Al Jourgensen confirms the end of Ministry, previewing the final album with the exhausted industrial-metal single “Burned Out.” A European farewell tour begins in 2027.
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Al Jourgensen confirms the end of Ministry, previewing the final album with the exhausted industrial-metal single “Burned Out.” A European farewell tour begins in 2027.
The former producer of KCRW’s *Morning Becomes Eclectic* will soundtrack Peet’s cafés nationwide this August with a playlist designed to map the workday caffeine cycle.
The band will perform the 2001 album in full at Warped Tour and other dates, revisiting a record born from rejection that reshaped their career.
The Wah-OcTo-Fuzz merges three effects into one treadle-operated unit, drawing on DOD’s cult Octoplus and Morley’s Power Fuzz circuits.
The band gave the Reality Awaits track its debut during a Colorado show, offering a first look at how the song translates to the stage.
A rare onstage collaboration pulled a deep cut from Free’s 1969 debut into White’s tour, with Robinson taking the vocal lead.
The Iron Maiden frontman stepped onto a San Diego stage without warning, leading Armstrong’s casual cover band through a David Bowie-penned classic at the Z2/Fandom party.
Three years after “ABCDEFU” turned her into a Gen Z phenomenon, the Nashville-based singer-songwriter announces a sophomore album and a single that trades brash kiss-offs for sentimental heft.
The former Smiths guitarist draws on Shakespeare’s tragic heroine for the second single from his fifth solo record, due in October.
The South African singer’s second album refuses to chase the viral highs of “Water,” instead threading amapiano and pop into a record shaped by intention and identity.
