Lil Durk’s latest album, DEEP THOUGHTS, has significantly impacted, debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard Rap Albums chart and No. 3 on the Billboard 200. The Grammy-winning, multi-platinum rapper’s… The post Lil Durk’s ‘DEEP THOUGHTS’ Debuts Strong on Billboard Charts appeared first on .

Meet thistle., the new signees to Venn Records. Made up of Cameron Godrey on guitar and lead vocals, Carey Judwyn Rushton on bass and vocals, and Lewis O’Grady on drums, the grungy emo band hails from Northampton and is sharing the new song “it’s nice to see you, stranger” today, and it shreds.

Just a few weeks shy of the eight year anniversary of the music festival that never was, it appears that Fyre Fest 2 may actually happen. Maybe. Possibly. Depending who… The post Billy McFarland Shows Receipts Alleging That Fyre Fest 2 will Definitely be Happening in Playa Del Carmen  appeared first on .

Last year, the extremely fun Swedish psych-rock band Goat released their funky-ass self-titled album and collaborated with Ugandan-based rapper MC Yallah on the one-off single “Nimerudi.” Soon, Goat will release another collaborative single, this one recorded with some folks who are much closer to the band. The doomy hard rockers Graveyard come from Gothenburg, the same beautiful Swedish city that …

Here’s a cool new musical project that feels both out-there and extremely mundane. In 2022, the great Colorado experimentalist M. Sage teamed up with Lieven Martens under the name Sage Martens. Their album, Riding Fences, was an ambient classical exercise designed to explore the idea of “Western” music. They’re back this year with another conceptual offering that speaks to the …

We named the London art-punk group Man/Woman/Chainsaw a Band To Watch last fall upon the release of their most recent EP Eazy Peazy, produced by Gilla Band’s Daniel Fox. Today we continue to watch the band as they release their new single “Adam & Steve,” a buzzing rock song that combines piano, strings, dual lead vocals, and tons of melody …

Here are just a few artists who’ve covered Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club” since last summer: Kacey Musgraves, Blink-182, Ed Sheeran, the Dismemberment Plan, and as of last Saturday, Corey Taylor.

Ultra Lights play ’90s slacker indie with a bit of classic rock swagger and a pinch of Southern flavor. One listen through “It’s Your Funeral,” the opening track on the Atlanta quartet’s self-titled debut EP, will inevitably elicit Pavement comparisons, between John Robinson’s snotty-sassy vocal delivery and the brilliantly simple, slightly off-kilter high-register guitar leads by Leela Hoehn and Robinson …

Madonna and Elton John have officially ended their decades-long beef.

Eem Triplin is Gen Z. And he’s a rapper. But he’s not a “Gen Z rapper.”