Early Demo of the Talking Heads’ ‘Psycho Killer’ to Be Released on Record Store Day
The 1974 demo was recorded by David Byrne and Chris Frantz during their time at the Rhode Island School of Design
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50 Cent Helped Make a New Netflix Doc About His Longtime Nemesis Sean Combs
Executive produced by the rapper and directed by Alexandria Stapleton, Sean Combs: The Reckoning , will premiere early next month
De La Soul Overcome Grief by Embracing the Promise of Life
Cabin in the Sky , the iconic hip-hop group’s first album in nearly a decade, movingly honors co-founder Dave “Trugoy the Dove” Jolicoeur, who died in 2023
The Comet Is Coming’s Danalogue Shares Debut Solo Single “Sonic Hypnosis”
London-based jazz fusion trio The Comet Is Coming broke up in 2023, but founding member Dan Leavers — aka Danalogue — has evidently kept himself busy in the meantime. Today he’s sharing his debut solo single “Sonic Hypnosis,” which sees him lean more heavily into the electronic
FKA Twigs, Sturgill Simpson to Star in New Thriller ‘The Lonely Woman’
Directed by Boy Harsher, the film also stars Chloë Sevigny and Bonnie “Prince” Billy
Elton John Has Seven New Songs From Bernie Taupin He ‘Can’t Wait’ to Record
The musician, who hasn’t put out a solo album with just Taupin’s lyrics since 2016, said he’s excited to return to the studio with Andrew Watt “and just write and see what happens”
Talking Heads To Release Artistics Demo Discovered In RISD Archives
Before Talking Heads were Talking Heads, they were the Artistics. Rhode Island School Of Design students David Byrne and Chris Frantz formed the Artistics in 1973, and they made a kind of music that wasn't really known as punk rock yet. The band didn't last long. Shortly after
Snow Tha Product Is Ready to ‘Crash Out.’ But First, a New Album
The Mexican American rapper will release her album Before I Crashout on Dec. 12
Nas & DJ Premier Reveal Album Title, Release Date & Artwork
Nas and DJ Premier‘s long-awaited joint album is officially happening — and fans don’t have to wait much longer to hear it. On Tuesday (November 25), the two hip-hop titans revealed the title, release date and artwork for their eagerly anticipated full-length collaboration. The
The Null Club – “Overgrown” (Feat. Miss Grit)
Alan Duggan-Borges is the guitarist and producer for Dublin noise-rockers Gilla Band, and he also records stark, merciless electronic music as the Null Club. Earlier this year, the Null Club came out with a self-titled EP, which had collaborations with ELUCID, the Horrors’
Ben E. King’s ‘Stand by Me’: 21 Must-Hear Covers
From John Lennon and Tina Turner to Miley Cyrus and Stephen Wilson Jr., the most eclectic renditions of the 1961 hymn
Turnpike Troubadours Pay Tribute to Todd Snider With Surprise Cover of ‘Just Like Old Times’
The Red Dirt band's studio version of the song honors the Nashville songwriter who died this month at 59
Album Of The Week: Pink Siifu ONYX’!
