Drake’s ‘Iceman’ Release Date Revealed
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Album Of The Week: Carla dal Forno Confession
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Donny Osmond Pays Tribute to Older Brother Alan: ‘My Protector’
The eldest brother in the famed family music group the Osmonds died aged 76 on Monday
Blood Vulture – “You Fail Me” (Converge Cover)
Remember Two Minutes To Late Night? That was my motherfucking shit. Two Minutes To Late Night started off as a metal-themed late-night talk show parody at the tragically defunct Brooklyn venue St. Vitus, but it turned into something else during the pandemic. The comedian Jordan
Prince’s Estate Unveils ‘With This Tear,’ the First of Several Unreleased Recordings Planned for 2026
The late musician’s upcoming vault songs are billed to be from a previously unreleased album project
Jack Harlow Says He Knows How To Read, And Books Are On Him At McNally Jackson Tomorrow
Over the past month or so, the former pop-rap hitmaker Jack Harlow has gone viral for some incredibly dumb reasons. He just released his neo-soul album Monica , and during the promotional rounds, he went on the New York Times Popcast , he told two white music writers that he "
Peter Hook Won’t Completely Rule Out a New Order Truce at Rock Hall: ‘Life’s Full of Surprises’
The bass player says he’s unlikely to perform with his estranged bandmates at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, unless they “reach out and try and form some kind of relationship”
Toronto Police Intervene As Drake Fans Attack Ice Structure With Pickaxes, Fire
Drake's latest goofball-ass stunt is leading to some goofball-ass consequences. Since last summer, Drake has been teasing the release of a new solo album called Iceman . Earlier this week, Drake posted an Instagram photo of a giant new ice structure in downtown Toronto,
Pitchfork Founder Announces New Memoir Weird Era
It's been five years since Pitchfork founder Ryan Schreiber announced his memoir Weird Era . Back in 2021 , it was tipped for release in 2023 on MCD Books, but plans evidently changed. The good news is that the book is finally coming out this year, now with a different
We Took on Live Nation and Won. Here’s What the Verdict Means for Fans
Attorneys general Letitia James of New York and Jonathan Skrmetti of Tennessee discuss the historic trial and why antitrust “isn’t a partisan issue”
Emily A. Sprague Announces New EP Double Moon: Hear The Title Track
Most of the time, the music Emily A. Sprague releases under her own name is instrumental, and the songs with singing go to her band, Florist. On the new Double Moon EP, she’ll buck that trend. The project delves into the ambient electronics that have defined Sprague’s recent
Noah Kahan Debuts Two New ‘Great Divide’ Songs on NPR’s ‘Tiny Desk’
The singer-songwriter included “American Cars” and “Paid Time Off” in his four-song set, which also featured an old Stick Season favorite
Friko – “Something Worth Waiting For”
We only have a few more days left to wait until Friko’s excellent new album Something Worth Waiting For. (They already chatted with Stereogum about it, which you can read here.) Today they’re sharing one last preview with the album’s swooning, big-swinging title track. Vocalist
Mary In The Junkyard – “Candelabra”
London indie trio Mary In The Junkyard made some noise with their 2024 EP This Old House, and now they’re getting ready to release Role Model Hermit, the full-length debut that they recorded with producer Oli Bayston. We already posted the grand, dramatic lead single “Crash
Gay Meat Is More Than a Memorable Band Name
Karl Kuehn, the voice behind the cheeky moniker, details his solo debut, Blue Water, and how he is honoring his mother’s memory with his emo-tinged music
Morgan Noise – “Geneva”
Morgan Wallace is a member of the wild London post-punk band Fat Dog. She also fronts her own band called Morgan Noise, performing music with through lines to rock, jazz, and experimental pop. Or at least those are the vibes I’m getting from “Geneva,” the band’s new single out
Machinedrum Announces New Mini-Album BL00MS: Hear Two Tracks
North Carolina producer Travis Stewart, better known as Machinedrum, has been making dance music for a quarter century. In recent years, Machinedrum has made tracks with stars like Freddie Gibbs and Tinashe, and his most recent album 3FOR82 came out on Ninja Tune in 2024. Now,
Hooky Release Surprise New Album World Music
The Philadelphia duo Hooky have worked with some of the top names in modern shoegaze, including They Are Gutting A Body Of Water and Winter. Today, we get a fresh chance to hear them on their own. Monday night, with minimal notice, Hooky released World Music, a new 14-song
Karol G Has Officially Announced Her Global Tropitour
The Colombian superstar will hit stadiums around the world after teasing the tour during her Coachella performance
100 Demons Announce First New Album In 22 Years Embrace The Black Light: Hear “Meat For The Beast”
Connecticut crushers 100 Demons have a well-earned rep for being one of history’s heaviest hardcore bands. They come from the same late-’90s scene as Hatebreed, and guitarist Sean Martin has done significant time in both bands. 100 Demons only released two albums, 2000’s Eyes
CBGB Festival Returns With Morrissey, Patti Smith, Interpol, Sex Pistols, More
CBGB, the New York club that famously served as the home base for NYC's punk scene in the '70s, shut down way back in 2006, but it lives on as a brand activation . Back in 2023, the CBGB Festival came to Brooklyn's Under The K Bridge Park, and its lineup included legendary
