Jon Davison grows into his role as frontman on the new album, and the band’s generational split produces something sharper than compromise.
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Jon Davison grows into his role as frontman on the new album, and the band’s generational split produces something sharper than compromise.
In a new interview, the Sparta frontman reflects on his 2016 removal from the band he co-founded, carrying no bitterness and a lasting bond beyond the silence.
The actor-musician talks his live-band EP, the comedown from Broadway’s Swept Away, and a small role in Mike Flanagan’s Exorcist reimagining.
The woman who helped run ABBA’s global operation and later safeguarded their catalogue has died, the band confirmed.
The 53-year-old cleric behind the drone metal album *Paradise Metal* will share a bill with Kim Gordon, Bicep, and Smerz this September.
Eric D. Johnson returns with the full-band Fruit Bats album, turning mundane details into quietly profound pop on Merge Records.
The Philadelphia underground mainstays add another effortlessly textured demo to a year of steady, unhurried releases.
The Bird and the Bee singer gathers decades-old songs from a forgotten theater piece, reimagining them with jazz arrangements and bringing them to the stage for the first time.
A Virgin Voyages sync deal that paid millions to master rights holders, but only an appearance fee to Boy George, pushed the singer to re-record the 1983 hit with AI-assisted vocals and launch a music tech company.
In an interview from April, the late musician outlined a foundation that will fund physical art creation, bypassing his family completely.
