Hoobastank Returns After a Decade with New Single, “How Do You Sleep?”
The band reconnects with The Reason producer Howard Benson on their first release in ten years.
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Theo Vermeer
Baby Rose Announces ‘YEARNALISM’ Album, Shares New Single ‘Let Me Go’
A bruised soft-rock offering prefaces a July album steeped in soul, gospel, and self-determination.
CBS Pays to Settle Unauthorized ‘Linus and Lucy’ in Colbert Finale
The network paid an undisclosed fee after the Late Show finale featured Vince Guaraldi’s Peanuts classic without a license—and the rights holder donated the money to charity.
Built to Spill Add October East Coast Run to 2026 Tour
The Boise band extends its fall itinerary with Quasi and bassist Melanie Radford’s solo sets supporting.
Genghis Tron – Signal Fire
Two decades in, the shape-shifting electronics-metal hybrid returns with sharper contrasts and a new vocal presence.
rheom Builds Sound as Temporary Architecture on _729.root
The Bilbao-based Polygon Network returns with an album of signal and subtraction—eight segments of experimental electronics that lead the artist rather than the other way around.
Oliver Tree (1993–2025)
The artist who turned self-conscious ugliness into a confrontational pop spectacle has died, leaving behind a persona that was always more complicated than the joke.
S. Salter’s ‘Ara’ EP Distills Piano and Electronics into Three Unhurried Movements
The Amsterdam-Berlin duo returns with an eight-minute mini-EP that balances cinematic detail with sparse, drifting atmospheres.
Mick Jagger on the ‘Weird’ Classic That Became The Rolling Stones’ Most Streamed Song
As the band prepares to release ‘Foreign Tongues’ with guests including Paul McCartney and Robert Smith, Jagger reflects on the unlikely legacy of a 1960s hit.
RIHA’s ‘V’ Connects Family History and Svan Mythology
Rati Oniani’s new album doubles as a soundtrack to a documentary about his grandfather, weaving Svaneti folklore and progressive experimentation into an archive of personal memory.