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Grammy-winning producer and nu-disco juggernaught, Purple Disco Machine, has unveiled his latest creation - a funk-laden remix of the 1998 classic "King of My Castle" by Wamdue Project. Released under Strictly Rhythm, this explosive track injects a dose of disco stomp and an irresistibly funky ...Continue reading  » Read More

Travis Scott’s launch plan for his long-awaited Utopia album involved a release-day concert at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, which was canceled due to “complex production issues” after reports of pushback from the Egyptian government. Well, he found another historical site to perform at,  » Read More

If you owned an iPod way back in 2001, when Apple’s portable MP3 player was first introduced, you probably unpackaged and used it. But on the off chance that you never opened the box, you might be in for a big payday. As 9To5Mac, a still-sealed first-generation iPod just sold at auction for $29,000.  » Read More

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky remotely introduced John Legend’s performance at the 2022 Grammys. A month later, he brought U2’s Bono and the Edge to the war-torn nation to perform a surprise concert in a bomb shelter. This past February, he featured on the new Brad Paisley single.  » Read More

Users of the website formerly known as Twitter might know Dylan Balliett first and foremost as an elite shitposter, but most people familiar with his online quips also know he’s good at music. On Friday, he released Bury The Dead, his first new album as Spirit Night since 2015’s Shame,  » Read More

It keeps happening: During concerts, people are throwing objects onstage, often striking and sometimes even injuring the artists whose performance they’re ostensibly there to enjoy. While drinks and garbage being hurled onstage is certainly not a new phenomenon, in 2023 this behavior has a modern twist, with “fans” throwing phones and vapes.  » Read More

At the end of the month, the Armed are releasing a new album, Perfect Saviors, their follow-up to 2021’s ULTRAPOP. We’ve heard “Sport Of Form” and “Everything’s Glitter” from it so far, and today the maximalist crew are back with a third single,  » Read More

In a few weeks, Kip Berman is releasing his second album as the Natvral, Summer Of No Light, his follow-up to the project’s 2021 debut. Berman has already shared “Lucifer’s Glory” and “A Glass Of Laughter” from it,  » Read More

The Philadelphia band Slaughter Beach, Dog recently played the Newport Folk Festival, where they got together with their buddy Craig Finn, from the Hold Steady, to cover Neil Young’s “Barstool Blues.” Now, Slaughter Beach, Dog are getting ready to release their new LP Crying, Laughing, Waving, Smiling,  » Read More