LA PREGUNTA Return with Sophomore Album ‘SEVERO’
The Los Angeles electro-punk trio confront political decay, inflation, and desensitization on their second LP, out June 27 via Fall Down Laughing Records.
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Zipangu 2026 Brings Japanese Music’s Stateside Surge to the Rose Bowl
The one-day festival, held May 16 in Pasadena, paired a full lineup of Japanese acts with a food alley and a cultural exchange, with rapper Cordae as an unexpected guide.
Underoath Announce Hometown 20th Anniversary Show for ‘Define The Great Line’
With little warning, the band will perform the landmark album in full in Tampa, returning to the record that reshaped metalcore and set their trajectory.
Warped Tour Touches Down in D.C. for Two-Day Stint
The Vans Warped Tour returned to Washington, D.C. in 2026 with a pragmatic two-day format, leaning into the niche loyalty that still sets it apart.
Jim Ward on His At the Drive-In Firing: “I Still Don’t Speak to Omar and Cedric, But I’d Give Either of Them a Kidney”
In a new interview, the Sparta frontman reflects on his 2016 removal from the band he co-founded, carrying no bitterness and a lasting bond beyond the silence.
Greek Orthodox Priest Father Dionysios Tabakis to Play First Live Show at Philadelphia’s Making Time
The 53-year-old cleric behind the drone metal album Paradise Metal will share a bill with Kim Gordon, Bicep, and Smerz this September.
Oliver Tree’s Will Redirects His Estate to Artists, Not Heirs
In an interview from April, the late musician outlined a foundation that will fund physical art creation, bypassing his family completely.
Monjola Shares Introspective Single ‘Weight On Me’ After 423-Day Pause
The Nigerian-born, Dublin-raised artist and Chamomile Club co-founder returns with a track shaped by personal upheaval.
Marco Simioni Commands Pressure and Release on New EP for Fear of Silence
The Italian producer’s five-track EP for the Berlin label moves between savage breakbeat and surgical tension, finding its strength in precise control rather than excess.
Halpern and Alfano’s First Duet Record Tuned Entirely to 432 Hz
Sound therapy originator Steven Halpern and multi-instrumentalist Jorge Alfano release their debut collaborative album, pairing Halpern’s electric piano with Shakuhachi and Bansuri flutes in a full 432 Hz setting.