Coldplay live-debuted their Moon Music track “The Karate Kid” in grand fashion on Thursday, with the Karate Kid, Ralph Macchio, lip-syncing to Chris Martin’s pre-recorded vocals at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium. At Coldplay’s second Melbourne show (they just kicked off their Music Of The Spheres world tour in Australia and New Zealand), Martin joked that he […]
Lil Uzi Vert’s Eternal Atake 2 Has An Alvvays Sample And Only One Feature — Big Time Rush
Last summer Lil Uzi Vert released Pink Tape, their first full-length statement since the 2020 avalanche that was Eternal Atake, its behemoth deluxe edition, and the full-length Future collaboration Pluto x Baby Pluto. These distinctions are always kind of meaningless in the streaming era, but per its title, Pink Tape was billed as a mixtape, […]
Mariah Carey: “My Lawyer Got Into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Before Me”
Mariah Carey has broken so many records, it’s difficult to sum them up in one opening statement. This woman has 19 total #1 singles (second only to the Beatles); five Grammy wins; and a deserved title as the Queen Of Christmas for the enduring popularity of “All I Want For Christmas Is You.” So, what […]
Watch Bruce Springsteen Cover “Ghostbusters” In Montreal On Halloween
A Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band concert is a beautiful, transcendent experience. And on Halloween, that experience began with “Ghostbusters.” After taking the stage in spooky fashion at Montréal’s Bell Centre, the Boss and his sprawling ensemble busted out a playful cover of Ray Parker Jr.’s 1984 chart-topper. Correct me if I’m wrong, […]
Stream Gabe ‘Nandez’s Luxuriantly Rugged New Album False Profit
Gabe ‘Nandez has one of those rugged New York rap voices that could make just about any production sound hard. That kind of assistance is not necessary on False Profit, the new ‘Nandez LP out this week, which boasts a lavish assortment of beats by producer Thomas Maggart. Whether stepping into the empty space around […]
Dana Gavanski – “Business Of The Attitude”
London-based singer-songwriter Dana Gavanski put out her album Late Slap back in March, and it doesn’t sound like she’s done a whole lot of resting since then. With a bunch of tour dates completed, she’s already back with “Business Of The Attitude,” a new single she wrote once she was able to get back to her […]
On The Great Impersonator, Halsey Gives Us Their Whole Self (And Several Other Selves Too)
If Halsey’s The Great Impersonator project comes off as defensive, it’s because they’ve earned it. Their debut album, Badlands, came out almost 10 years ago, but Halsey has yet to be fully received with the kind of gravitas one might reasonably expect after a decade-long career. This goes back to the start. Early single “New […]
Freddie Gibbs Announces New Album Out Tonight, Shares New Song “On The Set”
I saw the announcement on the Fake Shore Drive Twitter last night, and I almost threw my phone up in the air in celebration: “Freddie Gibbs. You Only Die 1nce. New album. Halloween night.” All true! It’s been two year since the consistently great rap veteran Freddie Gibbs released $oul $old $eparately, his most recent […]
Bartees Strange – “Too Much”
It’s Halloween — of course there’s a new single from Bartees Strange’s forthcoming album Horror. “Too Much” is not spooky, but it’s free-flowing and fun, bursting with piercing riffs, unexpected shifts, and consistent infectiousness. “Too Much” follows “Lie 95” and “Sober,” and it comes with a music video directed by Caity Arthur, capturing Bartees walking […]
Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre Announce New Album Missionary Feat. Sting, Tom Petty, & Jelly Roll
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg will always be linked in the popular imagination, but Snoop has only ever released one album that’s produced entirely be Dre: His classic, culturally monumental 1993 debut Doggystyle. That number is about to double. A few months ago, Dre told Entertainment Tonight that he and Snoop and recorded a new […]