The band’s first album in five years arrives alongside ‘The Mastodon in the Room’, a short film addressing the departure of founding guitarist Brent Hinds.
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The band’s first album in five years arrives alongside ‘The Mastodon in the Room’, a short film addressing the departure of founding guitarist Brent Hinds.
A security incident outside the venue left thousands of fans unable to enter, delaying the start of the final show by hours.
Across thirteen tracks, the London producer prioritizes texture and dread over dancefloor momentum, building an album that feels more like a mapped territory than a straight club record.
The Brooklyn noise-rock mainstays return with a 79-minute double LP reuniting both former drummers, picking up a thread left dangling since 2011.
The follow-up to 2023’s acclaimed ‘Raven’ trades fluid dreamscapes for a colder, more grounded sound built around bedrooms, street corners, and electric guitar.
With a dozen guest musicians and a richer instrumental palette, Amelia Baker’s fifth Cinder Well album brings depth to her stark, harrowing ballads without losing their intimate core.
Abby Lee Tee returns with an all-beaver record that turns ecological fascination into playful electronic music, incorporating field recordings and chopped-up quotes from researcher Emily Fairfax.
At a Cincinnati show Friday, Bob Dylan introduced yet another guitarist, Memphis-based Jad Tariq, becoming the 36th to join his touring band. The move follows a spate of recent lineup changes.
Two decades after Confessions on a Dance Floor, the sequel becomes her tenth Billboard 200 leader and makes her the only act with number-one albums in the 1980s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s.
The Guatemalan boyband contrasts sunlit alt-pop with a sudden industrial collapse, tracing the friction between digital mediation and human connection.
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