After bringing debut album All Hell back online a few months back, Daughn Gibson is now rolling out Lake Mary not mysterious, his first digitally available album in over a decade. (He released the limited-edition physical-only The Bergundy Daughns in 2024, but you didn’t hear that one, did you?) This week brings the second single… The post Daughn Gibson – …

Faith, the latest album from NYC ambient electronic trio Purelink, was one of the best records anyone released last year, and this week they released a couple more incredible tracks. For “Barrons Hotel (I, To, Thee.)” and “Yellow Bones,” the group teamed up with Rainy Miller, an artful young British singer-songwriter whose atmospheric, post-Blonde aesthetic… The post Purelink & Rainy …

Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman and cold brew innovator Anthony Kiedis has a long history of dating women much, much younger than him. He’s been doing that ever since he was young. At 24, for instance, Kiedis was involved with the 16-year-old movie star Ione Skye, and his 2004 memoir Scar Tissue is full of disturbing stories like that. Today, …

A deeper layer has been added to an already charged conversation after Big Gipp expanded on his stance about the decline of New York’s dominance in Hip Hop, pointing directly to the… The post Big Gipp Sparks Debate, Says New York Hip Hop Was “Schematically Eliminated” For Dropping Too Much Knowledge appeared first on .

Wednesday have been covering Big Star’s “September Gurls” here and there on tour, and Wednesday night they did so with old pal Patterson Hood. The band has previously collaborated with Hood, frontman for their beloved Drive-By Truckers, and since they were at Revolution Hall in his home base of Portland, they welcomed him onstage to… The post Watch Wednesday Cover …

Grammy nominated, multi platinum recording artist Fetty Wap has officially been released from his contractual agreement with RGF Productions, marking a significant turning point in his career and setting the stage for… The post Fetty Wap Parts Ways with RGF Productions, Enters New Era of Independence and Creative Control appeared first on .

On this day in 1990, Brother J “The Verbalizer,” Professor X “The Overseer,” Paradise “The Architect,” and DJ Sugar Shaft “The Rhythm Provider”, collectively known as X-Clan, released their groundbreaking… The post Today In Hip Hop History: X-Clan Dropped Their Debut Album ‘To The East, Blackwards’ 36 Years Ago appeared first on .

Four decades in, the Afghan Whigs have still got it. The darkly soulful rock greats are heading out on a 40th anniversary tour with Mercury Rev this weekend, and they recently promoted it with their first song in four years, “House Of I.” This week they’ve got another new track, “Duvateen.” According to a press… The post The Afghan Whigs …

It’s sorta unbelievable that Lucy Dacus dropped her fourth studio album Forever Is A Feeling last March. That does not feel right. Either way, since its release, Dacus has been pretty busy releasing the companion album to Forever Is A Feeling, performing at Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral inauguration, appearing as a Jeopardy answer a couple months… The post Lucy Dacus – …

Last night, Michael Stipe showed up on Stephen Colbert‘s Late Show with a sick beard. He sat down for a fun little interview and then performed a new unreleased song “The Rest Of Ever” for the first time live. Stipe performed with the Late Show‘s house band Louis Cato and The Great Big Joy Machine. He… The post Michael Stipe Debuts …