Drake just showed the world what an ICEMAN tour could look like albeit as a special guest of Don Toliver during his Toronto stop on his tour. On August 31,… The post Drake Joins Don Toliver in Toronto Arena for First ICEMAN Performances appeared first on .

Poker does not get much more dramatic than watching millions of dollars sit in the middle of a table while one player tries to convince another that a hand is… The post $4.26 Million Pot Just Delivered One of High-Stakes Poker’s Wildest Moments appeared first on .

Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial took another dramatic turn this week as a former member of his inner circle laid out an account of the alleged retaliation campaign that prosecutors… The post Lil Durk Trial: Explosive Claims About the Quando Rondo’s Cousin’s Shooting appeared first on .

Throughout the summer we’ve been posting new songs from gash, the Eau Claire indie deconstructionists who’ve won over local legend Justin Vernon (they played his relaunched Eaux Claires festival) and signed to the great Fire Talk imprint Angel Tapes. So far their forthcoming album at least you know what you’re laughing at has yielded “good and bad” and “risking heaven.” …

Sean Ragon, founder and frontman for the goth- and punk-rooted psych-folk band Cult Of Youth, has died. “It is with a heavy heart that I say, Sean Ragon has left this mortal coil,” reads an announcement from the band’s Facebook page. “Thank you to all of you for the support over the years. Love will prevail.” No cause of death …

It’s September, which means Perennial’s Modernism is right around the corner. We’ve heard “What’s New On The Beat Scene,” “Modernism,” and “Ready! Steady! Go!,” and today the New England trio is unleashing the quick, sprightly finale “Emma Peel.” The post Perennial – “Emma Peel” appeared first on Stereogum.

Last month, the Bangles’ Susanna Hoffs announced a new solo album titled The List. So far she’s shared  “Casablanca” and “This Island,” and now she’s back with a weepy collaboration with Rufus Wainwright called “Bad Case Of Loneliness.” The post Susanna Hoffs & Rufus Wainwright – “Bad Case Of Loneliness” appeared first on Stereogum.

“Young Jesus.” It’s not a long band name by any means, but it’s kind of a mouthful, isn’t it? What if John Rossiter’s one-man indie rock project went with something shorter and punchier instead? What if he cleaned that name up a bit? What if he called it… Teenjus? The post Young Jesus – “The Devil” appeared first on Stereogum.

The Avalanches are prolific collaborators, and the same is true of Faith No More/Mr. Bungle frontman Mike Patton. Up until now, the Avalanches and Patton have never worked together, but that changes right now. The Avalanches are currently in the midst of rolling out their new album No Bad Memories, which comes out next month. Today, Patton announces that he …

Things at Levon Helm Studios are getting uglier. The ongoing feud between the owners of the Woodstock venue has led to a slew of canceled shows, and now they’re struggling to issue refunds. The post Levon Helm Studios Struggling To Refund Canceled Shows, Blames Amy Helm appeared first on Stereogum.