The one-day lineup, anchored by Archspire and Cattle Decapitation, turned a historic venue into a concentrated showcase of technical and brutal extremes.
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The one-day lineup, anchored by Archspire and Cattle Decapitation, turned a historic venue into a concentrated showcase of technical and brutal extremes.
The Philadelphia artist trades art-pop spectacle for a full-length boom-bap exercise, with production from Conductor Williams.
The Manchester alt-rock band release a four-track EP recorded in a two-week underground session, showcasing a sound shaped by The Black Keys, Dr Feelgood, and The Killers.
The Goose frontman discussed his admiration for the Brooklyn band and its singer Cameron Winter in a recent interview, tracing their rise from a late-night TV surprise to a breakout year.
The 2015 song that turned into a cult touchstone for queer young women finally becomes a coming-of-age drama, directed by Kiyoko and out June 19.
After visa problems forced her to cancel a U.S. tour and Coachella set, FKA twigs turned a moment of denial into a new track. The result, featuring Lil Yachty, is out now.
The Parkwood/Columbia mixtape sands down the edges of two recent creative detours, trading reinvention for a sharper focus on R&B fundamentals.
The London band’s first single since 2022 combines drum and bass textures with post-punk force, digging into cycles of personal and political error.
With America’s 250th anniversary approaching, a collective gathers at 25 Kent to reframe public memory through music, film, and conversation—not as a performance of unity, but as a test of it.
The Pittsburgh band’s third record trims a founding member and refines their noisy indie rock with a pointed look at capitalism and self-absorption.
