It’s been a few years since Skullcrusher’s sprawling debut full-length, Quiet The Room. The ethereal singer-songwriter left Los Angeles to return to New York’s Hudson Valley, and now she’s announcing her sophomore album And Your Song Is Like A Circle, arriving this fall on her new label home Dirty Hit. The magical lead single “Exhale” is out now.

Kansas City Running Back Isiah Pacheco swapped shirts with none other than singer Bad Bunny after attending his concert in Puerto Rico. The post Bad Bunny & Kansas City Isiah Pacheco Swap Jerseys in Puerto Rico appeared first on Remezcla.

Last year Eliza McLamb released her debut album Going Through It, which instantly established her as a talented musician and storyteller. Today the 23-year-old singer-songwriter is announcing its followup, Good Story, and sharing the sleek and perceptive single “Like The Boys.”

Thus far, this has been a pretty good summer for blockbuster cinema. Superman and F1 are good. 28 Years Later is great. Final Destination: Bloodlines fucking rocks. I haven’t seen the Lilo & Stitch and How To Train Your Dragon remakes or the new Jurassic World, but they seem to be doing what they’re supposed to be doing. Everyone is …

We’re coming up on four years since Valentine, and it looks like we finally might be getting some new music from Snail Mail — new original music, that is. There have been Smashing Pumpkins and This Is Lorelei covers over the past couple years.

It’s been not quite six months since FKA twigs dropped EUSEXUA, her first album since 2019 and first full-length project since the 2022 mixtape Caprisongs. But she’s not wasting any time putting more music out this time. “Perfectly,” a clubby, uptempo pop track with a vocal that reminds me a bit of PinkPantheress, is out now. It’s produced by twigs …

Clipse’s long-awaited comeback album Let Got Sort Em Out is finally out, but the Thornton brothers aren’t yet finished with their extensive press tour behind the LP. Those guys are getting out there — press interviews, podcasts, performances. On Tuesday night, Malice and Pusha T were on The Tonight Show to perform the heaviest song on the new LP.

In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart’s beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. Book Bonus Beat: The Number Ones: Twenty Chart-Topping Hits That Reveal the History of Pop Music.

The Weezer influence in indie rock will never die. Have you heard the Yawn Mower singles? Or the new Jobber? Now there’s Hard Chiller, who incorporate the beloved band’s sound into their new caustic, grungy anthem “The Wall.”

There’s something addictive about Addison Rae singing, “So I put my headphones on/ Listen to my favorite song” on the Addison single “Headphones On.” British singer-songwriter Opal Mag pulls a similar move on her heady new tune “Kitchen Song,” which is anchored by the simple yet great hook: “I love the sound.”