Laurie Osborne’s new album renders the space between his Bristol dubstep roots and Berlin dub techno as a set of hazy, slowly shifting electronics.
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Laurie Osborne’s new album renders the space between his Bristol dubstep roots and Berlin dub techno as a set of hazy, slowly shifting electronics.
Two-day events in Nashville and London will replace a traditional memorial. Dates, venues, and line-ups have not been announced.
The Reykjavík festival closes its booking with three new additions and a full-album set from The Streets.
Limp Bizkit, Olivia Dean, KATSEYE, and Fontaines D.C. will make their India debuts when the festival returns to Mumbai in January.
The Buffalo guitarist who shaped metalcore for two decades and later built a second career as “The Butcher” collapsed after a tag team match in Pennsylvania.
The deathcore band pairs its first new track in over a decade with a direct call for listener support.
The London/Helsinki label assembles a retrospective of analog-era electronic music, drawing a direct line between the optimism of 1990s compilations and the present.
The 2026 performance earned the artist his first Emmy, including Best Variety Special (Live), while the alternate halftime show was shut out.
The Mouse on Mars co-founder returns with a three-track record due November 13 on Thrill Jockey, pulling in Justin Vernon, Sufjan Stevens, Zach Condon, and Ben Lanz.
A Luminate report shows 16.3 million discs sold in the U.S., with K-pop and younger listeners driving a format revival that has outpaced vinyl growth.
