Jelly Roll Celebrates His New Look and Grammy Nods: ‘All I See Is God’
The country star also joked about shaving off his beard, saying he looks "like a Ninja Turtle"
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Megan Thee Stallion Gives Emotional Testimony About Deepfake Porn Video: ‘Really Embarrassing’
"There was a time that I genuinely didn't care if I lived or died," the Grammy-winning rapper testified at a trial for her defamation lawsuit against blogger Milagro Gramz
Santa Fe Klan Unleashes Cumbia Album ‘Baile Cholo’: ‘My Life in Songs’
"Each cumbia is for you to remember that even if the world tries taking us down, we'll always be strong, dancing and being who we are," he tells Rolling Stone
Lily Allen Says Her Album ‘West End Girl’ Was Born as an ‘Act of Desperation’
"While I was writing it, I wasn't really sure that it was going to see the light of day," she told CBS Mornings
Tainy Says He and Karol G ‘Understood Each Other Very Well’ While Making ‘Única’
The highly anticipated new song drops tonight
Whitelands – “Songbird (Forever)”
London’s Whitelands have so far previewed their new album Sunlight Echoes with the beautiful shoegaze earworms “Heat Of The Summer” and “Glance,” and today they’re back with another great one called “Songbird (Forever).” “It’s about my friends, the important people in my life,
Fugees’ Pras Michel Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison
The rapper is expected to surrender himself to authorities in January after a money laundering and conspiracy conviction
Fugees’ Pras Michel Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison
Pras Michel, one-third of the acclaimed New Jersey rap trio the Fugees, was sentenced to 14 years in prison today, Billboard reports. In 2023, the performer known by the mononym Pras was convicted on charges of conspiracy and illegal foreign lobbying in a trial that featured
Robyn Gives ‘Dopamine’ Its Live Debut at First Show in 5 Years
The song was part of the artist's Spotify-sponsored set at Los Angeles' Fonda Theatre, billed "An Evening With Robyn"
Drugdealer – “The News”
I associate Drugdealer, the musical project of Michael Collins, with a smooth yet vaguely sleazy form of 1970s singer-songwriter pop. Yet on “The News,” a new song paired with this year’s Weyes Blood collab “Real Thing” on a forthcoming 7″, Drugdealer dips into more of a ’60s
Bitter Branches – “Basic Karate”
Tim Singer was once the famously intense frontman for Deadguy, the New Jersey hardcore/noise-rock band who broke up when they were just hitting their mid-’90s peak. These days, Singer is once again the famously intense frontman for the reunited Deadguy. Earlier this year, they
Geese Bring ‘Getting Killed’ to Life in ‘From the Basement’ Set
The band played a 35-minute set for the performance series that included “Trinidad,” “Husbands,” “Islands of Men,” “Half Real,” “100 Horses,” and more
Westside Cowboy – “Can’t See”
We just named Westside Cowboy one of the Best New Artists Of 2025, and they’re gearing up to start 2026 off with a bang. In January — just in time for their European tour dates supporting Geese — the Manchester indie rockers will release their new EP So Much Country ‘Till We
Robyn Gives “Dopamine” Its Live Debut At First Show In Six Years
Last week, Swedish pop queen Robyn returned with " Dopamine ," her first new single in seven years. There's been talk of a new Robyn album, though we don't know anything concrete about that yet. We don't know anything about a tour, either, though god knows that would rule. On
addy – “cradle” & “fire, fire”
We get two new songs today from addy, the folksy indie-pop project of Philadelphia-based Ada Paige. Titled “cradle” and “fire, fire,” the two tracks almost bleed together into one, the former’s understated beauty giving way to a bit more oomph in the latter. They’re co-produced
Hazel English – “Gimme”
Hazel English is Australian, not English. She’s currently based in Oakland, which is also not English. English is her last name and the language that she speaks, but as far as I can tell, it does not describe anything else about her. Back in 2016, Hazel English was a Stereogum
Cyndi Lauper Ignites a ‘Working Girl’ Revival — and We Are Here for It
The 1988 film gets an onstage remake thanks to the Eighties hitmaker and a stellar ensemble led by JoJo
Nick Cave Is Geese-Pilled
The widely celebrated New York rock 'n' rollers in Geese seem to have a healthy love for their forebears, and we know this from the cover choices. The band only just played an all-covers set in New York, taking on artists like the Stooges, the Velvet Underground, Suicide, and
Ezra Collective Share Three Christmas Covers
We’ve already provided you with our handy annual list of holiday music releases, but somehow, year after year, that list is never totally comprehensive. Today Ezra Collective, the UK jazz group who nabbed a coveted Mercury Prize back in 2023, are throwing their hats into the
DJ Premier Announces Release Date For His Album With Nas
The long-awaited project has been discussed since 2006
See My Bloody Valentine Return to Stage for First Show Since 2018
The group’s first gig in nearly a decade was a secret Dublin show billed to “Isn’t Anything.” The shoegazers will play in the Fair City again this weekend
Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield, Stone Roses and Primal Scream Bassist, Dead at 63
Ian Brown and Tim Burgess are among those to pay tribute to the Manchester legend
2025 CMA Awards: 10 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
Dancers! Guitars! Cattle chutes! What we liked and disliked about country music's big awards show
‘It’s a Bad Situation’: How Ziggy Marley and His Family Are Working to Help Jamaica
