The Texas heavy-hitter is pulling back the curtain. Today, May 14, Spotify officially launches the latest installment of its Day In The Life video series, and this time, the spotlight… The post [Exclusive] BigXthaPlug Takes Fans Inside the Trap: New Spotify ‘Day In The Life’ Drops Today appeared first on .

Clarence Carter, the blind Alabama soul singer and producer who made a string of hits in the ’60s and ’70s, has passed away. Rolling Stone reports that Carter passed away today after a stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis. Carter was 90. The post Clarence Carter Dead At 90 appeared first on Stereogum.

Rodney Barner, who went by the stage name Rawn Beauty, was the original frontman for Cold As Life, the legendarily chaotic and tough Detroit hardcore band. In the late ’80s and early ’90s, Barner was a larger-than-life presence on the Detroit punk scene. In 1993, he was murdered, shot to death in his sleep at the age of 23. Richard …

The Rolling Stones are rolling out their new album Foreign Tongues, but as of now they aren’t supporting it with a tour. Last year the band reportedly scrapped plans for 2026 live shows because Keith Richards couldn’t commit to touring. According to a new interview, all hope may not be lost for those who hope to see the rock legends …

For a few moments on a cool spring afternoon in Toronto, it felt like 2014 all over again. Yasiel Puig stepped into the batter’s box for the Toronto Maple Leafs of… The post SOURCE SPORTS: Former All-Star Yasiel Puig Hits Bomb In Canadian Baseball League While Awaiting Prison Sentence appeared first on .

Today Supreme officially drops their spring collection in collaboration with the Michigan witch house duo Salem, which includes a pair of grippy hospital socks. The team-up makes sense — music aside, “hip yet mentally disturbed” is kind of a key component of Salem’s whole thing. Anyway, now Jack Donoghue and John Holland have a whole… The post Salem Share Surprise …

Right now, the world is absolutely awash in heavy shoegaze bands. They aren’t all worth your attention, but Bristol’s Split Chain at least deserve some credit for bringing some vigor and excitement to the task of kind of sounding like the Deftones. Split Chain’s full-length debut motionblur drops this summer, and we’ve already posted their… The post Split Chain – …

Each year since 2002, the Library Of Congress has selected a handful of recordings to be archived in the National Recording Registry. The criteria are that the recordings “are culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant, and/or inform or reflect life in the United States,” that the recording is at least 10 years old, and that a copy of the recording still …

All throughout their new album Green World Image, Seattle post-punks Telehealth pull off a brilliant pastiche of B-52s-style party-time new wave, weaving their oblong neon punk-funk grooves full of extremely topical lyrics about the plight of living in our degraded modern culture. There’s more than a little Devo in their sound and their worldview. You… The post Telehealth – “Yassify …

Heavy-hearted indie rock trio the Pines Of Rome started in Providence, Rhode Island in the late ’90s. They released a couple of albums and played shows with like-minded acts like Songs: Ohia, Silkworm, and Bonnie “Prince” Billy before breaking up in the early ’00s. During the pandemic, the former bandmates got back in touch and… The post The Pines Of …