New York duo Fcukers, who support The Strokes at Flushing Meadows this month, release a raw live take on the psych-rock standard ahead of only their fourth show.
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New York duo Fcukers, who support The Strokes at Flushing Meadows this month, release a raw live take on the psych-rock standard ahead of only their fourth show.
The bluegrass guitarist’s fifth studio LP, produced by T Bone Burnett, is out August 28 on Reprise and shaped by the loss of his mother in 2025.
A jury found the singer and his company negligent after a 2020 incident at his Los Angeles home left a housekeeper with catastrophic injuries and ended her career.
The Leeds six-piece pair a track born in a Lidl with a slot at 2000trees, only their fourth ever live show.
The English indie band’s latest track applies studio fidelity to a live favorite, ahead of their debut album *It Goes On*.
The Cannibal Corpse guitarist’s latest Pro Plus model refines the Kelly shape with stainless steel frets, a custom pickup set, and subtle changes meant for aggressive lead work.
The band returns to the format with a fan-curated live reinterpretation of their latest studio album, due this September.
The Indian-born artist, now moving between Los Angeles and Mumbai, introduces a bilingual, Jersey Club-leaning sound on her debut single, with Skrillex involved in the project to come.
Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto re-engage with King Crimson’s 1995 industrial-prog pivot on Let’s THRAK Again, a two-mix release that doesn’t cover the source material so much as rewrite its sonic vocabulary.
As the 2026 edition approaches, LOST Music Festival once again transforms the world’s largest bamboo maze into a space where sound, architecture and attention meet on equal terms.
