After the breakout success of “Nasty” and “No Broke Boys,” Tinashe addresses the spotlight directly on a playful dance track produced by Kimj and Zack Sekoff.
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After the breakout success of “Nasty” and “No Broke Boys,” Tinashe addresses the spotlight directly on a playful dance track produced by Kimj and Zack Sekoff.
The Chicago musician’s new single builds from pounding rock into a sudden acoustic hush, carrying a meditation on summer, memory, and letting go. You Are Spring! arrives June 26 on Bayonet.
The September 11 releases pair remastered versions of two essential Pixies records with 7-inch singles that collect previously unreleased tracks from the band’s late-Eighties and early-Nineties sessions.
The independent album, recorded in New Mexico with Shooter Jennings, was pulled from streaming shortly after its surprise release. Crockett now tells Rombo the takedown came from his former major label.
The fast-food chain taps hardcore and metalcore for its latest artist program, placing songs in commercials and social content.
Denver progressive metal band Entropist announce their debut full-length, a dual-layered concept record, and release the new track “Intense Warmth.”
Forty years after emerging from Boston’s club circuit, Pixies took the Royal Albert Hall stage with the same blunt efficiency that shaped their legacy, as new bassist Emma Richardson stepped comfortably into a role long defined by Kim Deal.
The band marks its first release since the former frontman’s death with a new single and an expanded tour itinerary.
The 1995 non-album cut, written by outside songwriters, anchors a 10-song set arriving August 28.
The self-titled LP, unavailable for over 40 years, captures a moment when the guitarist’s “new acoustic” approach bridged classic bluegrass and more polished contemporary forms.
