Dolly Parton Skips Dollywood Opening on Doctor’s Orders, Appears by Video
The country singer addressed the NightFlight Expedition unveiling remotely, explaining that dehydration and dizziness kept her in Nashville this week.
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Theo Vermeer
Jungle’s ‘Sunshine’ Turns the Afterparty Into Emotional Inquiry
The West London group’s fifth album shifts away from the euphoric release of 2023’s ‘Volcano’ toward quieter anxieties, with Lydia Kitto singing about pain only after it has passed.
Genghis Tron Confronts Digital Dystopia on Signal Fire
The band's new full-length, released via Relapse Records, grapples with information overload and the collapse between online and physical reality.
Selena Gomez and Mandy Teefey Sued Over Wondermind’s Alleged Collapse
Investors claim they were kept in the dark while the mental health startup quietly failed, and are seeking to unwind nearly $1.2 million in backing.
Alex G Shares “Pain is the Heart of Love” With The Blue Nile’s Paul Buchanan
The first track from Alex G’s score for Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma pairs him with a reclusive voice from The Blue Nile.
Alex Terrible Covers Korn’s “Freak on a Leash”
A deathcore vocalist takes on a nu-metal standard, bridging two eras of heavy music in one release.
Orange Crush Collects 25 Tracks on Eidolons
Norwegian producer Karl Endreson’s downtempo project gets a remastered retrospective spanning nearly two decades of ambient electronics and field-recorded atmosphere.
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard Detail Surprise Album ‘Alien Metal’ Ahead of Field of Vision
The Australian band will drop its 28th album at midnight, aligning the synth-heavy release with the opening of its niche Colorado festival.
Katie Gregson-Macleod Details Debut Album ‘Albatross’
The Scottish songwriter’s first full-length arrives in November via Last Recordings On Earth, following her departure from a major label.
Power Snatch Release Second EP of the Year
Hayley Williams and producer Daniel James follow their debut as Power Snatch with EP2, a four-track set of ’90s-informed alt-rock and trip-hop.