A surprise appearance at WorldPride Amsterdam confirms the long-rumored collaboration, with a studio version of the remix reportedly on the way.
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A surprise appearance at WorldPride Amsterdam confirms the long-rumored collaboration, with a studio version of the remix reportedly on the way.
In an interview with The Sunday Times, the musician details a near-fatal alcohol-related collapse, his children rushing to his bedside, and his subsequent path to sobriety.
After a near-15-year silence, Waits delivers a characteristically odd second 2026 release—co-written with his wife, animated by his son, and paired with a Massive Attack protest single for a benefit vinyl.
A South African vocalist and an Australian producer meet in the remote north of the country and deliver a single that treats the desire to know someone as honest disorientation rather than conquest.
The 95-year-old actor and his daughter both answered “Coachella” when a CNN anchor asked about an upcoming desert festival appearance—a booking the festival hasn’t yet announced.
The producer and musician, known for shaping albums by Bob Dylan and U2, points past his signature atmospherics on Belladonna Nocturne.
The only UK show in 2026 became a homecoming that mattered, as a poorly laid-out festival transformed into something quietly profound.
The two Australian singers performed their “Murder Ballads” track together for the first time in seven years, while Cave and the Bad Seeds also unearthed deep cuts during a surprise daytime set.
After Glen Hansard’s sudden death, Tori Amos responded with a performance of the Swell Season’s Oscar-winning song at Leader Bank Pavilion, letting the music stand as her statement.
After a quiet stretch on Bandcamp, the imprint returns with a three-tape set. Its centerpiece confronts the border as a colonial wound, with proceeds going to advocacy and community radio.
