Brazzmatazz Builds an 18-Piece Brass Monolith on ‘Crank Up the Pressure’
The Ghent brass band returns with its largest lineup yet, merging ska-punk energy, pirate theater, and carnivalesque arrangements.
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Theo Vermeer
Build Buildings and Molly Gochman — Continuum
Ben Tweel’s Build Buildings project and intermedia artist Molly Gochman join for a collaborative album of glitch-esque loops and manipulated strings, out now on Unending Loop.
André 3000 Expands 7 Piano Sketches Into a Short Film on Mubi
The former Outkast rapper turns his piano EP into a visual journey, co-written with Graham Mason and streaming exclusively on the subscription platform.
Flatline Fest 2026 Brings Extreme Metal Precision to Denver’s Oriental Theater
The one-day lineup, anchored by Archspire and Cattle Decapitation, turned a historic venue into a concentrated showcase of technical and brutal extremes.
Goose’s Rick Mitarotonda on Geese: “A Really Unique Voice”
The Goose frontman discussed his admiration for the Brooklyn band and its singer Cameron Winter in a recent interview, tracing their rise from a late-night TV surprise to a breakout year.
Chlöe and Timbaland’s ‘Resurrection’ Is a Mutual Course Correction
The Parkwood/Columbia mixtape sands down the edges of two recent creative detours, trading reinvention for a sharper focus on R&B fundamentals.
Feeble Little Horse Slim to a Trio, Tighten Focus on New Album ‘bitknot’
The Pittsburgh band’s third record trims a founding member and refines their noisy indie rock with a pointed look at capitalism and self-absorption.
Bunnie Xo Confirms She and Jelly Roll Are ‘Still Having a Baby’ After Divorce
Two days after news of their split, Bunnie Xo explained the IVF heartbreak behind their decade-long marriage, and why parenthood remains a shared pursuit.
Late-Night Audience Realigns Around Kimmel After Colbert’s Exit
Viewership data suggests a direct transfer of the politically aligned late-night audience, with Kimmel capturing numbers the show hasn’t seen in eight years.
Charli xcx Says Her “Dancefloor Is Dead” Lyric Was Never About Dance Music
The singer clarifies that the much-discussed line from ‘Rock Music’ refers to her own relationship with ‘BRAT’, not the state of the genre itself.