The Atlanta rapper’s latest arrives July 10 amid a prolific run that continues to reshape rap’s center of gravity.
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The Atlanta rapper’s latest arrives July 10 amid a prolific run that continues to reshape rap’s center of gravity.
Toronto’s PUP unearth a track from the *Who Will Look After The Dogs?* sessions, paired with a handcrafted video that mourns the loss of print music magazines.
A year after the album’s release, the demos arrive with a letter addressing the silence that followed—and the personal turmoil behind the record.
Nick Carpenter’s project returns with a 14-track LP and a single that signals a sharper-edged direction.
Two decades in, the band frames a reflective new record around soldier’s sacrifice and the weight of shared history. “Legacy” arrives July 31 with a world tour already underway.
Before “Firestarter” ignited, “Breathe” became The Prodigy’s biggest single—and its snarling central riff wasn’t a James Bond sample, but two guitar notes from collaborator Jim Davies, reshaped entirely inside a sampler.
The third release in greyfade’s FOLIO format refuses to separate a nine-track electronic album from a hardcover book of experimental prose, treating the physical object as an indivisible artistic statement.
The track features vocals from boygenius bandmates Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus, and was co-produced with Jack Antonoff and Alex G. A UK tour for late 2026 has also been announced.
The former Daft Punk member’s latest score for ballet leans fully into electroacoustics and ambient glitches, far from his mainstream reputation.
The Canadian death metal band’s new single and video prioritize dynamic, unpolished production and mark a lyrical debut for guitarist Darian Mazloomi.
