Elon Musk, the richest and arguably shittiest man on the planet, is the subject of Musk, a new epic-length documentary from Alex Gibney, a filmmaker who won an Oscar for 2005’s Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room and whose other works include Going Clear: Scientology And The Prison Of Belief and The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley. Musk is …

Andy Stott fans have been starving. The Manchester producer last served up an album of moody, prismatic electronic music in 2021, with Never The Right Time. Five years later, it’s finally the right time to follow it up. The post Andy Stott Announces New Album <em>Late Loop</em>: Hear “Something In Mind” (Feat. Elaine Howley) appeared first on Stereogum.

Todd Jones started the Oxnard band Nails way back in 2007, after his legendary tenures in both Carry On and Terror, and they quickly became one of the most brutal, extreme bands on the entire hardcore landscape. Nails pull in ugly, guttural influence from realms like death metal and grindcore, but they remain fully rooted in hardcore, and that really …

Troye Sivan released the original version of his song “Easy” on his In A Dream EP way back in 2020. Later that year, he and Kacey Musgraves dropped a revamped version of that song, produced by Mark Ronson. Sivan and Musgraves have evidently been buds for a while, and they had already duetted on Musgraves’ 2019 Amazon Prime Christmas special. …

The ferocious, shapeshifting Vancouver punk band PISS signed to Sub Pop in the spring, and now they’re ready to roll out their first album for the vaunted PNW label. The day before Halloween, Sub Pop (and Paper Bag Records in Canada) will put out you made me / skin on linen. They’re introducing it with “time loop at hot slit,” …

The anonymous, cult-beloved South Korean shoegaze auteur known as Parannoul has made a lot of music over the past few years, but he has been relatively quiet in 2026 — nothing since the one-off track “연말 다짐 (New Year’s Resolutions)” in early January. But the same artist also makes music under the alter-egos Huremic and Mydreamfever, and now he’s got …

The New Jersey artist Matthew Miller has been releasing music under the name GDP for nearly two decades, but he was off the radar for quite a while. In the late 2000s and early 2010s, GDP found a lane for himself making skate-rap on the punk/emo/indie label Run For Cover, at a time when RFC was helping the emo revival …

Here’s something you should know about the LA-based indie/country singer-songwriter known as GracieHorse: She is fully willing to dress up as the Hamburglar on her album cover. This isn’t news, exactly. You should’ve figured that out before reading this far down in a blog post. You have eyes. I’m just pointing it out to say that she deserves your respect …

When we named Font a Band To Watch two years ago, we categorized their music as dance-punk, but that descriptor doesn’t fit their new song at all. “Texas” is the lead single from the Austin-founded band’s new album American Bully XL, the follow up to 2024’s Strange Burden. It’s a shimmering, stuttering reverie that reminds me a lot of Hovvdy, …

Clinic have announced their 10th studio album Wild In The Streets. The Liverpool art punk band — which is now just Ade Blackburn and Jonathan Hartley — is teasing the followup to 2021’s Fantasy Island with the zany lead single “You And I” today. The post Clinic Announce New Album <em>Wild In The Streets</em>: Hear “You And I” appeared first …