The British pop artist joins Matt Damon and Sandra Oh in the directing duo’s first feature since ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once.’
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The British pop artist joins Matt Damon and Sandra Oh in the directing duo’s first feature since ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once.’
Written during her first two years as a Ukrainian refugee in Berlin, Alisa Nedashkovska’s debut EP as Travis or Alice uses fractured electronics to explore the gap between identity and geography.
The Florida-born musician, one of the founding members of Morbid Angel and a force in Incubus, leaves behind a teenage daughter.
The Los Angeles punk quartet will spend the fall on the road, supporting their third album due August 28 via Reprise/Warner.
The rockabilly trio adds a November–December leg to their reunion run, following last year’s first new recordings since 2019 and Brian Setzer’s recovery from an autoimmune disease.
Both nights at the 82,000-capacity venue sold out instantly in January, and the secondary market now reflects the intensity of the tri-state ARMY.
After four years, the Denver metalcore band returns with a six-track EP built from private grief and national division. The result is both melodic and brutal.
A new book by longtime critic Barry Walters argues that pop music has always carried a hidden LGBTQ current—whether the artists or the industry admitted it.
The Kai Slater-led project returns to K Records with a record built from garage-pop immediacy and 60s-mod infatuation, anchored by the scrappy single “Saturday Sun.”
Thousands of fans trying to force entry caused a long standstill at the Bronx ballpark. The delayed concert became a marathon that tested patience and rewarded it with a rare, stripped-down performance.
