Latest Fad Opens Durable Oxide with Radio Free Money
Portland-Seattle duo Latest Fad delivers its third album and first for an outside label, launching the new imprint Durable Oxide with a restrained, electroacoustic long player.
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Dario Klein
Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Donation Doubles to $20 Million
Melinda French Gates joined the singer onstage in Irvine to match and double the festival’s initial $10 million commitment to organizations supporting women and girls.
Dolly Parton Wrote “I Will Always Love You” as a Farewell, Not a Love Song
Before Whitney Houston took it to the top of the Hot 100, Dolly Parton’s ballad was a private goodbye to Porter Wagoner—and a business line she refused to cross.
Cabaret Voltaire’s US Tour Brings CODE Back Into Circulation
Stephen Mallinder and Chris Watson have returned the industrial project to the stage, with sold-out European dates now followed by a US run tied to the 1987 album CODE.
The Offspring Release Studio Cover of Ramones’ “I Wanna Be Sedated”
A longtime live staple gets a proper recording, revisiting a song the band also cut for a 2003 Ramones tribute.
Justyna Jablonska’s Unforeseen Ties Migration to Changing Form
The cellist’s debut solo album moves from stately cello lines into jungle rhythms, folk song, and field recordings, using displacement as both subject and structure.
One Dead, Six Injured After Sign Collapse at Big Church Festival
Big Church Festival, Britain’s largest Christian music event, cancelled its 2026 edition after a fatal incident on the opening day at Wiston Park.
Olivia Tremor Control Return With “Advice From The Oceans”
The third preview from The Same Place dates back to the band’s first post-hiatus sessions in 2010.
Clutch Share "The Drifter Returns," First New Material Since 2022
The Maryland band begins the cycle for its next album with a single that stays inside the world they have built over three decades.
Alabama Shakes Return With ‘I Must Be Dreaming,’ Their First Album in More Than a Decade
The band reconnects as a three-piece on a record that moves beyond the lo-fi vintage image that defined their early years.