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For the past month, Talking Heads have been back in action, at least in interview form. They first reunited for a conversation at the Toronto International Film Festival to coincide with the premiere of the restoration of Stop Making Sense for its 40th anniversary, and since then David Byrne,  » Read More

There are not many cases where one band releases 25 albums, and there are even fewer cases where you could argue that a band’s 25th LP is its best. But that’s where we are with King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard right now. The hyper-prolific Australian psych-rock stars were scheduled to release The Silver Cord,  » Read More

The last Beatles song is coming out next week. “Now And Then,” the unfinished John Lennon demo recorded in 1979 that has become mythic in Beatles fandom, will be released on Nov. 2 at 10AM ET.  » Read More

Right now, Lady Gaga is out here bonding with all our finest stadium rock legacy acts. That’s nothing new for Gaga, who’s practically a stadium rock legacy artist herself, but you’re really making a statement when you perform with the Rolling Stones and U2 in the same seven says. Last week,  » Read More

Today marks the release of Class Of ’88, a new limited series podcast from Wondery and Audible, hosted by Will Smith. The show finds the erstwhile Fresh Prince interviewing his peers from the late ’80s hip-hop world, including Queen Latifah, Salt-N-Pepa, Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, Rakim, Chuck D, and Smith’s own musical partner DJ Jazzy Jeff.  » Read More

“I’ve been told I was a failure since I was 17.” That was Sky Ferreira, talking to New York when she was 21. Presumably, people were still telling Sky Ferreira that she was a failure. Ferreira had spent years in the major-label trenches, releasing music that disappeared into the void.  » Read More

Tomorrow, Atlanta-based indie folk singer/songwriter C.M. Jones is set to share his debut EP, Hurry Up and Lose. After cutting his teeth in a string of dream pop and alt country acts, Jones began in a new direction with his solo work, writing sparse, sincere, and plaintive indie folk.  » Read More

The Kills have been entertaining us with a terrific blend of roots-blues, post-punk rock ‘n’ roll with surging guitar riffs, and a sassy attitude since their debut in 2003. Laying down a couple of hits and five critically acclaimed studio albums along the way, their collective body of work has set the expectation bar high for God Games.  » Read More

Gretel Hänlyn, who Under The Radar tipped in 23 for 2023, unveils a brand new track entitled “Cry Me A River.”  » Read More