Max B is reentering the chat after spending more than a decade incarcerated, a period defined by legal twists that dramatically altered his future. Once facing a 75-year sentence tied… The post Max B Speaks On Breaking Street Code Rumors appeared first on .

Here we go, 50 Cent just did what he does almost as good as producing television, trolling, while reacting to a viral clip of T.I. performing stand-up comedy in front… The post 50 Cent Jabs T.I. Over Stand-Up Clip as Rapper Shrugs Off Online Noise appeared first on .

Bruno Mars’ most recent solo album 24K Magic came out nearly 10 years ago. Ten! Remarkably, he’s remained pretty relevant in the pop zeitgeist since then, churning out hits with ROSÉ, Lady Gaga, and Sexyy Red, plus a whole album with Anderson .Paak under their Silk Sonic moniker. (He’s also released a handful of less-memorable collaborations that are probably best …

Geese are playing Saturday Night Live. It’s to be expected, given that Cameron Winter and friends — makers of Getting Killed, our pick for the best album of 2025 — have been anointed as an Important New York City Rock Band and are being embraced as such by all the old-guard local institutions. New York Magazine photographed Winter with Debbie …

A little over a decade ago, Dave Grohl broke his leg onstage in Sweden, prompting the Foo Fighters to cancel a bunch of tour dates before the frontman eventually returned to perform in an ergonomic motorized throne. Now, unfortunately, his bandmate Pat Smear has succumbed to a similar fate, having recently “smashed the shit out of his left foot” during a “bizarre …

Lately, the Manchester trio Shaking Hand have been cranking out long, winding, bleary post-rock tracks in the lead-up to their self-titled debut album. It’s dropping next week, and they’ve got another eight-minute journey out today to remind us. “Cable Ties” builds on the vibe they’ve been crafting with “Over The Coals” and “Mantras,” building slowly… The post Shaking Hand – …

We’re about a month out from Normal Isn’t, Tool/A Perfect Circle frontman Maynard James Keenan’s latest Puscifer album. Today brings the project’s final advance single, “ImpetuoUs,” a creeping electronic track that leans into the feminine side of Keenan’s vocals. The strobing synth action here reminds me of Y2K-era action movies, but eventually the song takes… The post Puscifer – “ImpetuoUs” …

Once a year, the Norwegian singer-songwriter Sondre Lerche picks a newish song to cover and sends his version to Stereogum as a Christmas present. Just a couple of weeks ago, we got the latest entry in this hallowed series when Lerche took on Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars’ “Die With A Smile.” Now, Lerche has… The post Sondre Lerche Shares …

We’re nearing the release of Death In The Business Of Whaling, the new album from Portland singer-songwriter Alec Duckart aka Searows. Following the upbeat folk-rock track “Photograph Of A Cyclone” and the grunge guitar ballad “Dearly Missed,” today we get “Dirt,” an in-your-feelings slow jam with glittering acoustic guitar arpeggio and drowsy, downhearted vocals that… The post Searows – “Dirt” …

Bernard Butler is the original guitarist for Suede, Norman Blake is the frontman of Teenage Fanclub, and James Grant is the frontman of the Scottish band Love And Money. Last year the three friends teamed up for their self-titled debut album as Butler, Blake & Grant, and now they’ve announced its follow-up Murmurs. Out this… The post Bernard Butler, Norman Blake, & …