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Comploratio Release "I," Lead Track From a Self-Titled Album Due on Halloween
The one-man funeral doom project follows last month's nine-minute "Untitled" with another extended track, ahead of a self-titled record out October 31.
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Phil Collins Doesn't Write Songs Anymore, but He Still Has a Title Waiting
Ahead of his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, Phil Collins talked to Piers Morgan about the songs he is proudest of, the one he wishes he had written, and why he has stopped writing at all.
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Michael Kiwanuka’s ‘FUDGE’ Arrives in October After Health Delay
The singer details the stroke that pushed back his fifth album by nearly a year, and returns with a self-produced record shaped by live jams and single takes.
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Solange, Pink Pantheress and Joe Burrow Open “Unfinished Projects” at the High Line
The Google Chrome-backed exhibition brings unfinished ideas from three public figures into physical form on the High Line from September 24 to 27.
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Beach Boys Cancel September Return Dates With No Explanation
The band scrapped four scheduled shows one day before the run was set to begin, with venues citing circumstances beyond their control.
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Show Me The Body Make Charli xcx’s ‘Rock Music’ Literal in Spotify Live Session
The New York band’s Spotify Live Room cover of the ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ single doesn’t argue with the title. It just plays it as rock music.
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Dolly Parton Estate Granted Temporary Restraining Order Against Nephew Bryan Seaver
A Tennessee judge ordered Bryan Seaver to stay away from Dolly Parton’s estate employees and business partners after filings alleged threats and demands for payment tied to the late singer’s brand.
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SLIFT Revisits Toulouse With Live From the Street
The heavy rock trio returns to the 60-capacity club that hosted its first proper show, performing two Fantasia tracks during Fête de la Musique.
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Neil Young Plays First 2026 Show in Bridgeport Before Farm Aid
Backed by the Chrome Hearts, Young delivered a mostly acoustic set that mixed familiar songs with two live debuts, including a 1965 recording finally heard onstage.
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David Murray’s New York Moment Still Defines a Jazz Era
The saxophonist built a singular voice between the loft scene and the tradition, and the 1980s followed him.