A video circulating online captures a high school auditorium dissolving into a circle pit as a student band plays nu-metal, the kind of moment that rarely gets documented this cleanly.
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A video circulating online captures a high school auditorium dissolving into a circle pit as a student band plays nu-metal, the kind of moment that rarely gets documented this cleanly.
The Brighton musician steps out under his own name next month. Revisiting his work with Wax Machine offers a clear view of where he’s headed.
Three selections from the week’s new music, picked because they do something a streaming algorithm won’t catch. Gilla Band returns, J Noa shifts gears mid-track, and K CAMP shows a different register.
The rapper says music isn’t political and he doesn’t vote, even as the Freedom 250 concert loses half its lineup.
Tom Collingburn’s latest as Unruly Disturbance brings rhythm back into his work after years of pure drone, shaping a record where the club is a memory and not a destination.
In February 1971, Neil Young walked into a Nashville studio with a back brace and a batch of acoustic songs. The session that followed would yield his only No. 1 single and the bestselling album of the following year.
Three acts with distinct histories resurface in a week heavy on long-awaited releases, with Paul McCartney also joining the fray.
The UK songwriter follows her debut EP *Flux* with a single that leans into relationship chemistry, backed by producers Melo Zed, PRGSHN, and Venna.
On the cusp of a new album, Rodrigo sat with a Times podcast and faced a familiar question. Her answer left room for reading between the lines.
The 92-year-old singer steps away from the road for the rest of the year. His team says a return is planned for 2027.
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