Drake Bypasses Streaming for New Single "Serious," Shared Quietly via OVO's SoundCloud
Tucked inside Oliver El-Khatib's latest mix, a new Drake track surfaces far from commercial platforms, continuing a pattern of oblique releases.
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datewithdeath :: Apple Tree Brightness (Poverty Electronics)
Travis D. Johnson’s latest under the datewithdeath alias moves through fractured rhythms, home-computing nostalgia, and abstract drone, landing in the long-running experimental electronics catalog of Poverty Electronics.
Hayley Williams and Romy Cover Prefab Sprout at London Solo Show
The Paramore frontwoman’s first solo tour continued with a guest appearance from Romy, revisiting a deep cut from Prefab Sprout’s catalog at the Roadhouse.
Ken Carson Announces New Album ‘Xperiment’, Due July 3
The Atlanta rapper preps a quick-turn release following a mixed reception for his last LP, road-testing new material at festivals this spring.
High Desert Duo Landroid Announce West Coast Tour Behind New Album ‘Constellation’
The Joshua Tree band’s latest record digs into Gnostic myth and family trauma, and a June run of independent venues will bring it from the drylands to the coast.
The Crash-Prone Tech That Made “Livin’ La Vida Loca” a Quiet Recording Landmark
In 1999, Ricky Martin’s crossover smash became the first all-digital number one single—built on unstable software and a deliberately dry mix that broke with Latin pop convention.
Mickey Diamond and Big Ghost Ltd Reach a New Peak on Blood of the Lamb
The Detroit rapper and veteran producer dismantle American religious hypocrisy with surgical precision on their most focused collaborative album yet.
Fuerza Regida Announce First Stadium Trek “This Is Our Dream” for 2026
The música mexicana group will play nine U.S. stadiums next summer, including Dodger Stadium and Citi Field, marking a new scale of production for the San Bernardino outfit.
Ama Hosts Intimate London Launch for New Album ‘Confessions II’
The low-key preview follows a period of personal reassessment, with a record centred on joy and trust.
Kludde’s Regional Black Metal Document ‘Langs Scheld- en Denderland’ Reissued by Consouling Sounds
The remastered edition of the 2000 debut pulls a knotty piece of Belgian extreme metal history back into circulation, rooted in local folk tales and second-wave atmospherics.