Charlotte Dos Santos Returns with New Single “Roses”
The Brazilian-Norwegian artist brings her first new material since the Neve Azul EP, out now on her own True Node imprint.
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Christopher Cross Says ‘Ride Like The Wind’ Started as a Wings Jam
On The Questlove Show, Cross explained how a live cover of Paul McCartney’s “Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five” gave him the song’s signature turnaround. He also talked about taking the guitar solo himself.
Kevin Copeland Readies Debut Solo Album ‘Only Love Songs’
The Vermont producer and Big Net member steps forward with a personal full-length, arriving July 2. New single “Hotel Bar” is out now.
MJ Lenderman Drops Off Zach Bryan Tour
MJ Lenderman has pulled out of his upcoming dates on Zach Bryan’s stadium tour. The singer-songwriter said he needs time off the road to rest and work on new songs.
Tierra Whack Readies ‘Whack’s Museum’ Mixtape for Juneteenth
The Philadelphia artist returns to rap with a new project, backed by an André 3000 co-sign and an unusual invitation: text your apologies to (323) 747-7544.
Hammok’s Second Album Asks When a Scene Becomes Real
The Norwegian trio built their sound in lockdown, without a crowd. On their Sargent House debut, they turn that absence into a direct question about community, reaction, and what it takes to feel part of something.
Weezer Confirm Self-Titled Album for August 21, Release Track with Wednesday’s Karly Hartzman
Five years after Van Weezer, the band returns with a 10-track LP and a single that features Wednesday’s singer, alongside a fall tour and a self-referential streak.
Margaret Glaspy Confirms Fourth Album ‘I Am Both’ for August Release
The singer-songwriter returns after a deliberate break from social media with a record produced by Joe Henry and a lead single about leaving the city behind.
Jack White’s Visual Art at Newport Street Gallery Shows a Musician Adrift
A show that promised a meeting of music and modern art instead lands as a hollow exercise, missing the grit that made the White Stripes matter.
The First Real Alignment of Heavy Music in 2026 Belongs to June
A rare moment this summer finds new work from foundational acts occupying the same conversation, each representing a distinct path through heavy music’s recent history.