Foot Locker is reviving a classic with the return of the Air Jordan 5 ‘Grape,’ launching Friday, June 21. First released in 1990, the ‘Grape’ was a bold departure from… The post Foot Locker Brings Back the Iconic Air Jordan 5 ‘Grape’ on June 21 appeared first on .

Last month brought some good news that once seemed highly improbable: The great and under-recognized New Jersey indie rockers Forth Wanderers are returning with a new album. The Longer This Goes On drops in July, and so far the band has shared two tracks. Today they add a third.

Nine Inch Nails recently kicked off their Peel It Back tour overseas, and thus far the shows have been full of rarities. At the Dublin show, the band played several songs for the first time in years. The excavation of oldies continued Tuesday at Manchester’s new Co-op Live.

On this day in Hip Hop history, Brooklyn duo Heltah Skeltah, members of the revered New York supergroup Boot Camp Clik, released their groundbreaking debut album, Nocturnal. The LP, which… The post Today in Hip Hop History: Heltah Skeltah Dropped Their Debut LP ‘Nocturnal’ 29 Years Ago appeared first on .

Everything’s coming up Bruce right now. Today, the trailer for the Nebraska-era Bruce Springsteen biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere went live, showcasing The Bear guy Jeremy Allen White doing his best Boss. Next week, the real-life Bruce Springsteen will release Tracks II: The Lost Albums, a massive compendium of shelved albums that, per our correspondent Ryan Leas, is a …

On June 18, 1991, Queens-based rap trio 3rd Bass released their second and final studio album, Derelicts of Dialect. Arriving two years after their critically acclaimed debut, The Cactus Album,… The post Today in Hip-Hop History: 3rd Bass Released Sophomore Album ‘Derelicts of Dialect’ 34 Years Ago appeared first on .

The Italian giants Inter Milan and Mexico’s C.F Monterrey (known by fans as Rayados), tied 1-1 in their debut in the FIFA Club World Cup The post Monterrey Ties UCL Finalist Inter Milan in FIFA Club World Cup Debut appeared first on Remezcla.

Last month, British authorities charged Kneecap member Mo Chara with terrorism after the Belfast rap group made highly publicized statements in support of the people of Palestine at their Coachella performance. Amidst what the group called “a coordinated smear campaign,” old videos of the group’s performance resurfaced, and that seems to be what led to the charges against Chara. At …

I associate Eliza McLamb, the NYC-based singer-songwriter, with ballads like last year’s country-tinged stunner “God Take Me Out Of LA.” But McLamb’s album Going Through It was produced by Sarah Tudzin from Illuminati Hotties, and some of those songs had a skip in their step. So maybe it’s not so surprising that McLamb’s new single is a full-speed-ahead pop-rocker.

The last múm record arrived in 2013 with Smilewound. The Icelandic electronic band is back today to announce its follow-up, History Of Silence. The lead single “Mild At Heart” is an enchanting blip of hope.