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The Scottish duo returns from a 13-year silence with an album that trades nuclear dread for occult damnation, debuted at a Manhattan church listening session that drew lines around the block.
The Philadelphia siblings return with a full-length built on home-recorded, manic folk-rock, featuring contributions from the Historic New Jersey collective.
The former Police drummer describes a functional personal relationship as legal proceedings continue over unpaid royalties, while he moves fully into non-commercial music and a spoken-word tour.
A Plugin Week 2026 guide demonstrates that the chopped reverb of The Prodigy and the aggressive dubstep bass of Skrillex can be crafted using only Logic Pro’s built-in effects and synths.
The Los Angeles musician’s second release turns personal wreckage into a stripped-down, soulful battle cry that channels ’80s quiet storm and classic R&B.
The Puerto Rican rapper drops his first fully trap album, leaning into the slogan that has defined his career.
A performance by Death tribute act Death to All was interrupted when part of the venue’s roof gave way. No injuries were reported.
A man died after falling from the upper level of Madison Square Garden during a Goose show. The concert continued, leaving fans to process a scene that collided live music’s ecstatic promise with a rare and public tragedy.
After discovering 238 of her tracks—including unreleased material—in AI training datasets, SZA warned of systemic theft from Black artists and called out producer Diplo for his ties to music generation platform Suno.
The Metallica guitarist wore a shirt reading “Taylor Swift Is a CIA Psyop” at a Budapest show, and the internet responded with predictable volume.
