Kam Lee to Front Benediction on 2026 Latin American Tour as Dave Ingram Steps Back
Kam Lee takes over vocal duties for Benediction’s Latin American run, filling in for longtime frontman Dave Ingram, who is dealing with ongoing health issues.
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New Kylie Minogue Documentary Reveals Second Cancer Diagnosis
The three-part Netflix film captures the pop singer's most private moment as she discusses a 2021 health crisis with her songwriting partner.
Magic Tuber Stringband’s ‘Heavy Water’ Revisits a Nuclear Displacement
The North Carolina duo maps the erasure of Ellenton, South Carolina, for nuclear weapons through a weave of old-time Appalachian folk and tape-loop experiment.
BOYNEXTDOOR Announce First Studio Album ‘HOME’ With New Single ‘ddok ddok ddok’
The six-piece K-pop group return with a hip-hop track built from knocks and doorbells, teasing an album that looks inward at their own journey.
Hammock Mistook a Moonrise for the Apocalypse. Their New Album Explores What Came Next.
Marc Byrd’s LSD-influenced misreading of a moonrise as the Second Coming led to an album that sheds toxic religion while holding onto the beautiful and true. The result is some of the duo’s loudest, most textured post-rock yet.
Biita Houdei Steps Forward with “Life Inside the Hourglass”
The artist formerly known as LéPonds debuts a new name and label homes with a single produced by Haley Heynderickx, marking a deliberate return to Persian roots.
Olivia Dean’s Lyrical Barometer: “If I Wouldn’t Say It Out Loud, I Probably Wouldn’t Use It”
The directness behind Olivia Dean’s breakthrough single “Dive” went beyond mere love-song sentiment. It was a rule she set for herself.
Tricky Returns with Mitch Sanders on 'Because I Don't Know'
The Bristol artists reunite on the second single from Tricky's forthcoming album Different When It’s Silent, a record built around shared geography and muted tension.
Drake’s CN Tower Ice Stunt Required 300 People and $15 Million in Gear
The Toronto rapper’s promotional spectacle for three new albums involved months of planning, global equipment sourcing, and a team of local creatives. It was the culmination of a series of stunts that included frozen arena seats and a park explosion.
Bummer Camp’s ‘Fake My Death’ Finds Defiance in the Mire
The Queens band’s second album channels grungy shoegaze to sketch the heavy weight of existence, yet refuses to sink entirely.