A concertgoer says they were assaulted and stripped of clothing after the Baltimore hardcore band instructed the audience to single them out.
A concertgoer says they were assaulted and stripped of clothing after the Baltimore hardcore band instructed the audience to single them out.
The new single uses vintage performance imagery to examine the demands of beauty and visibility, arriving before the album’s June 26 release on KRO.
The British band’s first album in nearly a decade leans into relentless energy, with frontwoman Becca Bottomley and guitarist Jack Bottomley now married and co-writing.
The trial of rapper Pooh Shiesty on charges of kidnapping Gucci Mane has been delayed until February 2027. Shiesty remains in custody while several co-defendants, including his father, are out on bail.
The run brings together a group of bands that shaped post-hardcore and metalcore in the mid‑2000s.
The Oklahoma noise-rock outfit returns with a record focused on “the challenges of trying to keep one’s humanity,” led by the single “Deep Blue.”
Wishy’s second album, recorded with co-producer Ben Lumsdaine in a tiny L.A. room, sharpens their dream pop instincts into a dozen precise tracks.
With “Paper Doll Live,” the roots-and-blues guitarist captures the dangerous energy of an unfiltered concert recording.
Tim Quirk’s new app, Tapedeck, lets fans pay as they go and guarantees artists at least a penny every time a song is played. The former Rhapsody and Google Play Music executive sees it as a long-overdue fix for streaming’s broken royalty system.
The New York band pairs a charged punk anthem with a video shot at their weekly community self-defense sessions, announcing a tour with a characteristically stacked bill.