The four-piece will take a rowdy victory lap across three US legs this summer and fall, marking two decades since their self-titled arrival.
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The four-piece will take a rowdy victory lap across three US legs this summer and fall, marking two decades since their self-titled arrival.
The Slovenian group’s latest record doesn’t target a single artist. It goes after the entire machinery of modern pop, with a little help from producer Richard X.
The frontman picks four voices that shaped his approach to the genre in a new feature with Metal Injection.
The Buenos Aires producer delivers eight tracks of active, shifting drone that draw from field recordings, processed instruments, and rhythmic undercurrents.
This year’s selections map the unsteady pulse of American listening, from house music’s underground origins to stadium-size pop.
The London avant-pop duo confirm a June 10 release for their first EP, alongside the track “HOLD ME (SLOWLY)” and a string of festival appearances.
The TDE rapper’s first project since 2021’s The House is Burning brings warmth and personal focus, with contributions from SZA and Dominic Fike.
The Austin band’s new single turns an instrumental demo into a deeply personal reflection on gender and memory, ahead of their debut album Maybe Luck.
Jon McClure’s band drops its first full-length since 2019, arriving after a six-year period of recalibration and renewed focus.
A new look at Ice-T’s 1991 album argues it deserves more than a footnote in hip-hop history, reframing a record that arrived with clarity and control just before the rapper’s fame skewed public perception.
