Love’s Album Update and Near-Death Story
Courtney Love’s Journey: Art, Survival, and the Soundtrack of Resilience Since 2020, Courtney Love has continued to hint at new
Frankie Valli denies retirement brother apologizes for false alarm
In the world of music royalty, where legends often command unwavering devotion, sometimes the biggest headlines come from family drama
Slipknot confirms Sid Wilson fired after 28 years
Slipknot Confirms End of an Era: Original Turntablist (#0) Is Out of the Band After nearly three decades, the music
Twisted Teens toe moment
From the humid streets of New Orleans emerges a musical force that is shaking up the underground scene: the duo
The Cradle releases new album Get Yourself A Man & Human Nature
After a prolific run under the name The Cradle, singer-songwriter Paco Cathcart is back with fresh music and an exciting
Top 5 Songs You Must Hear This Week
Every week, music discovery takes center stage, and the Stereogum team steps in as the official curator. They don’t just
Smug Brothers announce new album Hear “Extra All The Time” & “Bingo Diagram”
The sounds emanating from Dayton and Columbus are currently being amplified by the Smug Brothers, a quartet that delivers a
Anna St. Louis & Jarvis Taveniere Launch Panamint with Post Malone Cover
In the vibrant landscape of underground music, where rootsy sounds and artistic experimentation thrive, a new pairing has emerged that
Rakim, Kurupt & Masta Killa drop The Godbody and “Goin Down”
The legacy of hip-hop is built on foundation stones, and few are as critical as those laid by Eric B.