The singer responds to viral speculation that a body double performed in his place during the Raymond & Brown Tour with Chris Brown.
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The singer responds to viral speculation that a body double performed in his place during the Raymond & Brown Tour with Chris Brown.
Seven years after their last LP, the band rediscovers the melodic aggression that once defined them, without retracing their steps.
With Yo La Tengo as the house band, artists from Merrill Garbus to Kathleen Hanna gave Ono’s radical catalog a night of ragged, reverent interpretation—and made the case for her music as a living repertoire.
Open Mike Eagle and producer Kenny Segal zoom in on the mundane wreckage of a breakup, swapping melodrama for uneasy honesty and deadpan humor.
Three decades after Maxinquaye, Tricky delivers a raw, collaborative album that feels less like a comeback than a continuation.
Manchester band Westside Cowboy announce August debut ‘It Goes On’ via Island Records. Ravyn Lenae follows ‘Love Me Not’ with a new album and All Points East slot.
The three-track sampler moves through fractured analog beats and dissolving melody, feeling less like a preview and more like a half-remembered journey.
The Irish composer’s first work for ensemble documents a single day in an ecosystem stripped by industry, making a quiet but urgent case for listening as a form of witness.
The Russian-born, Berlin-based producer lets his guard down on a new self-released EP, trading sharp electronics for acoustic drift and fractured rhythms.
Mike Milford, vocalist for metalcore band Scars of Tomorrow and co-founder of management agency The Artery Foundation, has died following a struggle with cancer.
