Staff Writer
Three essential late-’80s studio albums from the Australian band will be available individually on vinyl for the first time since their original release, alongside a previously unissued live set.
The Brooklyn songwriter’s Mom+Pop debut follows his 2025 breakthrough, and arrives early with the track “Impossible Truth.”
The New York K-R&B artist’s latest single and video prioritize real-world relationships over digital metrics, with a clip that hands the narrative to his fans.
A pre-party in Mansfield merged regional rock, tattoo culture, and a vintage liquid light show, spotlighting the venue and artists that anchor Ohio’s scene.
Sean Combs’ projected release has been pushed back after an incident at Fort Dix, further complicating a sentence already marked by years of legal fallout.
The remix extends Beyoncé’s B’Day anniversary rollout with a rare guest verse from her most famous collaborator, marking JAŸ-Z’s first high-profile feature since 2022.
The Montreal producer returns October 16 with a LuckyMe release that foregrounds personal connections over rigid concepts.
The New Orleans artist sets an October 9 release for the album and frames it as a progressive vision of her roots, far from nostalgia.
Eight years after The Sciences, Sleep reconvenes with a revised lineup — minus founding guitarist Matt Pike — and a new album for Third Man Records. The single “The Morrisist” offers the first full glimpse of the reworked band.
After more than 15 years, The Durutti Column return with an album that extends their solitary path through atmosphere and texture, refusing easy categorization.
