New Gregg Allman Documentary Traces a Life Shaped by Loss
The Music of My Soul draws on a rare 2014 interview to examine how tragedy and addiction forged one of rock’s most unmistakable voices.
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Theo Vermeer
Morphtables Returns with Absurdance, an IDM Album Steeped in Craft, Not Nostalgia
Pavel Ukolov’s latest as Morphtables blends braindance precision and downtempo warmth across 14 tracks that recall classic electronics without falling into revivalism.
Jelly Roll Files for Divorce From Bunnie Xo After 10 Years
Court records show the country singer filed in May in Tennessee, months after declaring she saved his life.
Nettspend Teases NXO, a Rumored Joint Album With OsamaSon
The rapper mentioned a collaborative project and tour during a weekend interview, adding weight to ongoing rumors.
Yes Sound Like a Working Band Again on ‘Aurora’
Jon Davison grows into his role as frontman on the new album, and the band’s generational split produces something sharper than compromise.
Gorel Hanser, the Steward of ABBA’s Legacy, Dies at 76
The woman who helped run ABBA’s global operation and later safeguarded their catalogue has died, the band confirmed.
Nyxy Nyx Return with Lo-Fi Meditation “Pea Brain”
The Philadelphia underground mainstays add another effortlessly textured demo to a year of steady, unhurried releases.
Boy George Uses AI to Reclaim ‘Karma Chameleon’ — and Some Control
A Virgin Voyages sync deal that paid millions to master rights holders, but only an appearance fee to Boy George, pushed the singer to re-record the 1983 hit with AI-assisted vocals and launch a music tech company.
Harry Styles’ Wembley Stadium Run Opens With Precision and Pop Grandeur
Backed by Shania Twain’s hit-packed set, Styles paired glossy pop with club-informed staging in the first of his London shows.
Ed Sheeran’s Stadium Looping Rig Gets a Consumer Workstation
The Sheeran Looper X translates the artist's one-man-band performance system into standalone hardware, with a compact Looper + model for portable use.