The New Zealand metal band premieres the theme for Jason Howden’s horror comedy sequel, with the track also set for their next album.
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The New Zealand metal band premieres the theme for Jason Howden’s horror comedy sequel, with the track also set for their next album.
The 20-track project, released via ALLEL/Artclub/Def Jam, features a localized cast of collaborators including Kendrick Lamar and Larry June.
International Anthem pairs the previously unreleased track with a skull-colored vinyl reissue of Butterss’ 2024 album.
The Buenos Aires trio known for bossa nova covers moves toward original songwriting on their first full-length, due October 23 via Verve/Mercury Records.
The final additions push the three-day event beyond club programming into grant funding, touring infrastructure and licensing.
The deluxe edition arrives September 18 via New West Records, alongside the band’s first NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
Lillie West documents a Greek residency with a quiet, cassette-only piano record, continuing a pattern of side steps away from the main Lala Lala project.
Two major artists have publicly addressed fans wearing adult diapers to hold rail spots, turning a fringe concert behavior into a wider live-music debate.
The Killers frontman brought Henry Flowers onstage for an acoustic version of “Don’t Look Back in Anger” during his THRASHER Tour stop.
The band has shared an official video for the title track of their latest album, giving the song a second moment after the record’s release.
