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Next week, the New York City musician and pre-school social worker Anna Daneshevskaya Beckerman is releasing her debut full-length album under the name Daneshevskaya, Long Is The Tunnel. We’ve heard a handful of songs from it already — “Challenger Deep,” “Big Bird,”  » Read More

Post Malone might not be the dominant pop star that he was a few years ago, but he’s still famous enough to pop up randomly before a nationally televised NFL game to give a dramatic introduction. Yesterday, Posty appeared on Fox to introduce a Cowboys/Rams game, and for some reason, he was shot and styled like he was Rod Serling introducing a Twilight Zone episode.  » Read More

Last year, playful LA trio Cheekface shared their third album Too Much To Ask. Since then, they’ve released the B-sides and a handful of songs like “The Fringe,” “Popular 2,” and “Plastic.” Today,  » Read More

Strange Ranger have broken up. The indie rock band — most recently based in New York, after stints in Portland and Philadelphia — released Pure Music, their most recent album, this July. On Instagram this morning, the band wrote, “Pure Music will be the last Strange Ranger album.  » Read More

Public Enemy’s Flavor Flav is a widely revered, extremely famous recording artist. He’s almost inarguably the greatest hypeman in rap history, but he’s not exactly known for being a good singer. So when Flav popped up in Milwaukee to sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” before yesterday’s Bucks game, it was a bit of a surprise.  » Read More

Composer and producer John Mark Lapham shares solo music under the moniker Old Fire, and he often indulges in collaborations. He’s joined forces with Bill Callahan before for the song “Corpus” as well as for a cover of John Martyn’s “Don’t You Go.” Today,  » Read More

On Saturday, the former Friends star Matthew Perry was found dead in a hot tub in his Los Angeles home. Perry was 54, and his passing landed hard for the many people who grew up watching him play Chandler Bing on Friends. One such fan is Charlie Puth,  » Read More

Being a child in a space generally meant for, and currently filled with, adults can be both an exciting and unnerving experience. My father was a music photographer who especially loved jazz (while also capturing many rock legends with his lens) and I would often be the only kid at Ronnie Scott’s, the famous London jazz club,  » Read More