Geddy Lee on Feeling Neil Peart’s Presence in a “Spooky” Bird Encounter
During a recent interview, the Rush vocalist described an opening-night moment that felt like a direct signal from his late bandmate.
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Julien Baker Joins Lucy Dacus for “Bullseye” at Outside Lands
During Lucy Dacus’ set at Outside Lands, Julien Baker made a surprise appearance to perform “Bullseye,” from Dacus’ 2025 album Forever Is a Feeling.
KATSEYE’s Sophia Laforteza Steps Back, Second Hiatus Hits the Group
The leader of the HYBE x Geffen girl group has paused activities to prioritize her mental health, following Manon’s absence since February.
Madonna’s Farewell to William Orbit: “You Were My Ray of Light”
After the producer’s death at 69, Madonna shared a reflective tribute remembering their work on 1998’s Ray of Light.
phoanøgramma’s ‘dream flow’ Unfolds as a Single, Shifting Form
Angelo Panebianco and Matteo Mariano return with a six-movement composition conceived as an uninterrupted whole, where recurring materials are altered like half-remembered memories.
Billy Strings Dons Hockey Helmet After Being Hit by Thrown Object in Indiana
The bluegrass guitarist took the stage at Fishers Event Center in a minor league hockey helmet the night after an audience member struck him with a projectile, prompting blunt words from the stage.
Bloodstock 2027 Headliners Include Mercyful Fate, Electric Callboy, Motionless in White
The UK metal festival announces an early summit of classic and modern acts, from King Diamond’s group to party-core and metalcore, plus a posthumous Children of Bodom appearance.
Blak Saagan’s ‘Un Sequestro Lungo 10,000 Anni’ Extends a 10,000-Year Nightmare Across Sound and Page
The triple-LP set, accompanied by a fully illustrated book, merges electronic, ambient, rock, and jazz into a dystopian narrative with unmistakable contemporary echoes.
Brandon Flowers Previews Solo Album with “Tiger’s Blood”
The Killers singer pushes toward a Springsteen sound on a new single that stands apart from his album’s country leanings.
Moonspell’s ‘Irreligious’ Nears 30: The Gloom That Became the Band
Three decades haven’t softened the gothic-metal weight of Moonspell’s second album. Its monolithic sound still defines the Portuguese group’s identity more than any other record.