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Disiniblud – “Disiniblud”

In March, composers and multi-instrumentalists Rachika Nayar and Nina Keith announced their joint project called Disiniblud. They shared two tracks from the upcoming eponymous album, and now they’re back with a self-titled song.

Editrix – “Flesh Debt”

The first single from Editrix’s forthcoming album The Big E was an off-kilter anthem about aliens , and now the noise-rock trio is back with a skronky ripper about lust called “Flesh Debt.”

Bob Vylan Dropped From Festivals Amid Glastonbury Fallout

The London punk-rap duo Bob Vylan used their set at UK music festival Glastonbury to loudly protest Israel’s genocidal military campaign in Gaza, including a “ death to the IDF ” chant. Afterwards, Glastonbury released a statement equating the chant with antisemitism, saying

Ethel Cain – “Fuck Me Eyes”

After starting the year with the abrasive experimental behemoth Perverts , Ethel Cain has lately been slowly, steadily rolling out the proper follow-up to her breakthrough Preacher’s Daughter . We learned of Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You in March and heard its lead

Post Malone Fell Offstage Trying To Cheers A Fan

Post Malone is a good Southern boy who takes his cheersing very, very seriously. At least, that’s the vibe I’m getting from this viral TikTok taken at the singer’s Big Ass Stadium Tour stop in Glendale, Arizona on June 21. He was performing “Pour Me A Drink,” the Blake Shelton

Tyler Childers – “Oneida”

The Kentucky roots-music great Tyler Childers has quickly become a full-on star over the past few years, and he’s now a regular arena headliner, at least in my part of the country. He deserves it, too. This guy is good . In a few weeks, Childers will follow his 2023 album

Premature Evaluation: Clipse Let God Sort Em Out

Twenty-three years ago Pusha T opened Lord Willin’ , Clipse’s bone-classic 2002 debut, with this line: “Playas, we ain’t the same, I’m into caine and guns.” That was the thesis statement, and the past few decades have provided the supporting evidence. Ever since then, Pusha has

Her New Knife – “Pagan Poetry” (Björk Cover)

People attempt covers of Björk songs all the time, but that’s not an easy thing to do. If you’re going to cover a Björk song, you need to have a take . Fortunately, Philadelphia’s noisy and adventurous Her New Knife have a take. Last year, Her New Knife released their EP chrome