The new film, set in 1943, brings an unflattering love song into clearer view.
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The new film, set in 1943, brings an unflattering love song into clearer view.
Chicago’s Cel Ray set a July 24 release for their debut album on Exploding In Sound, led by a single that turns fuel costs into a frantic rock opera.
The Spanish trio bolsters its heavy rock with the swing of old-school Pearl Jam and the weight of Kyuss on a single about moving from isolation toward light.
The 11-track project clocks in at 30 minutes and features a cover with John Cale, Marc Jacobs, and Martin Scorsese.
“Moving After You” arrives with vocals from Gerard Love of Teenage Fanclub, a collaboration that grew out of a shared stage in Glasgow and years of mutual respect.
The Leeds band’s third LP pushes back against the pressure for manifesto-driven music, leaning instead into self-doubt, internal argument, and the refusal to pretend.
The Sydney band trace their path from teenage beginnings in a short film that screens with Q&As this summer, ahead of a winter tour across the UK and continent.
The musician who played on “Brick House,” “Three Times a Lady,” and “Easy” spent his final decades in New Zealand, where he occasionally reunited with former bandmates.
Body, the solo project of Paul Hawley (founding member of Hot Hot Heat), releases “I’m Still Alive” today. Watch the official video and stream the single that finds weight in the quiet geometry of everyday life.
The Atlanta rapper’s fourth album foregrounds personal upheaval, trading genre-hopping for a sustained focus on her relationship with 21 Savage and the birth of their daughter.
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