Hayley Williams has a habit of riling up the Republicans, like when she told Morgan Wallen to find her “at Whole Foods, bitch.” She caught heat from the Department of Homeland Security after proclaiming “Fuck ICE” and “Free Palestine” at her show at Chula Vista, California on Saturday (Oct. 3), and she’s responding by refusing to back down. The post …

In March, Slayyyter unleashed WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, which topped our list of the best albums of the year so far. Now, the sleazy star is announcing its brother album, Wor$t Man In America, out in December. The post Slayyyter Announces New Album <em>Wor$t Man In America</em> appeared first on Stereogum.

Last year, Queen discussed new music and a potential Sphere residency. The legendary band unearthed the previously unreleased Christmas song “Not For Sale (Polar Bear)” for the holidays, and now Roger Taylor released a new solo album called Violence Insane In A Beautiful World. Meanwhile, Brian May says Queen’s done with touring and that he’s wary of doing an avatar …

Chrissie Hynde is famously not easy to impress and has even been accused of being grumpy. The Pretenders icon is often going on rants — rants about composers, concertgoers, the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, and more. However, she likes Taylor Swift’s polarizing new song “Cleveland!” The post Chrissie Hynde Actually Likes Something: Taylor Swift’s “Cleveland!” appeared first on …

So far Computerwife has previewed her new album Born From A Wish with “Nobody” and “Foreverrr,” two singles that boast grungy extravagance. On today’s “You Didn’t Know,” Addie Warncke leans into intriguing lo-fi mystique. The post Computerwife – “You Didn’t Know” appeared first on Stereogum.

“I’m fine/ Actually, nevermind/ Rememberin’ why I was mad.” That’s how Lizzie Killian starts off “I Do,” the new single from her Raleigh-based project Teens In Trouble. Relatable! Killian’s music is somewhere between pop-funk and fuzzed-out garage rock, and “I Do” is a great example of what she does. The post Teens In Trouble – “I Do” appeared first on …

Jennifer Finch, longtime bassist of the great veteran grunge-punk band L7, passed away in July at the age of 59, just a few days after she revealed her brain cancer diagnosis. Just a couple of months before Finch’s death, L7 announced plans for their final tour. At Finch’s request, the band is going ahead with that tour, which starts on …

Giant Drag’s Annie Hardy played a messed up joke. News of Hardy’s death circulated the internet Sunday after an obituary graphic was posted on her Instagram, Facebook, and Threads accounts. It featured the words “RIP Annie Hardy” and “June 5, 1981 – Oct 3, 2026” above a photo that musician Joel Jerome wrote in the Instagram comments that he took …

The prolific memory-exploring dreamweaver DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ probably doesn’t use too much vinyl, so Andrew Garfield might have some feelings about her decision to use the term “DJ” twice in her name. But there’s nobody else who conjures so much feeling out of recombining obscure records and familiar aesthetics. She can and should call herself whatever she wants. …

I’ve been waiting nearly half a decade for this day. Knifeplay, the dreamy, dreary, deeply dramatic Philadelphia Band To Watch, released their breakthrough sophomore album Animal Drowning way back in 2022. Since then, the TJ Strohmer-led combo has toured intermittently, updated their ephemeral Christmas EP annually, and released the stunning Live In Seattle, a six-song collection featuring several unreleased epics …