A short clip from a recent show captures Drake barking at a woman in full goth attire—a gesture that marks subculture’s absorption into the stadium-pop vocabulary.
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A short clip from a recent show captures Drake barking at a woman in full goth attire—a gesture that marks subculture’s absorption into the stadium-pop vocabulary.
The long-awaited successor to one of the best-selling synths of the century updates the formula with more polyphony and new sound engines, though the landscape it enters is far more crowded.
In August 1976, the Ramones brought their minute-long songs and leather jackets to the Roxy. The city’s biggest critic wasn’t having it.
The Los Angeles songwriter follows last year’s _Altogether Stranger_ with a self-released album recorded on an eight-track in her Echo Park kitchen.
A decade after their stripped-back debut, the band’s second NPR session places I Built You a Tower material beside early catalog favorites, with Ben Gibbard noting how the years have shifted around them.
After last year’s self-leaked, phone-recorded LP, the songwriter returns with a Congleton-produced set and a single about awkwardness and failed cool.
The trailer for *Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear* maps the Blink-182 drummer’s recovery from a 2008 plane crash through dependency, loss, and the weight of surviving. The film arrives on Hulu and Disney+ August 13.
The project’s new album merges funeral-doom weight with trip-hop crawl, finding clarity in down-tempo heaviness.
Drummer Frank Beard is facing another health setback, forcing ZZ Top to cancel a Hollywood Bowl appearance while the band continues its North American tour with a stand-in.
A collection of personal snapshots from Los Angeles street gangs quietly traces codes and loyalties rarely captured by outsiders.
