It’s been over 15 years since we last heard new music from Parts & Labor, the New York City noise rockers who played their farewell show in 2012. But they’ll be making up for that lost time soon: Set Of All Sets, a double album and their first LP since 2011’s Constant Future, is out… The post Parts & Labor …

The UK musician Labrinth was responsible for the sleek, moody music in the first two seasons of HBO’s ultra-tawdry series Euphoria. Now, Euphoria is back for its long-awaited third season, and Labrinth isn’t part of it. Yesterday, Labrinth released a pissed-off single, and the timing is auspicious. Back in 2025, Labrinth announced that he was… The post Labrinth Drops “SHUT …

Here at Stereogum, we haven’t had too much to say about the Icelandic jazz-pop singer Laufey, but she is a very big deal now. She’s got five platinum singles, and her 2024 album A Matter Of Time won the Grammy for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. At the Olympics, gold medal-winning figure skater Alysa Liu skated to Laufey’s song “Promise.” …

Two decades ago there used to be this amazing band in Columbus called El Jesus de Magico. One of their best songs was called “New Moses.” The first time I saw them perform it in 2005, I just about lost my mind. (That was around the same time I was getting into their peers Times… The post Truck Violence Announce New Album …

“Cover Me Up” is probably one of Jason Isbell’s best-known songs, and that’s at least partially due to the fact that Morgan Wallen included a cover of the 2013 song on his 2021 album Dangerous: The Double Album. In the weeks following its release, though, Wallen was filmed drunkenly yelling a racial slur, after which Isbell famously pledged to donate his royalties …

The Strokes are entering into full-on blitz mode for 2026. They’re playing a bunch of festivals, starting with Coachella, and releasing Reality Awaits, their first new album in six years. Today they’ve filled in the gaps between all those fests with dozens more tour dates across North America and Europe, plus a two-night stop-off in Japan. The post The Strokes …

You’re never going to believe this, but Morrissey is once again publicly upset with his former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr. Those two have been at odds with one another for decades, and Morrissey generally isn’t shy about popping off on Marr online. It happened again yesterday. The post Morrissey Calls Johnny Marr’s Rough Trade Narrative “Deliberately Untrue” appeared first on …

Diplo and M.I.A. will probably always be best known for the legendary music they made together in the mid-2000s. Piracy Funds Terrorism, Arular, Kala — what an insane run. It would be great if we could just leave them in that golden moment, but as time has passed, the two have become infamous. The post RFK Jr. Allies M.I.A. & …

A tragic and chaotic scene unfolded in Midtown Manhattan over the weekend, as Bronx battle rapper Fox 5, born Anthony Griffin, was shot and killed by NYPD officers following a… The post Battle Rapper Fox 5 Fatally Shot By NYPD After Machete Attack At Grand Central appeared first on .

Before The Infamous cemented their legacy, Mobb Deep laid the foundation with their raw and overlooked debut album Juvenile Hell, released on April 13, 1993. Though many fans credit their… The post Today In Hip Hop History: Mobb Deep Dropped Their Debut Album ‘Juvenile Hell’ 33 Years Ago appeared first on .