ADÉLA to Take Debut Album PRIMA on First North American Tour
The Slovak pop artist sets a Detroit-to-Mexico City run behind a debut produced by Blake Slatkin and Dylan Brady, with a new video for “Nicole Kidman.”
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The Slovak pop artist sets a Detroit-to-Mexico City run behind a debut produced by Blake Slatkin and Dylan Brady, with a new video for “Nicole Kidman.”
The supergroup’s follow-up to “777” turns their attention to peace and remembrance, with ONE OK ROCK’s Taka shaping the melody around voices from Okinawa.
The digital edition adds previously unheard material and new collaborations with Maluma and Selena Quintanilla, alongside remastered visuals from the original 2006 album.
The temporary Toronto venue sustained structural damage in Wednesday's severe weather, with the company assessing the extent while AC/DC's September 16th show remains on the calendar.
Philadelphia’s Devil Master sharpen their gothic-punk black metal into six tracks on Bloody Dreams, keeping the dread intact and the songs lean.
The band’s first nine studio albums will be collected in a color vinyl box arriving December 11th, with a standalone 40th anniversary edition of Somewhere in Time preceding it.
During a recent Spotify Music Studios appearance, Kelela performed a string-quartet version of an Incubus deep cut, placing her club-rooted sound against an unexpected reference point.
The band’s latest single arrives after a Bermondsey pop-up, a Wembley headline before a debut album, and a torn ACL—each step seemingly out of order, yet working.
The Berlin duo returns to the material from Harmony with a new Dylan Brady–produced club track and a run of North American shows this fall.
Four tracks on SEQ:RUN work within electro’s familiar vocabulary while pushing its grammar into stranger, more physical territory.