Last week, prolific psych-rockers King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard announced their 27th album Phantom Island and shared the title track. Unsurprisingly, they are nowhere near slowing down, sharing ...

Indie-poppers Artificial Go come from Cincinnati, but they sound like British people trying to sound like they’re German, or maybe like Swedes trying to sound like they’re Scottish. Their sound ...

Pop-star beef is so funny. Someone can post an innocuous little meme, and people act like they just dropped “Hit ‘Em Up.” These days, former friends Kesha and Katy Perry are not getting along. They ...

If im hole resembled some unearthed medieval manuscript inked with demon’s blood, hexed! is more reminiscent of ’90s hardcore conveyed with toothy, uncanny tones. “I spend most of my time listening to ...

Tay-K was sentenced to 55 years in prison for his role in the murder of 21-year-old Ethan Walker during a 2016 Texas home ...

Adult Mom were quiet for a few years there. Stevie Knipe’s DIY indie-pop group released a one-off single and a Taylor Swift cover in 2022, and there was nothing for a few more years. There’s a good ...

Billy Nomates announced her new album Metalhorse and shared the lead single “The Test.” Today, the project of Bristol’s Tor Maries is back with the exuberant “Plans.” ...

Megan Thee Stallion didn’t technically headline Coachella on Sunday night. Instead, Megan performed on the main stage in the ...

The Portuguese artist Rafael Toral has been making expansive guitar-drone music since the mid-’90s. Last year, he released ...

Brooklyn indie rockers Stay Inside are back today with the new single “Monsieur Hawkweed,” their first new music since their February 2024 LP Ferried Away and their first release since signing to ...

Kratom Headache Girls Night.” Now that’s a song title. And luckily for us, the song is as beautifully weird as its title. It’s by Asher White, the idiosyncratic New York-based musician who released ...

It’s Greet Death’s first full-length in six years, their first as a five-piece band, and the first record in their unyieldingly desolate catalog that its songwriters describe as vaguely hopeful.