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Attn Xzibit: Deftones Are Teasing “Private Music”
Last week, just a few days after the 25th anniversary of Deftones’ White Pony , West Coast rap legend Xzibit sang the album’s praises in his episode of Amoeba Music’s video series What’s In My Bag? In the time since that video went live, Deftones had to drop off last weekend’s
US State Department Revokes Bob Vylan’s Visas Following Anti-IDF Chant At Glastonbury
Over the weekend at Glastonbury, British rap-punk outfit Bob Vylan made their pro-Palestine stance abundantly clear. Their stage backdrop read, “Free Palestine. United Nations have called it a genocide. The BBC calls it a ‘conflict,'” and member Bobby Vylan led the crowd in a
Ashanti's Mom Was Not Happy Nelly Performed At Donald Trump Event
Ashanti's mom, Tina. made it clear to her daughter that she was not happy that Nelly agreed to perform at an inauguration event for Donald Trump.
Hear Foo Fighters Return to Roots With 30th Anniversary Minor Threat Cover
Dave Grohl recorded the instrumental track to “I Don’t Wanna Hear It” in 1995, and completed vocals this year
Lorde Teases ‘Virgin’ B-Sides, Says One of Her Favorite Songs Was Cut at the ‘Last Minute’
The musician shared a bunch of other facts about her latest album, including the “intentional” sound connecting the first and last tracks
Glastonbury 2025’s Biggest Moments: Olivia Rodrigo, Lorde, Kneecap
Lewis Capaldi makes his emotional return, Bob Vylan courts controversy, and more talked-about moments from Worthy Farm
Watch Bleachers Debut New Song “Blood Brothers” At Shadow Of The City
For a decade now, minus a pandemic-induced break, Jack Antonoff has been throwing a music festival called Shadow Of The City in Asbury Park, NJ. We interviewed him about it a lifetime ago ( in 2017 ). This year there’s a West Coast edition of the fest taking place in October,
Deerhoof Are ‘Quitting Spotify’ Over CEO Investing in ‘AI Battle Tech’ Company
“We don’t want our music killing people,” the band said in a statement
We Reviewed Anthony Kiedis’ New Cold Brew
Last month Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis and Survivor: Panama contestant Shane Powers announced a "concert-friendly" canned coffee brand called Jolene. It's been a minute since Stereogum reviewed any unexpected artist product so today we are launching a new
For Those I Love Announce New Album Carving The Stone: Hear “No Scheme”
For Those I Love made a grand return last month with “ Of The Sorrows ,” the project’s first new song since the award-winning 2021 debut album. It had the air of a new album campaign, and indeed, Dublin’s David Balfe is now ready to detail his second LP. Carving The Stone is
Lizzo Is Rested, Restored, and Ready to Rumble on ‘My Face Hurts From Smiling’
After a few rocky recent career moments, she’s back declaring “It’s a Lizzo summer, bitch” on her new mixtape
“HELL’ YA” by VAYA VAYA Merges Sacred Identity with Sociocultural Commentary
Montreal – June 16, 2025 — VAYA VAYA, an independent artist known for integrating personal conviction with performance, is preparing to release her new track HELL’ YA on June 25. The project marks a continuation of her exploration of the relationship between spirituality,
Chris Brown Hits Out At Being Compared To Other Singers
Chris Brown has made it clear that he is not a fan of being compared to other singers and has hit out at being an outcast in the music industry.
The Gruesome Art Of Keeping Death Alive
Consider the following, admittedly morbid, parlor game: If every prominent musician who died prematurely had lived to the present day, who would have the best discography? It’s impossible to know, of course, but there aren’t any easy answers. Would Jimi Hendrix have continued
The Best Photos From LadyLand 2025
LadyLand has felt like an electric, never-ending party and queer refuge for the last few years and over the weekend, Thousands of people gathered for one of the biggest iterations of the festival yet. Starting on Friday, the stages featured tons of star power and high-energy
State Department Revokes Bob Vylan’s Visa Over Glastonbury Performance
“Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not welcome visitors to our country,” U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau says
Innumerable Forms Announce New Album Pain Effulgence, Share New Song “Impulse”
The lineup for the Boston-based death-doom supergroup Innumerable Forms is an insane thing to contemplate. Bandleader Justin DeTore is best-known as a drummer for about a million bands, including Dream Unending, Sumerlands, Mind Eraser, Wound Man, Mental, and Righteous Jams.
Clipse Are Still Rap’s Sharpest Duo After All These Years
Pusha T and Malice reunite for their first album since 2009 on Let God Sort Em Out , and their lyrical chemistry is still second to none
Ben Gibbard Shrugs Off Heat Stroke, Completes 100-Mile Ultramarathon
"I can't believe I made it," the Death Cab for Cutie frontman tells Runner's World
Kate Nash Joins Sprints And Disses Rod Stewart At Glastonbury
On Sunday, the 80-year-old rock legend Rod Stewart played Glastonbury in the main-stage legend spot. Not everyone was happy to have him there. Shortly before his set, Stewart endorsed right-wing UK politician and Brexit architect Nigel Farage in a Times interview . When asked
Deerhoof Leaving Spotify Over CEO’s Investment In AI Military Startup
In addition to being the CEO of Spotify, Daniel Ek is also the chairman of Helsing , a German defense technology company that develops AI software designed to enhance military weapons and equipment. Earlier this month Helsing said they raised nearly $700 million in a bumper new
Olivia Rodrigo at Glastonbury: The Best Headliner of the Whole Weekend
A set that will go down as the stuff of Glasto legend
Drake Slams Social Media Critics With Topless Selfie
Drake has hit back at his social media critics with a new topless selfie though the post appears to have brought the 6 God more jabs about his body.
