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The Canadian band is on a U.S. tour marking three decades since <em>Naveed</em>, but frontman Raine Maida is less interested in where they’ve been than in a 25-year-old prediction about artificial consciousness.
Lambert’s latest arrives October 2, following a string of collaborative high points and a quiet reconciliation with Kacey Musgraves.
The band’s tenth album, named after an unexplained 1977 radio transmission, pushes their arena-sized bombast further without rethinking the formula.
The iconic producer maintains a meditative pose while a gambling platform trades on his aura—and Ye’s “Runaway.”
The New York band breaks a self-imposed studio pause with a pair of songs that capture a sharp creative pivot and a new chapter of personal clarity.
The band sets up a temporary physical retail space in the Welsh capital, tied to the remastered release of their 1997 album.
The late singer’s family has put into motion the grant program he described in detail before a helicopter crash took his life at 32 — a fund that will pay artists to make work, not study it.
The band’s latest LP arrives August 21, co-produced with Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume, alongside a Wednesday-featuring duet that traces directly back to an older track’s unexpected second life.
The KISS bassist pushes back on demands for political disclosure, restating a boundary that many artists have abandoned.
Second Harbour will replace an unnamed band forced to cancel due to visa complications, adding to a growing list of similar cancellations this year.
