The ’90s trip-hop duo publicly clarified they are not reuniting after recent tour announcements and social media posts mistakenly linked them to the career of a younger artist using the same name.
The ’90s trip-hop duo publicly clarified they are not reuniting after recent tour announcements and social media posts mistakenly linked them to the career of a younger artist using the same name.
A four-word phrase from a recent Kacey Musgraves track has turned into a minor cultural inkblot, after a comedian’s question reframed the line for thousands of listeners.
The Texas set included the unreleased “Only Takes a Moment” and the long-shelved “Broken Things,” signaling a tour less interested in the obvious.
Two and a half years after his breakout SNL debut, Noah Kahan returned to the show as the owner of a #1 album. His performances of “The Great Divide” and “Doors” captured an artist in a different mode.
Her first Instagram post in over a month frames recent events as a “spiritual journey” and an ongoing lesson in self-kindness.
Phoebe Bridgers played her first solo set in three years at a small New Mexico club, debuting new songs in a deliberately quiet manner. The indie scene’s shared anticipation found a voice in Noah Kahan’s dry, eager reply to a fan online.
The Blondie singer and the actor are attached to star in a feature directed by Jonathan Krisel, set inside the wellness industry.
New York duo Fcukers refine post-pandemic club hedonism into lean, hook-driven songs on their debut album Ö. A study in controlled abandon that scales from Baby’s All Right to festival stages while retaining its seamy small-hours trace.
KJ Apa denies he’s the TikTok singer, but the alter ego tradition persists whether he’s involved or not.
Why we stop playing the songs we once needed most.