I'm of two minds when it comes to Pink Siifu. On one hand, the Alabama-born rapper and musical adventurer deserves a massive glow-up. He's consistently kicked out ambitious albums that reward in-depth listening, full of aesthetic left turns but grounded in Siifu's psychedelic
Your Old Droog Announces New EP Anything Is Possible: Hear “Bronny”
New York rapper Your Old Droog has been a prolific underground force for years, and he recently formed the duo Droogie Otis with the all-time great producer Madlib. This year, Droogie Otis released the singles “Everything Designer” with Boldy James, “The Edge” with Killer Mike,
Matty Healy Covers James Taylor With Tiny Habits
Matty Healy's favorite artist is James Taylor — at least according to his fiancée Gabbriette, who surprised the 1975 frontman with tickets to see the singer-songwriter back in September. On that tour, Taylor's supporting act was Tiny Habits, a Boston-based folk-pop trio who
Max B Returns With First Post-Prison Song, Announces New Album
Max B is right back at it with a brand new single and album announcement following his long-awaited release from prison. On Monday (November 24), the Harlem rap legend made his official return to music with “No More Tricks,” a new song produced by veteran hitmaker Dame Grease
How Tekashi 6ix9ine Became the Perfect Rapper for the Content Creator Era
Once a hip-hop pariah, 6ix9ine now thrives as a viral clip factory. It's a bleak sign of things to come
New Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole Scholarship Awarded at Berklee College of Music
The first recipient of the new fund is sophomore Paris Pineyro, who performs under the name Paris Dior
The Lemon Twigs Share Two New Songs, Ready Record Store Day Album With Dad Ronnie D’Addario
The Lemon Twigs, the duo of Long Island retro-rockin’ brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario, are always busy. Last year, they released their album A Dream Is All We Know. This year, we got Brian D’Addario’s solo debut Till The Morning. Now, the Lemon Twigs have a very fun new
Sublime Team Up With Slightly Stoopid for Inaugural Me Gusta Festival
The Southern California band is launching the touring fest on May 9 in Fort Worth, Texas
MAVI Shares New Mixtape The Pilot Feat. Earl Sweatshirt, Smino, MIKE, & More
North Carolina rapper MAVI has lately been touring with people like Earl Sweatshirt and Freddie Gibbs, and he’s collaborated with tons of people across the underground rap landscape. In the past few months, MAVI has released singles like “Landgrab” with Earl Sweatshirt and
Billy Corgan Discovers Geese, Says They Should Fight Goose
In recent months, lots of rockers from past generations have discovered Geese, the young band of the moment. Lots of people who are not rockers from past generations have also discovered Geese, but that's not what I'm talking about here. Just in the past few weeks, we've seen
‘Oh Yeah’: The Eighties Pop Classic That’s Never Gone Away
Director Nick Canfield’s short film on Yello’s ubiquitous hit, famously linked to movies like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off , is streaming now on Rolling Stone and Documentary+
LAPD Says Dead Teen Found in D4vd’s Tesla an ‘Investigation Into Murder’: Report
Police have classified the investigation of Celeste Rivas’ death as a murder probe, a court filing purportedly says
Boy Harsher Direct New Thriller Starring FKA twigs, Sturgill Simpson, & Bonnie “Prince” Billy
In 2022, Boy Harsher wrote, directed, edited, and composed a short film called The Runner , whose soundtrack remains a true electronic gem. Now, the duo of Augustus Muller and Jae Matthews is getting ready to release their first feature film The Lonely Woman , an erotic
Judge Plans to Force Sale of Nicki Minaj’s $20 Million Mansion to Pay Security Guard’s Judgment
The rapper and her husband were previously ordered to pay a security guard $500,000 for his broken jaw and other damages, but so far, they have “refused” to pay, the man says
Vitriol Members Quit, Abandon Frontman At Gas Station
Members of Vitriol have quit and abandoned their frontman at a gas station in the middle of their first headlining tour. The post Vitriol Members Quit, Abandon Frontman At Gas Station appeared first on Stereogum .
Joni Mitchell Will Receive Lifetime Achievement Award at 2026 Juno Awards
Nelly Furtado is set to be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Travis Scott Closes ‘Historic Chapter’ as He Breaks Solo Rap Tour Sales Record
The Circus Maximus Tour is now the highest-grossing solo rap tour after selling 2.2 million tickets in two years, according to Live Nation
A ‘Superstar Reggae Icon’: Bob Marley Family, Vybz Kartel, Sean Paul Honor Jimmy Cliff
Jamaica’s prime minister, Shaggy, and Yusuf/Cat Stevens also posted tributes to the late musician following his death at 81
Travis Barker Joins Fuerza Regida for Insane Drum Solo at Don’t Fall in Love Fest
The Blink-182 icon joined JOP for a rendition of 111xpantia 's “Chaka” during the Mexican band’s music festival in Southern California
Hear Bob Dylan Perform a Traditional Folk Ballad for the First Time in 34 Years
He regularly played “The Lakes of Pontchartrain” in the very early days of the Never Ending Tour, but it fell out of rotation back in 1991
Guns N’ Roses Announce Massive 2026 World Tour, New Singles
The band will release tracks “Nothin” and “Atlas,” their first new songs since 2023
Remy Bond Lives a Retro Tokyo Fantasy in ‘Skin Tight Jeans’ Video
The pop star’s sister Olivia directed and edited the dreamscape video