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.
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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.
At 20, guitarist Vivian Campbell stepped into the vacancy left by Jake E. Lee and helped build Dio’s debut album. Decades later, he recalls the night it began—and the promise that didn’t last.
The Memphis-born hitmaker behind Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode” and Drake’s “Look Alive” was found in his Nashville apartment. No foul play is suspected.
Two days after news of their split, Bunnie Xo explained the IVF heartbreak behind their decade-long marriage, and why parenthood remains a shared pursuit.
The country artist paused his Little Ass Shed Tour stop to shut down online speculation, while Bunnie Xo revealed on her podcast that the separated couple still plans to have a child together.
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