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The Bay Area thrash veteran has gone public with a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and opened a GoFundMe, framing the announcement as part of the treatment rather than a coda to it.
RSD's Black Friday 2026 list, out November 27th, is anchored by live recordings from the 1970s through the 2000s and comparatively light on new studio work.
The Dallas songwriter's second album trades the country-leaning framing of his 2022 debut for heavier, distortion-driven arrangements while working through his own history with alcohol.
The Los Angeles quartet's third record is the first they wrote together, and the change in method shows in the music. Synths, funk and a harder political edge replace the age-based framing that followed them early on.
Roger Waters will take Pink Floyd's 1971–1979 catalogue back on the road next year, with his son Harry leading the band on a run titled Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show.
The re-recording hands the cumbia-leaning track to one of norteño's longest-running acts, and marks the first time Musgraves has sung a full song in Spanish.
Ahead of Queens of the Stone Age's ninth album, Josh Homme sat down with Rick Beato and tried to put into words what makes Dave Grohl different behind a kit.
The band's first new song in three years was recovered from its own archives and finished with returning bassist Janis Tanaka, who rejoins L7 as the Last Hurrah Tour begins in San Diego.
A new book from Brian Beck and Piotr Orlov collects overlooked albums chosen by the people who play them, arriving Nov. 17 with a launch series and donations to two nonprofits supporting deaf and hard-of-hearing children.
The medieval wheeled fiddle largely vanished from European music, survived in France, and has spent six decades being pulled into rock, folk and experimental work. A quartet from Auvergne is one of its newest handlers.
