The corporate entertainment group takes over the East Riverside Drive space, wiping the Emo’s name from its walls as the historic club prepares for another relocation.
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The corporate entertainment group takes over the East Riverside Drive space, wiping the Emo’s name from its walls as the historic club prepares for another relocation.
The Long Beach artist’s latest project uses rock frameworks to dissect Black identity and institutional racism, with production that nods to post-punk, garage pop, and Bad Brains.
Nathan Wilde’s darksynth project delivers the first single from KISS KISS CUT CUT today. “You’re Pretty When You Panic” drives deeper into aggressive electronics and slasher-film tension while staying unmistakably human-made.
The deathgrind band has issued the last visual from their 2023 LP and is putting the finishing touches on its follow-up.
The Swiss producer and DJ selects records that serve as compass points — from a Norma Tanega rarity to dub techno pillars — in a revealing Spin feature.
The single and its video arrive as the album’s July 17 drop is set alongside a new solo album from Syd.
The Let’s Eat Grandma co-vocalist channels 80s guitar pop on a solo debut built from ideas that didn’t fit the duo.
The duo walked through the crowd to the 2013 single “Round Here” on Thursday, their first appearance since splitting in 2022.
A single session at Abbey Road in early 1970 produced a song that cut through the wreckage of The Beatles with something more urgent than nostalgia.
This Friday’s releases trace a line between two distinct approaches to making music that feels necessary right now. Skrillex delivers a compact, surprise fifth album that folds Brazilian phonk, progressive house and underground techno into a single focused journey. horsegiirL presents her debut as both persona and proposition, a fifteen-track eco-anxious fairytale grown out of …
