Folk Bitch Trio release their debut album Now Would Be A Good Time in just a few days. We’ve heard “God’s A Different Sword,” “The Actor,” “Cathode Ray,” and “Moth Song,” and now the Melbourne group is unveiling the poignant “Hotel TV.”

The UK musician Joanne Robertson has worked with all your favorite mysterious art-music types: Dean Blunt, Elias Rønnenfelt, Mica Levi, and so on. For several songs on Blurrr, her new album coming this fall on AD 93, she teamed with the cellist, composer, and producer Oliver Coates, who did the score for Aftersun among other films.

Enough of your one-listen and first-day reviews. Tyler the Creator blasted a social media page that asked fans their opinions of his new album, DON’T TAP THE GLASS, off first… The post Tyler, the Creator Pushes Back on Quick Takes of New Album: ‘Y’all Gotta Stop Doing This’ appeared first on .

Singer Jane Eugene, a founding member of “Hangin’ on a String” band Loose Ends, has been detained by ICE agents for nearly three months for an expired visa. Eugene is… The post GoFundMe Launched as Loose Ends Singer Jane Eugene Faces Deportation appeared first on .

JT has revealed plans to marry Lil Uzi Vert. Speaking with Cosmopolitan, JT doesn’t have a firm date, but wishes to tie the knot with the “Just Wanna Rock” rapper.… The post JT Says She Plans to Marry Lil Uzi Vert: “That’s My Best Friend” appeared first on .

Tyler, the Creator just dropped the music video for “STOP PLAYING WITH ME,” the latest visual from his album DON’T TAP THE GLASS. The video showcases high-energy dance scenes and… The post Tyler, the Creator Drops “STOP PLAYING WITH ME” Video Featuring LeBron and Clipse appeared first on .

Call Drake what you want, don’t call him a bad father. A new clip shows The Boy hanging out with his boy backstage at a show celebrating a sweet father-son… The post Drake Shares Heartwarming Backstage Moment with Son appeared first on .

In 2006, only two years before he died, Isaac Hayes quit South Park over an episode called “Trapped In The Closet,” which criticized Scientology. Now his son, Isaac Hayes III, is setting the record straight about his dad’s departure from the show, claiming he was pressured by fellow Scientologists to leave.

The Who’s Roger Daltrey is down on his knees. No, seriously. Last night, the Who played their first show of their “The Song Is Over” farewell tour at Anfiteatro Camerini in Piazzola Sul Brenta, Italy. The group played a 20-song set. Towards the end, according to setlist.fm, Daltrey knelt while singing “See Me, Feel Me” due to leg cramps.

We’re in the middle of the dog days. As brutal heatwaves and endless thunderstorms alternate their grip on our throats, we keep pressing play on track after track, hoping what comes from the speakers justifies the sweat pouring off our bodies. Debate rages on social media about the “Song Of The Summer”: Who’s made it? Who needs to make it? …