The Zombies Tour includes intimate club shows across North America alongside dates supporting The Pretty Reckless.
Menu
The Zombies Tour includes intimate club shows across North America alongside dates supporting The Pretty Reckless.
Three decades in, Isaac Brock releases Modest Mouse’s eighth album on his own label. The record leans into comfort, though a few outside collaborators push gently at the edges.
The track draws directly from the fear of “Gestapo-like tactics” in Los Angeles neighborhoods, according to Tankian.
A three-minute halftime set mixed new material with an early anthem, while the night’s broader chaos set the backdrop.
The New Jersey metalcore band resurfaces with a high-profile addition, ending a decade and a half of silence.
French electronic producer Rone spent months at sea transmitting music to whales for his new score, developed with scientists and bioacousticians. The resulting album raises harder questions than it answers.
Shot live at Dallas’s Double Wide, the clip captures the band’s punishing debut album Lazer Blood in a raw, communal setting.
Masked Quebecois duo Angine de Poitrine discover an unauthorized copycat act playing their music in Moscow, exposing the vulnerability of maintaining anonymity while a brand grows.
A Place To Kill have released their first EP, accompanied by a video for the track “Jet Engine.” More music is expected later this year.
Before the records and the controversies, Wallen’s path to country stardom ran through a sports injury, a reality TV elimination, and a strategic alliance with bro-country royalty.
