Doja Cat Wants To Make A Hardcore Album
Heading into the 2023 Grammys with five nominations, Doja Cat is now talking about different musical directions she’d like to explore on her planned follow-up to 2021’s Planet Her. Speaking Continue Reading
Heading into the 2023 Grammys with five nominations, Doja Cat is now talking about different musical directions she’d like to explore on her planned follow-up to 2021’s Planet Her. Speaking Continue Reading
Back in July, Olympia post-hardcore standard-bearers Unwound announced that they would be getting back together for their first shows in 21 years. Not counting a warmup last week, the band Continue Reading
Seattle-based emo band Worst Party Ever have announced that they will cancel all forthcoming shows due to frontman Andy Schueneman’s self-admitted “toxic” behavior. Sharing a statement on their social media, Continue Reading
Longrunning Bruce Springsteen fanzine Backstreets has announced that after 43 years it will cease publication, citing a “three-part predicament: [Springsteen] concerts that we can hardly afford; that many of our Continue Reading
Public Image Ltd. went up against five other acts on a special edition of RTE’s The Late Late Show for the right to represent Ireland at Eurovision in Liverpool this Continue Reading
The 65th annual Music’s Biggest Night™ is happening at the Crypto.com Arena on Sunday and we will have to report on it, so I hope you will join us. It’s Continue Reading
Blood Runs Cold are a new metallic hardcore band from Long Island fronted by Koyo vocalist Joey Chiarmonte. Their filthy, detuned-to-hell debut single contains two songs, “Residuals” and “Kill Yourself,” Continue Reading
Every week the Stereogum staff chooses the five best new songs of the week. The eligibility period begins and ends Thursdays right before midnight. You can hear this week’s picks Continue Reading
Next month, Lukas Frank, the Los Angeles artist who records as Storefront Church, will release his new EP The Covers. On that record, Frank and his peers team up to Continue Reading
Next month, we’re going to get to see an extremely jacked Michael B. Jordan fight an even-more-jacked Jonathan Majors. That’s going to be sick. Creed III, directed by Jordan himself, Continue Reading
Touring in a foreign country ain’t cheap, and it might soon become even more expensive for artists to bring their music to the United States. The Department of Homeland Security Continue Reading
Next week, Black Belt Eagle Scout returns with a new album called The Land, The Water, The Sky. We’ve heard three songs from it already — “My Blood Runs Through Continue Reading
New York rapper Your Old Droog released a slew of material in 2022: YOD Wave, Yod Stewart, Yodney Dangerfield, The Yodfather. Droog also teamed up with regular collaborator Tha God Continue Reading
Former Modern Baseball frontman Jake Ewald continues to steadily release music under his project Slaughter Beach, Dog. In 2020, Ewald released surprise LP At The Moonbase and followed it up Continue Reading
Speakers Corner Quartet, a group blending jazz and electronica, was technically formed more than 15 years ago by DJ Snuff as the house band for a recurring hip-hop and spoken-word Continue Reading
The last LP from Girl Ray — one of the Best New Bands Of 2017 — was 2019’s Girl. We haven’t heard much from the London trio since then besides Continue Reading
US-based Liberian star and producer Edwin Darlington Tweh, professionally known as DeeTweh (D12), collaborates with Nigerian singer-songwriter Selebobo on his newest single “Rotate.” The Afrobeat artist has made quite a Continue Reading
Highly-regarded artist Peg Luke recently shared a new praiseworthy single titled “Almighty, Victorious.” The track is paired with the singer-songwriter’s favorite lyrics from the old hymn tune, Immortal, Invisible. The Continue Reading
Jay Melody’s “Nitasema” is quickly gaining popularity! The incredible Afrobeats artist shared a brand new single following a string of successful tracks like “Sugar”, “Nakupenda”, and others with millions of Continue Reading
Perhaps you’ve heard, but power-pop band and viral music-video creators OK Go are currently in a legal battle with Post Foods, and it’s all because of a portable snack package Continue Reading