Alan Osmond, Eldest Brother and Creative Force in the Osmonds Family Band, Dead at 76
Alan co-wrote many of the group's biggest hits and served as lead producer on several of their album
Pouty – “My Own Beauty”
Rachel Gagliardi used to be a member of the bands Slutever and Upset, and she started Pouty back in 2013 as a duo with Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner, releasing one song a day. Pouty evolved into Gagliardi’s solo project, and she released the extremely cool debut album
Eminem Celebrates 18 Years of Sobriety
The Grammy-winning rapper got clean in April 2008, previously telling Rolling Stone that he “knew I had to change my life”
Failure – “The Rising Skyline” (Feat. Hayley Williams)
Failure release Location Lost in just a few days. The grunge greats have shared “The Air’s On Fire” and “A Way Down,” and today they’re back with the highly anticipated Hayley Williams collab “The Rising Skyline.” “Failure doesn’t do a lot of collaborations, but my friendship
Show Me The Body – “Dance In The USA”
For a while now, we’ve been hearing rumbilngs about a new album from Show Me The Body, the difficult-to-describe New York hardcore-ish band. They’ve done a lot of touring and put out a good amount of music in recent years, but they haven’t released a proper album since Trouble
1976 – The Year Jazz Fusion Died
I really want to write a book about fusion. Not just as a specific musical genre, but as an ethos. Because the music of the six-year span from 1969 to 1975, which I often feel was the best era for music, period, was almost entirely defined by the values of fusion: technological
Swapmeet Announce Debut Album Mount Zero: Hear “Sand”
Swapmeet impressed us earlier this year with “I Know!,” their first single for their new label home Winspear. Today the Aussie indie rockers have announced a whole debut album, Mount Zero, arriving in July, and we’re also getting another preview with the track “Sand.” “Sand,”
Swapmeet’s Big, Beautiful Indie Noise
These four friends from Australia were one of the buzziest international acts at this year’s SXSW, and they’re about to release an excellent debut album
Modest Mouse Announce New Album An Eraser And A Maze: Hear “Picking Dragons’ Pockets”
A couple months ago, aboard the Modest Mouse concert cruise known as Ice Cream Floats, Isaac Brock showed me some art he was excited about. It was the packshot and interior artwork for a new Modest Mouse album called An Eraser And A Maze. The imagery was largely the same,
Phoebe Bridgers Movie Inspired By To Catch A Predator Coming To India In September
For someone who used to appear on this website seemingly every damn day, Phoebe Bridgers has been keeping a remarkably low profile ever since the boygenius album cycle finally wrapped up at the 2024 Grammys. Punisher , Bridgers' most recent solo album, is about to turn six.
Drake’s ‘Iceman’ Promo Stunt Has Fans Hammering Through Ice
The rapper says his new album’s release date is hidden inside a giant frozen structure in downtown Toronto.
The Prince 100
The Roots drummer and Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon bandleader counts down his favorite Prince songs — from indelible hits to must-hear deep cuts to classics written for other artists
Linda Perry Talks Cancer Diagnosis and Finally Feeling Inspired to Create for Herself
After the “What’s Up” singer spent three decades making other people’s music, an unplanned documentary brought her back to herself
Drake Hides ‘Iceman’ Release Date In Huge Toronto Ice Structure
Drake has ramped up his Iceman rollout in spectacular fashion by hiding the album’s release date in a huge ice structure in Toronto. On Monday (April 20), the Canadian hitmaker announced on Instagram that he had erected an enormous ice installation in the parking lot of the
Death Lens – “Waiting To Know” (Feat. Militarie Gun’s Ian Shelton)
It’s a good day for California punks. First we got Ceremony’s first new song in four years, and now Death Lens joined forces with Militarie Gun’s Ian Shelton for a thoughtful banger called “Waiting To Know.” The track comes from the LA band’s upcoming album What’s Left Now?,
Madonna Offers Reward For Return Of Her Missing Coachella Outfit
On Friday (April 17), Sabrina Carpenter's extravagant Coachella performance reached its apex with a surprise appearance from Madonna , with whom she sang a few hits. It happened only a few days after the pop veteran's announcement of her new album Confessions II , and she even
Drake Spooks Torontonians With Explosion, Hides Iceman Release Date In Giant Block Of Ice
Drake has been teasing his ninth studio album called Iceman for almost a year. In July, the Canadian rapper released the single " What Did I Miss ?" and cosplayed as an Iceman Toronto worker. Since then, he's unveiled the Central Cee collab " Which One " and " Dog House " with
D4vd Pleads Not Guilty to Murdering 14-Year-Old Celeste Rivas Hernandez
The singer also entered not-guilty pleas to additional charges of sexual abuse with a child under 14 and unlawful mutiliation of human remains
Madonna Offers Reward for Missing Coachella Outfits: ‘They Are a Part of My History’
Madonna pulled vintage pieces from her personal archive for her special appearance during Sabrina Carpenter’s headlining set on Friday, only to find the garments missing later on
Graham Coxon Releasing Shelved 15-Year-Old Album Castle Park: Hear “Billy Says”
In 2011, between the release of his albums The Spinning Top (2009) and A+E (2012), Blur guitarist Graham Coxon recorded another LP called Castle Park. Coxon never released Castle Park, but 15 years later, it’s coming off the shelf. The previously unreleased project will drop in
