The Canadian duo’s layered, microtonal arrangements have earned clear support from two of prog rock’s defining players.
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The Canadian duo’s layered, microtonal arrangements have earned clear support from two of prog rock’s defining players.
Future, Turnstile, Earl Sweatshirt, Steve Lacy, and Tyler himself are set for the Los Angeles festival’s return to Dodger Stadium on November 14 and 15.
A $500 ticket mix-up sits at the center of the Christian metal band’s trademark infringement suit against Netflix and the concert promoter.
Live on the Moon continues Ron and Russell Mael’s long refusal to separate the music from the universe built around it.
The new single sets a parody of a loutish Tom against slow-motion shots of asses getting smacked, just before the band’s Green Man set.
The sub-$500 T-type arrives with a generous spec sheet, but early assessment finds a thick neck and an underwhelming Alter switch that leave the playing experience less convincing than the construction.
After Charley Crockett criticized Jack White for offering Twin Temple an opening slot, White responded by posting the lyrics to Shawn Brown’s “Rappin’ Duke.”
A SubmitHub analysis of over a million tracks points to significant AI use in new music, though the detection tool’s own findings remain contested by many artists.
The London trio reworks its recent album after live preparation opened a parallel direction; two Dream Edition tracks are available now.
The drummer behind ZZ Top’s Texas shuffle died Aug. 17 at his ranch in Richmond, Texas. He was 77.
