After three years, the Nottingham band confirm their sophomore LP, recorded at JT Soar, and share the single “Stars.”
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After three years, the Nottingham band confirm their sophomore LP, recorded at JT Soar, and share the single “Stars.”
Taja Cheek returns with a 13-track follow-up to I Killed Your Dog, out August 14 on Mexican Summer, and a lead single that moves from coiled calm to explosive release.
The singer debuted the Oscar-positioned ballad “I Knew It, I Knew You” before trading verses with the Disney legend on “You’ve Got a Friend in Me.”
Rush’s residency took an ambitious turn on night two as the band performed the complete 20-minute prog epic for the first time in nearly three decades, alongside a drastically reshuffled setlist and a returning Aimee Mann.
Infinite Illumination blends doom, thrash, and classic heavy metal into a cohesive statement that resists genre borders.
Frankie Beanie pairs upbeat handclaps with a post-breakup payoff that is sharper than it sounds.
The record arrives via Third Man Records on 10th July, following an unconventional preview through the label’s behind-the-scenes video series.
Two decades after winning Album of the Year for Taking the Long Way, the trio performed their defiant hit on late-night television and detailed a run of theater shows this fall.
Simon Green enlists Arooj Aftab, Joy Crookes, Nilüfer Yanya, and Ichiko Aoba among others for a record that refuses a single identity.
The electronic producer’s latest album traces a move from Seattle to Eugene, turning hotel-room sketches and a late-night dance floor encounter into a quietly assured set.
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