All those new Hayley Williams songs are officially out now — but no, they don’t constitute a new album. On Monday, the ...

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Lots of actors are excellent singers, but far fewer are great as commercial musicians. Being able to portray an icon in a ...

The Moutain,” the latest single from London-based experimental artist feeo, reminds us how small we are. It’s a sparse, ...

In one month, Baltimore hardcore beasts End It will finally release Wrong Side Of Heaven, their first full-length. They’ve ...

Sir Chloe is one of those names I keep seeing that I’ve never really investigated until now. It’s the project of one Dana ...

Good lord, I guess I have to summarize this latest Sydney Sweeney ordeal. Sweeney, the actress who has become a culture war touchpoint because some conservatives decided her buxom figure represents ...

At Glastonbury last month, Gracie Abrams covered the Cure, only to watch her pop-star peer Olivia Rodrigo cover the Cure with Robert Smith. Abrams and Rodrigo are both playing Lollapalooza at ...

Burial is back with two more dark, dramatic sprawls. A new single from the intensely private electronic producer showed up online about an hour ago, just in time for Bandcamp Friday, with A-side ...

It’s been a while since Chappell Roan debuted “The Subway” at last year’s Gov Ball. Recently the pop star has been teasing its release with snippets and posters, and now it’s finally here.

Before Neil Finn led Crowded House to blockbuster status — and long before he briefly joined Fleetwood Mac — the Kiwi national treasure first came to fame as a member of Split Enz. Finn wouldn’t join ...

Touring seems incredibly difficult. It’s mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially draining. The latest of musicians to go viral for suffering under touring’s intense constraints is popstar ...