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Olivia Tremor Control announces new album after 27 years
The echo of a bygone psychedelic sound is finding new life, proving that some musical legacies are simply too vibrant
Suicide Generation Depresses The Punks Now
There is a certain kind of performance that manages to be simultaneously abrasive and utterly charming. That is the magic
Blackberry Patterns from a Crush
From the quiet expanses of Wyoming to the vibrant energy of Denver, the alt-rock outfit Blackberry Crush has built a
Martini Me Fatso by Matt Berninger
Matt Berninger has been operating in solo mode for over a year now, navigating the creative landscape following the rollout
Mike D on Crypto
When you look at the world of celebrity wealth and technological obsession, it’s easy to wonder where the lines are
IFULKI Something Greater
London’s experimental soundscape just got a compelling introduction, thanks to the debut single from the group IFULKI. This isn’t just
Homework’s debut album is here Hear “Made”
In the world of indie music, a band’s name is more than just a label; it’s often a carefully constructed
Mick Jagger reveals AI music with Olivia Rodrigo
The legendary Rolling Stones are once again holding the spotlight, setting the trend for cover artists and musical exploration in
Clairo joins Ryan Beatty for live NYC collab debut
The world of chilled-out singer-songwriterdom is buzzing with unexpected collaborations, proving that musical connections often happen behind the scenes before
James Blake Travis Scott & Ludwig Göransson When I’m Home
Epic Journey Awaits: Travis Scott Joins Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey Cast Get ready to set your watches, because one of the
Lorde calls out Spotify’s new AI feature
When pop icons step into the spotlight, they often use their platform to call out the absurdity around them. This
Brandon Flowers Paradise moment
Brandon Flowers has made a major creative move, trading stadium rock for country charm as he unveils his first solo
Database lawsuit: MSG vs Wired over celebrity data
The digital age often blurs the lines between public information and private data, raising complex questions about privacy and ownership
Robert Smith blasts FIFA over World Cup trophy
The recent FIFA Men’s World Cup, hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, felt less like a global sporting
Hana Stretton Seagull Theory II As It Was Before This
Hana Stretton is carving out a unique space in the world of ambient folk music, weaving together samples, field recordings,
Petey USA Save For The Horses
Petey USA continues to evolve his sound, proving that the blend of emo, heartland rock, and electronic textures is a
Lava La Rue Prince of Bologna
London’s Lava La Rue has just added a dazzling new gem to the Speedy Wunderground singles series with his latest
Tinashe’s New Album Popstar features “Crash Out”
Tinashe’s musical journey is a masterclass in patience, talent, and ultimately, spectacular payoff. Once a cult-beloved artist seemingly trapped in
Carly Rae Jepsen After All Performance
As summer winds down, prepare to bask in some serious sonic sunshine, because cult-pop overlord Carly Rae Jepsen is back
Hovvdy Go Far
The Texas duo Will Taylor and Charlie Martin, known to the world as Hovvdy, are crafting a sound that defies
Fire Tooz Barking At The Sun
In 1983, the world got a treat when Ozzy Osbourne released Bark At The Moon. Featuring the iconic werewolf on
Silt and Trauma Porn
In the vast and often opaque world of music, some artists prefer to remain an enigma. The creative collective known
Dark Summer Ceremony
In the world of independent music, authenticity often comes in the form of shared history and community. This theme was
Envie’s Violent Friendliness
Some musical friendships are forged in the halls of school, and for the members of East London trio Envie (pronounced
Modernism: Enduring Visuals
When Perennial drops a new record, they don’t just release music; they unleash a full-throttle party. Their latest offering, the