Thief Announces Sermons from the Pit, Shares “Moon and Kill”
Dylan Neal’s solo project returns with a track built from sacred samples and heavy distortion, ahead of the November 27 release on Prophecy Productions.
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You Weren’t There Documents Chicago Punk Before Hardcore
The documentary covers Chicago’s punk scene from 1977 to 1984, looking at a period before hardcore became the defining mode. It treats the city as a distinct community rather than a regional footnote.
Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Reaches 20 Weeks at No. 1, Now Second-Longest Hot 100 Reign
The country single has passed the 19-week mark shared by Shaboozey and Lil Nas X, trailing only Mariah Carey’s holiday perennial.
Ramones’ 50th Anniversary Tribute Unites Generations of Punk in Hollywood
A Hollywood cemetery hosted a 20-song Ramones tribute with Tim Armstrong, Billie Joe Armstrong, CJ Ramone, Travis Barker, Fred Armisen, and the Linda Lindas.
MUTEK’s Montreal Anchor Still Defines Its Electronic Reach
Founder Alain Mongeau stayed in Canada for family reasons. That decision turned a European-inspired electronic idea into a six-night Montreal institution.
Lamb of God’s ‘Sacrament’ at Twenty
The album that nearly broke Lamb of God became their most commercially successful record. Two decades later, Sacrament still reads as strain converted into momentum.
Euglossine Maps Club-Tinged Ambient on ‘Qualia’
The Gainesville producer’s first release with Image Research threads humid dub, glitchy techno, and game-world sound design into a cohesive whole.
ENHYPEN’s Physical Push Lands First Billboard 200 No. 1
The group’s seventh top 10 entry opens with 98,000 equivalent units, powered almost entirely by album sales.
Brandon Flowers Moves Farther Into Country on “Thrasher”
On his latest solo album, Brandon Flowers leans fully into the country sound he has long hinted at. The result is detailed and lively, even when the lyrics trip over themselves.
Three Years of omni causa’s Braindance, Collected on aux4444 pt.1
The Berlin producer’s latest on mindcolormusic gathers material recorded between 2021 and 2024, tracing a catalog built on continuity rather than trend.