Last month, I saw 2hollis at New York’s Terminal 5 and it was one of the best, sweatiest shows I’d ever been to thanks to the nonstop energy. It turns out the hyperpop rapper is only upping the ante; he’s back today with a seismic rage-rap anthem called “DOGS,” which is co-produced with F1lthy. “DOGS” […]
Ariana Grande Accosted By Influencer At Wicked: For Good Singapore Premiere
The Wicked: For Good press cycle has not been kind to Ariana Grande. The star was unable to make the movie premiere in São Paulo last week due to flight issues, and subsequently faced a wave of death threats from fans. Yesterday, she was walking the red carpet at the film’s Singapore premiere when she […]
Twin Peaks Add 10th Anniversary Shows
Last week we noted that Twin Peaks, the defunct Chicago rock band that has nothing to do with the David Lynch TV show, were teasing a reunion. They did indeed announce a pair of hometown shows Monday commemorating the 10th anniversary of their album Down In Heaven, but we were so busy relaunching our website […]
LDB Fest 2026 Has Terror, Saves The Day, On Broken Wings, Tons Of Hardcore
Louisville, Kentucky’s LDB Fest is one of the biggest annual events on the hardcore landscape, and it has recently put a bit more emphasis on non-hardcore bands with hardcore backgrounds. This year, for instance, Basement and Superheaven shared headlining duties with Cold World. And at next year’s LDB, HC faith-keepers Terror will share that headlining […]
Opal Mag – “Wasting”
With singles like this year’s “Kitchen Song” and “I Don’t Like You, But I Love You,” Brighton-based musician Opal Mag has posited herself as a promising new voice of the ’90s indie rock revival. Right now, there are tons of artists making the type of noisy, hooky guitar music Opal Mag does, but not all […]
Charli XCX Announces Wuthering Heights Soundtrack Album: Hear “Chains Of Love”
In the midst of all of her other recent cinematic endeavors, Charli XCX contributed a bunch of songs to the soundtrack of writer/director Emerald Fennell’s new Wuthering Heights adaptation. The movie has Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi as its stars, and Charli’s music has been pretty central to its marketing. Earlier this week, Charli gave […]
Massive Attack Prep New Music That Won’t Be Available On Spotify
A couple of months ago, Massive Attack announced that they were joining the massive wave of artists removing their catalogs from Spotify, citing CEO Daniel Ek’s investment of $700 million in the AI military startup Helsing. At the time, the duo wrote, “The economic burden that has long been placed on artists is now compounded […]
Pure Bathing Culture – “I Said What I Said” (The Softies Cover)
Last year, the Softies released their long-awaited reunion album. The duo of Tiger Trap’s Rose Melberg and Pretty Face’s Jen Sbragia started making hushed, intimate music together in 1994, and they released a handful of LPs before breaking up in 2000. Last year, the duo returned with The Bed I Made, their first album in […]
Drive-By Truckers & Jason Isbell Reuniting For First Announced Performance In 18 Years
Look at those adorable young men up there. That’s the version of Drive-By Truckers that existed in 2003, when the band released the classic 2003 album Decoration Day. Back then, a very young Jason Isbell was in the band. He was one of their three songwriters. Isbell didn’t write anywhere near as many Decoration Day […]
Wendy Eisenberg – “Will You Dare”
The New York musician Wendy Eisenberg is a big part of the improvisational avant-garde world. They lead the band Editrix. They’re one third of Squanderers, a supergroup with veterans Kramer and David Grubbs. They’re in claire rousay’s live band, and they’ve got plenty of other ventures and collaborations going. Somewhere in there, Eisenberg also releases […]