FKA Twigs and Lil Yachty Turn Frustration Into Motion in ‘On Your Mind’ Video
The single emerged from postponed tour plans and visa complications. Jordan Hemingway’s video frames movement as its own language.
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Julian Costa
Camilla Pisani’s ‘Konstellationen’ Shifts Cyclic Law’s Frequency
A trancelike instrumental album accompanied by poetry, the Italian producer’s latest is a distinct departure from the label’s dark ambient core.
Blackstar ID:X Floor Three Brings Modelling to the Stage at an Accessible Price
The new floor processor builds on the ID:X amp series with eight footswitches, an effects loop, and a straightforward interface, designed to move easily from practice to performance.
Billy Strings Announces Album So Much for Goodbyes, a Tribute to His Late Mother
The bluegrass guitarist’s fifth studio LP, produced by T Bone Burnett, is out August 28 on Reprise and shaped by the loss of his mother in 2025.
Westside Cowboy Drop ‘Pin Up Boys,’ Latest Preview from Debut Album
The English indie band’s latest track applies studio fidelity to a live favorite, ahead of their debut album It Goes On.
Naisha Steps Forward with Ty Dolla $ign on ‘so then’
The Indian-born artist, now moving between Los Angeles and Mumbai, introduces a bilingual, Jersey Club-leaning sound on her debut single, with Skrillex involved in the project to come.
Jadasea Traces ‘Holly Grove’ Back to South London Roots
The rapper’s new album ties his Peckham origins to the foggy, associative style he helped define, leaning into a sound fans have long demanded.
Sunglasz Vendor – Break Glass
The Bristol trio’s second album sheds the slacker-rock consistency of their debut for a volatile, post-hardcore sound that better reflects the band’s combustible chemistry.
Nikki Sixx Calls Shannon Larkin a ‘Hater’ Over Mötley Crüe Remarks
The Mötley Crüe bassist dismissed the Godsmack drummer’s criticism as a fleeting bid for attention.
Reeperbahn Festival Adds English Teacher, Keo, Gretel to 2026 Lineup
Hamburg’s Reeperbahn Festival reveals a second wave of artists for its 21st edition, including Mercury Prize winners English Teacher and Glasgow rock band Keo.