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Interpol Plots North American Tour, First Partisan Album on the Horizon
The New York band will hit the road from July to October with openers including Youth Lagoon and DIIV, while two new songs hint at their next chapter on Partisan Records.
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Love Spells Drops RCA Debut Single ‘Crutch’
Houston singer Sir Taegan Harris, discovered via cold call by Brockhampton’s Kevin Abstract, arrives on RCA with an alt-pop single about toxic attachment.
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John Oliver and Seth Meyers Add Four Fall Dates to Beacon Theatre Residency
The late-night hosts extend their New York stand through the end of the year, with a presale for the new shows starting today.
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Prosecutors Say d4vd Ordered Chainsaws and Inflatable Pool After Killing 14-Year-Old
Court documents filed in Los Angeles detail a brutal sequence of purchases following the death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
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Alex G Uploads First Songs to Personal YouTube in Six Years
A quiet release on his personal channel suggests that major label contracts might not completely domesticate the artist’s DIY habits.
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Cornelius Covers a Balearic Classic, Robyn Taps Buenos Aires Duo for a Remix
Cornelius returns with his first music in years, a take on Yosui Inoue’s 1989 “Yumenemi,” while Robyn hands “Blow My Mind” to Argentine experimenters CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso.
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Kuleeangee to Release ‘Love & Affection’ EP on Underplay Recordings
The Scottish duo met in a queue at Dalston Superstore and built a sound that pushes club kinetics through pop instinct. Their new EP lands May 27.
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Nina Winder-Lind of The New Eves Releases Solo Single “This Is Our Life”
After the punk impact of The New Eves’ debut album, Nina Winder-Lind turns inward with a solo pop song recorded spontaneously in a Swedish shed.
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Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg Plan Fall 2026 North American Tour
The co-headlining run brings together generations of extreme metal, with Crowbar as primary support, running from September 17 to October 24.
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The Paid Influencer Networks Behind Indie Music’s “Organic” Buzz
A new Guardian report exposes agencies that send paid content creators to festivals, manufacturing the kind of word-of-mouth that shapes what gets noticed.