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In a couple weeks, Another Michael are releasing a new album, Wishes To Fulfill, their first of two new full-lengths, with the second to follow early next year. They’ve shared “Angel” and “Candle” from it already, and today they’re back with another single,  » Read More

At the end of October, the Gaslight Anthem are releasing their first new album in almost a decade, History Books. They’ve shared two singles from it so far, “Positive Change” and the Bruce Springsteen-featuring title track, and today they’re back with another single,  » Read More

In July, the long-running political punk band Anti-Flag suddenly broke up in the wake of accusations against frontman Justin Sane. The day before they announced their breakup, a woman went on a podcast to tell the story of being raped by the singer of an unnamed political punk band. Shortly after the band’s breakup,  » Read More

Producer Matthew Barnes has announced his first new Forest Swords album in six years, Bolted, the follow-up to 2017’s Compassion. It includes “Butterfly Effect” and “Tar,” the pair of singles he put out in July, and today Barnes is sharing two more tracks from the album,  » Read More

Zach Bryan just earned his first #1 album and first #1 single — and because the hit is a Kacey Musgraves collab, she too has also topped the Hot 100 for the first time.  » Read More

Soul Glo’s Diaspora Problems was one of the best albums of 2022, and today the Philadelphia hardcore band are back with their first new track since then, “If I Speak (Shut The Fuck Up),” which comes just as the band kicks off their co-headlining tour with Zulu.  » Read More

For the past year, Kid Cudi has been talking up a new album called INSANO — his follow-up to 2022’s Entergalactic — and a couple weeks ago he revealed its artwork and launched a pre-order , implying that it would be arriving soon. But last night,  » Read More

Back in May, Kendrick Lamar hopped on a remix of “America Has A Problem,” one of many highlights on Beyoncé’s 2022-conquering Renaissance. Monday, on her 42nd birthday, Bey brought her Club Renaissance tour to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, where Compton native Kendrick popped up to perform his verse on the track live for the first time.  » Read More

Gary Wright, the musician best-known for the spaced-out ’70s hits “Dream Weaver” and “Love Is Alive,” has died. Wright’s son Justin tells TMZ that Wright died at home in California’s South Bay on Monday morning. Wright had spent the past few years battling Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia. Wright was 80.  » Read More