Jim Carrey hosted Saturday Night Live back in 1996 on an episode that featured Soundgarden as the musical guest. Four years later, the comedian would star in How The Grinch Stole Christmas with child actor Taylor Momsen as Cindy Lou Who; outside of acting, Momsen grew up to front the band the Pretty Reckless, who toured with Soundgarden on what …

Young Miko lanzó bajo The Wave Music Group su segundo álbum, Do Not Disturb, un viaje introspectivo que invita a los oyentes a desconectarse del ruido y reconectar con su paz interior. Los fans de la cantante puertorriqueña tuvieron su primer vistazo al universo de “Do Not Disturb” con su éxito WASSUP. El proyecto, compuesto por 16 canciones, muestra una …

The other week, it seemed that Henry Rollins was teasing a new record with Ian MacKaye. It turns out he was not. The former Black Flag frontman made a rather misleading blog post, and now he is clarifying exactly what’s going on.

In July, Billy McFarland auctioned off Fyre Festival and sold it for $245,300, complaining that the price was “so low.” In September, he revealed the buyer was none other than LimeWire. Did you think the notorious entrepreneur’s ridiculous ventures would end there? Of course not. He’s launching a new island festival called PHNX 2025, and it’s slated for Dec. 4-Dec. …

On this day in 1994, Pete Rock and CL Smooth released their second and final studio album, The Main Ingredient, through Elektra Records. Today marks the 31st anniversary of this timeless…

Vampire Weekend are having fun on their tour, using the encore to launch into a bunch of covers. Last night the beloved indie rockers played Vegas and teased the audience with a brief, jokey rendition of Geese’s “Taxes.”

Bleed me dry. Spit in my eye. Tighten my tie. I don’t know why. I’m that type of guy. Um, Jennifer? aren’t fucking around on their new track “Stunning.” Or maybe that’s exactly what they’re doing. It’s a lecherous banger from an up-and-coming group who aren’t afraid of anything — like titling a song “Old Grimes” — and it’s further …

Into It. Over It. are prepping a new album. Last year they shared Interesting Decisions: Into It. Over It. Songs (2020-2023), and now the emo favorites are “slowly working” on its followup. For now, we get the great preview “Hypernormalisation.”