Bob Marley’s children are spearheading efforts to rebuild the country with the help Kenny Chesney, Blues Traveler, and more
Gary “Mani” Mounfield Of The Stone Roses & Primal Scream Dead At 63
Gary "Mani" Mounfield, the bassist who helped the Stone Roses define the Madchester era, then joined Primal Scream for some of their most vital works, has died. Mani's brother Greg announced his death in a Facebook post, writing, "IT IS WITH THE HEAVIEST OF HEARTS THAT I HAVE
The Weeknd’s ‘After Hours Til Dawn’ Tour Is the Top-Grossing Male Solo Tour Ever
Live Nation reports that the tour, which began in 2022, has sold over 7.5 million tickets
Grandmaster Flash Pens New Memoir ‘Birth of a Culture’ for Next Year
One of hip-hop’s founding fathers will reminisce about his career, from Bronx block parties to the world stage, in new book
Watch The Trailer For Charli XCX’s A24 Movie The Moment
It's not easy bein' Brat green. Early this year, as Brat Summer was seemingly simmering down at last, Charli XCX announced she was working on a movie for A24 called The Moment , starring herself and based on her own idea. (It's just one of many film-related projects she's been
Babehoven & Squirrel Flower – “My Life In Art” (Mojave 3 Cover)
In 2000, Neil Halstead’s post-Slowdive band Mojave 3 released Excuses For Travellers, their third LP. That album includes “My Life In Art,” a seven-minute lullaby about a night in a Kansas strip club with a girl named Wendy, who left her abusive husband and who wishes she could
Lainey Wilson to Perform at the 2025 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
It’s the latest honor bestowed upon the newly crowned CMA Entertainer of the Year
Deap Vally’s Lindsey Troy Shares Debut Solo Single “I’ve Seen The Willow Trees”
The bluesy LA garage rock duo Deap Vally lasted for more than a decade, but their run came to an end last year, after they finished up a farewell tour and released a final EP called (ep)ilogue. Now, Lindsey Troy, formerly one half of Deap Valley, is going solo. “I’ve Seen The
Will Oasis Tour in 2026? ‘No,’ Says Liam Gallagher — And Yes, He’s ‘F-cking Serious’
But the singer teased hope for 2027 on social media with a less resounding “Maybe”
Jin’s Debut Solo Concert Film Is Heading to Theaters This December
#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR The Movie will screen in 1,800 theaters across 70 countries on Dec. 27 and 28
Florida Black Metal Freaks Worm Announce New Album Necropalace, Share 12-Minute Title Track
A couple of years ago, Tomb Mold guitarist Derrick Vella’s ambitiously progged-out side project Dream Unending released Starpath, a split LP with the gothy, over-the-top Miami black metal band Worm. Before that record, I must confess that I was unfamiliar with Worm’s game. But
Chvrches’ Martin Doherty Announces New Project The Leaving: Hear “Saved”
Last year, Chvrches singer Lauren Mayberry unveiled her debut solo album Vicious Creature and went on her first tour by herself, which featured many covers. Now, the band’s Martin Doherty is starting his own project called the Leaving with longtime unofficial Chvrches drummer
Fly Anakin – “Socks Over The Smoke Detector” (Feat. Quelle Chris, $ilkmoney, & Fatima)
Who doesn’t love a good underground rap posse cut? Fly Anakin, the great Richmond rapper and producer, is the leader of the Mutant Academy crew, and he’s been responsible for a lot of songs like that. Earlier this year, Fly Anakin released his solo album (The) Forever Dream,
Charli XCX Stars as Fictionalized Version of Herself in ‘The Moment’ Trailer
A24 film weaves real-life footage and scripted material to tell story about “a rising pop star navigates the complexities of fame and industry pressure”
The Struggle For Independence In The Modern Age: Our Shared Fight Against Market Concentration And For Art, Culture, And Access
Editor’s note: The following is an op-ed by Darius Van Arman, founder of the independent record label Jagjaguwar, which has released music by Bon Iver, Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen, Dinosaur Jr., and dozens of others. Van Arman also co-leads Secretly Group, Secretly
Major Labels Strike Landmark Deal To License Catalogs For AI Music Startup
It doesn't matter if nobody actually wants AI music; the major labels are still going to push it on us. Reuters reports that Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music Group, the three currently extant major-label umbrella groups, have all negotiated a licensing deal
FKA Twigs Is Experiencing Everything Everywhere All at Once
With Eusexua and Eusexua: Afterglow , the genre-blending artist has found a distinct new sound — one forged in the aftermath of trauma and healing
How Karol G Returned to Her Roots and Raised the Bar
The Colombian superstar made an incredibly adventurous album, Tropicoqueta , overcame criticism, and spoke loudly as an artist and a human being
2025 Was a Historic Year for Bad Bunny. He’s Just Getting Started
From a chart-topping album to a groundbreaking residency and fearless advocacy for Latinos, the Puerto Rican artist proved his talent has no ceiling — and his love for home has no limit
How Joe Budden Made the Internet Work for Him
As The Joe Budden Podcast enters its tenth year, the rapper turned media mogul opens up about building a network on his own terms, clashing with co-hosts, and walking away from Spotify
Bar for Bar, Show for Show, 2025 Was Clipse’s Year
Pusha T and Malice’s long-awaited reunion proved that rap isn’t just a young man’s game: “We slammed the door on ageism in hip-hop”
Expanded ‘Anthology Collection’ Is a Treasure Trove of Beatles Greatness
Companion album to the new edition of the ultimate Beatles documentary is now 191 tracks, including the triple-vinyl Anthology 4