11:68PM Strips Back to Source Code on ‘CS002’
The second release on Craft Services pulls back from the debut’s polish to reveal the raw components underneath.
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Dario Klein
Downtown Boys’ ‘Public Luxury’ Finally Arrives, Sounding Like Nine Years of Unfinished Business
After a long stretch away from the studio, the Providence-via-New York punk band returns with a record that sharpens its mix of hardcore, Latin groove, and revolutionary intent, anchored by Guy Picciotto’s production.
Trial Set for October in Attempted Murder Case Against Ex-Turnstile Guitarist Brady Ebert
Brady Ebert, former guitarist for Turnstile, will stand trial beginning October 5th in Rockville, Maryland, for the alleged vehicular assault of the band’s singer’s father.
Carlos Santana Remembers Clive Davis’s Two Acts of Faith
The guitarist’s tribute traces a career shaped by a record man who trusted him early, and trusted him again when it counted most.
Thomann Takes Legal Action Against Fender’s Stratocaster Body-Shape Claims
The German retail giant is challenging a default judgment Fender is using to target S-style guitars, arguing the dispute affects industrywide diversity and innovation.
A Two-Week Residency in Greece Yields the Cross-Continental Sound of “Jutna”
The nonprofit Music in Exile brought six musicians from Australia, Senegal, and Burkina Faso to a studio on Hydra. The resulting album cuts a direct path between West African folk traditions and sharp, present-tense jazz.
Beyond 90 brings football and music culture to a Manchester basement this Thursday
Stage & Radio hosts a free party exploring football’s resonance beyond the pitch, with sets from Dr Dubplate, Mixtress, and local selectors.
Jon Hopkins on Immunity and the Necessity of Abrasion
A decade after its release, the deliberate violence and sudden gentleness of Jon Hopkins’ Immunity remain a masterclass in electronic production and emotional sequencing.
Evan Releases Solo Debut ‘Ride or Die’
The former Enhypen member begins reintroducing himself on his own terms with a two-track project shaped by rock and a push for unfiltered expression.
Olivia Rodrigo Lands Third No. 1 Album, Posts 2026’s Biggest Solo Week
You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love debuts with 485,000 units, topping Drake and securing the year's largest sales frame for a solo artist.