It’s really fucked up that we’ve got artists called Joyer and Joyeria releasing music at the same time. It’s like someone intentionally set out to confuse the music bloggers of the world. Don’t do that! We’re already so easily confused! But it seems very unlikely that these two very different artists are working as some kind of indie-blog psyop. Joyer …

The Riverside Hawks will proudly present The Power of the Game at their 65th Annual Gala, an inspiring evening celebrating how basketball serves as far more than a sport. The event will… The post Harlem’s Riverside Hawks To Celebrate 65 Years Of Excellence With “The Power of the Game” Gala appeared first on .

The Belgian producer Shungu must have a whole lot of friends. Next month, he’ll release his new album Faith In The Unknown, which has appearances from people like Navy Blue, Maxo, and Fly Anakin. We’ve already posted the LP’s first single, the impressive Pink Siifu collab “Stay Alive.” As you might’ve noticed, many of Shugu’s collaborators are rappers, but he …

Are you mentally prepared for some heavy-ass shit? You better be mentally prepared for some heavy-ass shit if you’re going to hit play on this one. The Denver noise-metal power trio Primitive Man will return with their new album Observance on Halloween, and we already posted its first single, the 11-minute odyssey “Social Contract.” Now, they’ve shared an even longer …

The upcoming Beatles biopics have cast their first non-Beatle. We’ve been hearing about director Sam Mendes’ upcoming Beatles movies — four of them, one for every Beatle — for a while now. Earlier this year, Mendes confirmed that all four pictures are set to open in April 2028, with Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson and John Lennon, Joseph …

Joyer release their new album On The Other End Of The Line… in just a couple weeks. So far we’ve heard “Cure,” “Glare Of The Beer Can,” and “Spell,” and now the brothers are back with “At The Movies.”

After helping to define the sound of ’80s underground rock with Hüsker Dü, Bob Mould surged into the ’90s alternative landscape with a new trio called Sugar alongside David Barbe and Malcolm Travis. The band only lasted a few years, but in their time they made their mark, releasing two full-lengths, an EP, and a B-sides compilation between 1992 and …

In September, the Federal Trade Commission sued behemoth concert promoter Live Nation and its corporate sibling, the gargantuan ticketing business Ticketmaster, accusing the company of colluding with aftermarket ticketbrokers to allow for multiple sales on the Ticketmaster platform and drive up the price of tickets. The suit followed last year’s Department of Justice’s antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation and Ticketmaster, …

Last month Hatchie announced her new album Liquorice and released the lead single “Lose It Again.” Now, the Australian artist is going full ’90s dream pop on the ravishing followup, “Only One Laughing.”

Dolly Parton’s sister Freida wreaked havoc yesterday when she made a post on Facebook saying she was “up all night praying” for the country star, who “hasn’t been feeling her best lately.” She asked for prayers, and today the “9 To 5” singer put an end to the panic by proclaiming, “I ain’t dead yet!”