The shred-era icon resurfaces with a limited metallic gold finish across six current models, priced from $999.
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The shred-era icon resurfaces with a limited metallic gold finish across six current models, priced from $999.
The Atlanta rapper’s latest arrives July 10 amid a prolific run that continues to reshape rap’s center of gravity.
Toronto’s PUP unearth a track from the *Who Will Look After The Dogs?* sessions, paired with a handcrafted video that mourns the loss of print music magazines.
A year after the album’s release, the demos arrive with a letter addressing the silence that followed—and the personal turmoil behind the record.
Nick Carpenter’s project returns with a 14-track LP and a single that signals a sharper-edged direction.
Two decades in, the band frames a reflective new record around soldier’s sacrifice and the weight of shared history. “Legacy” arrives July 31 with a world tour already underway.
Before “Firestarter” ignited, “Breathe” became The Prodigy’s biggest single—and its snarling central riff wasn’t a James Bond sample, but two guitar notes from collaborator Jim Davies, reshaped entirely inside a sampler.
The third release in greyfade’s FOLIO format refuses to separate a nine-track electronic album from a hardcover book of experimental prose, treating the physical object as an indivisible artistic statement.
The track features vocals from boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus, and was co-produced with Jack Antonoff and Alex G. A UK tour for late 2026 has also been announced.
The former Daft Punk member’s latest score for ballet leans fully into electroacoustics and ambient glitches, far from his mainstream reputation.
