Last year, Foxing announced an indefinite hiatus and played their goodbye show. Last month, frontman Conor Murphy revived his old solo side project Smidley and announced the new album Murphy Horse. Lucy Dacus appeared on lead single “Capstone,” and now Murphy’s got another new song. The post Smidley – “Love In Every Direction” appeared first on Stereogum.

Fresh off formally confirming his paternity of his son, Blueface is making new headlines after claiming that his ex-partner, Chrisean Rock, logged into his personal Instagram account to post photos… The post Blueface Claims Chrisean Rock Secretly Used His Instagram Account to Post Son appeared first on .

30 years ago today, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony released their ambitious double album The Art of War, a landmark project that proved the Cleveland quintet wasn’t suffering from a sophomore slump after… The post Today in Hip Hop History: Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s Third LP ‘Art Of War’ Turns 30 Years Old! appeared first on .

THAO has slowly been making her return. After putting Thao & The Get Down Stay Down to rest in 2021, she released the song “Ambition” the following year under the name THAO, followed by “Fossils” just last month. Now, she’s announcing a new album called Show Me, co-produced with Merrill Garbus and Nate Brenner of Tune-Yards. The post THAO Announces …

Last year, nine women came forward to accuse Jared Leto of sexual misconduct. An Air Mail report included stories of assault and harassment from the alleged victims, who said that they were as young as 16 when the Oscar-winning actor and Thirty Seconds To Mars frontman subjected them to his advances. Leto denied the allegations. Now, the BBC has published …

BTS have always wanted to win a Grammy. Since the South Korean idol group ascended to global superstardom, they’ve mentioned they Grammys as a career goal many, many times. In the past, BTS have been nominated for a handful of Grammys, and they’ve performed on the awards show telecast twice, but they have never won a Grammy. Now, after returning …

In 2000, after decades as the guitarist for Black Sabbath, the legendary Tony Iommi released his first solo album. He’s since released collaborative albums with Glenn Hughes and Ian Gillian, but his only other proper solo LP to date is 2005’s Fused. That’s about to change. The post Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi Announces First Solo Album In 21 Years appeared …

Sabrina Fuentes’ Pretty Sick project has come a long way since it started out as a fuzzed-out New York grunge band a decade ago. On her upcoming album Anarchy, Fuentes teams up with Oscar Scheller, the London producer who has made hits with PinkPantheress and Lily Allen and who just did great work on Kelela’s new avatar album, to make …

The new Lou Barlow-led Dinosaur Jr. single reminds me so much of Pearl Jam. It makes sense; Eddie Vedder came of age at just the right time to be smitten with Dinosaur, and both acts swear allegiance to Neil Young. The resemblance between Vedder and Barlow has been pointed out before, but I’ve never been struck by it quite like …

Sour Widows are back, but there are some changes this time around. The Bay Area trio is now a duo — made up of Maia Sinaiko and Susanna Thomson — and they’ve joined Julia’s War’s awesome roster. Today, they’re announcing their new album Sigil to follow 2024’s Revival Of A Friend. The sprawling lead single “Blood In The Grass” is …