Foo Fighters Return With Minor Threat Cover
Foo Fighters have been keeping a low profile since Dave Grohl revealed last year that he fathered a child outside his marriage, but things seem to be picking back up. After a flurry of surprise Grohl solo appearances and big-event Nirvana reunions, Foo Fighters announced their
Perfect 100 Announce Self-Titled Debut EP: Hear “Sunday”
Perfect 100 is a new solo project from the Brooklyn musician Andrew Madore, and they make blurry, fuzzy, hooky indie rock that sounds like someone put the fizziest, poppiest versions of shoegaze and grunge into the same can and then shook them up until they exploded. Madore
Superdestroyer & PhonesWithChords Announce Surrealist Love Songs EP: Hear “A Psychic Link In Perpetuity”
When two ultra-prolific solo projects join forces and collaborate, what do you call that? They’re not solo projects anymore, right? Or maybe they’re just two lonely travelers whose paths happened to intersect for a brief moment. I don’t know. Superdestroyer is an anonymous
Kate Nash Attacks J.K. Rowling, Rod Stewart, and Matty Healy’s Mom at Glastonbury
“The loudest feminist voice in the U.K. is currently transphobic,” Nash said of Rowling
Black Sabbath’s Early Demos Will Be Released as ‘The Legendary Lost Tapes’
The upcoming collection contains tracks the metal greats recorded in 1969, when they were performing under the name Earth
Street Sects Announce New Two New Albums, Including One As Street Sex
For more than a decade, Austin’s Street Sects have been making extreme, intense underground music about the depths of the human experience. The duo’s grinding industrial post-punk doesn’t seem to fit into any particular scene or movement. They’re a singular project, and they
Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’: 20 Must-Hear Songs
With 83 songs spanning seven previously unreleased albums, Springsteen’s new archival set is a lot of take in. Here’s a guide to the best moments
Summertime ’06 Turns 10
“Hey!” Vince Staples shouts with the cheer of a late-night host walking out to the audience. The greeting is the first word on his debut album, and sets up the black humor that follows: “I’m just a nigga, until I fill my pockets/ And then I’m Mr. Nigga, they follow me while
Ben Gibbard Completes Prestigious 100-Mile Ultramarathon
“Ultramarathon.” Have you ever encountered that word before? I never had. I hate it. I hate looking at it. I hate thinking about what it means. A plain, non-ultra marathon is already horrifying enough. The idea of running 26 miles in a single day is the stuff of nightmares, but
How CMAT Invented Her Own Kind of Country Music — and a Dance Craze
The Irish musician carved a signature sound full of cheeky humor and sparked a viral trend dubbed the "woke Macarena." With her excellent upcoming album, Euro-Country , she's poised to break even bigger
Ja Rule Clowns 50 Cent Over Allegedly Poor Ticket Sales
Ja Rule has renewed his insults at 50 Cent, clowning his longtime rival for his alleged struggles to sell tickets for his currently ongoing European tour.
The Number Ones: Post Malone’s “Circles”
In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart’s beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. Book Bonus Beat: The Number Ones: Twenty Chart-Topping Hits That Reveal the History of Pop
Jury Begins Deliberations in Sean Combs Trial
A group of 12 people will decide the fate of the mogul in his sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial, with Combs facing up to life in prison
Beyoncé Suffers Scary Malfunction During Concert
Beyoncé endured a scary stunt malfunction during her recent hometown concert in Houston when she was suspended on a car in mid-air.
50 Cent Blasts Diddy's Legal Team
50 Cent has taken aim at Diddy's legal team, accusing them of botching his sex trafficking trial's closing statements as the jury goes out for deliberation.
Bob Vylan Defend Glastonbury ‘Death to the IDF’ Chant: ‘I Said What I Said’
The English punk group performed ahead of Kneecap on Saturday and also urged the crowd to chant “free Palestine”
Watch the Cure’s Robert Smith Join Olivia Rodrigo for ‘Friday I’m in Love’
The pair also showcased the band's 1987 song "Just Like Heaven" at Glastonbury on Sunday night
Charli XCX Responds to Criticism of Her Glastonbury Set: ‘the Best Art Is Divisive’
The singer confirmed she was “really enjoying these boomer vibe comments” about her headlining performance
Watch The Cure’s Robert Smith Join Olivia Rodrigo For Two Songs At Glastonbury
If any Glastonbury attendees somehow didn’t know about the Cure before the festival this weekend, they probably do now. On Friday, Gracie Abrams did a cover of their 1987 classic “Just Like Heaven,” describing it as one of her “favorite songs ever” and that she wish she wrote
Charli XCX Responds To Boomers Criticizing Her Use Of AutoTune At Glastonbury
With Glastonbury in the books, Charli XCX has completed yet another massive Brat festival set. You’d think audiences in her home country would be most receptive to her over-the-top presentation, but apparently, some UK boomers were not pleased with Charli’s exaggerated use of