The Australian duo’s latest album refines two decades of intuitive interplay into hushed, close-mic’d songs that resist easy categorization.
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The Australian duo’s latest album refines two decades of intuitive interplay into hushed, close-mic’d songs that resist easy categorization.
The South London songwriter, known for her work with WOOM, returns with a wiry guitar track that maps the futility of running from yourself.
The singer-songwriter’s second album, ‘Everything All The Time,’ arrives in September via MNRK Nashville.
The 25-year-old songwriter, who built an audience on TikTok, sharpens her live instincts and turns inward on her second album, *Concave*.
The Hackney artist’s first release of 2026 pairs Detroit techno propulsion with her usual off-hand, non-linear flow.
The German DJ’s new single “Daily Commute” builds a club-ready soundscape from field recordings of mundane routines, the first result of a rolling, multi-disciplinary project.
The rapper’s pivot from a washed-out political fair to Insane Clown Posse’s annual festival adds another layer to a lineup that already includes Fab Morvan, Hatebreed, and a lingerie competition.
A man is under investigation after a family, including an eight-year-old, was reportedly urinated on during Wallen’s M&T Bank Stadium date.
The Spin Doctors drummer charts the track on the fly, replacing metal double‑bass with backbeat pocket playing—and arrives at a version that mirrors the original’s intent.
The country star, who had Swift as an opening act in 2007, described a “cat-and-mouse” invite process and a ceremony that, despite its 20,000-seat venue, felt remarkably grounded.
