Last year, Fine Glindvad Jensen released her debut full-length Rocky Top Ballads under the moniker Fine. The Copenhagen-based songwriter and producer is back today with “I Could,” her first new material since then.

It’s been five years since Buscabulla’s debut full-length Regresa. Since then, they guested on Bad Bunny’s “Andrea” from his massive 2022 album Un Verano Sin Ti. Today, the Puerto Rican indie duo is announcing their sophomore album Se Amaba Así. The new single “El Camino” is out now.

Last month, Neil Husvar of ’90s Scranton hardcore group Option tragically passed away at the age of 52. Next month, a bunch of Northeast Pennsylvania hardcore bands are getting together for a benefit show to raise money for his final expenses as well as suicide prevention and support resources.

On Friday (Apr. 18) Kneecap performed at Coachella and received help from leftist social media personality Hasan Piker in broadcasting pro-Palestine messages on stage and on livestreams to bring awareness to the ongoing Israeli genocide. The Northern Irish rap trio is facing backlash from many people, including Sharon Osbourne and Fox News.

Sorry Girls announced their Tusk-inspired new album Dreamwalker last month with the release of lead single “Ricochet,” which we found quite pleasing. The Montreal band is back today with another track from the new LP. “Quiet Hands” is a swooning midtempo pop-rock track with a slightly twangy lead vocal from Heather Foster Kirkpatrick. They’ve paired it with an iteration on …

Things are changing rapidly within the world of Billy McFarland’s Fyre Fest scam.

On April 23, 2005, Jawed Karim posted the first video ever uploaded to YouTube, the website he co-founded with two friends a couple of months prior. The 19-second “Me at the zoo” is brief and innocuous enough that you likely wouldn’t guess what inspired Karim to build a video-sharing site after his former PayPal coworkers, Chad Hurley and Steven Chen, …

Spiritualized have been celebrating 30 years of Pure Phase with shows in Europe and the UK. Today, the band is announcing that they’re bringing the album to the US for shows in New York and Los Angeles.

After eight years, Julión Álvarez officially made history with his highly anticipated U.S. comeback performances. The popular música mexicana artist surpassed Bad Bunny, Los Bukis, and Grupo Firme by performing three consecutive sold-out dates (Apr. 17 to 19) at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA. He’s now the only Latine star with the record, alongside The post Julión Álvarez Surpasses …