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Usher is having a big year — the R&B linchpin released a new album called Coming Home and performed at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Today, he took to Instagram Stories to tell a story about how his son recently stole his phone to try to link up with PinkPantheress.  » Read More

Earlier this year, Rachel Bobbitt shared a new song entitled “& What For?,” along with a cover of Broadcast’s “Tears In The Typing Pool.” Last year, the Toronto art-pop musician also covered the Cranberries’ “Dreams.” Today, she’s back with a breathtaking rendition of Arthur Russell’s “You Can Make Me Feel Bad.”  » Read More

Today is Kelly Clarkson’s 42nd birthday. The pop singer has given us countless great covers on her show’s Kellyoke segment — including Bloc Party’s “Like Eating Glass” and Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Can’t Stop” — and she celebrated the special occasion by inviting Seattle rock band Heart’s Ann and Nancy Wilson to sing some of their classics on the latest episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show.  » Read More

A couple of months ago, Bat For Lashes announced the new album The Dream Of Delphi. So far, the project of Natasha Khan has shared the title track and “Letter To My Daughter.” Today, she’s back with the new single “Home.”  » Read More

Last week, Pearl Jam released their 12th album Dark Matter. To promote it, the rock veterans went on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show, which aired on Monday, and discussed the lore behind some of their hits.  » Read More

Spoon were not supposed to play in Austin this past Saturday.  » Read More

After responding to Kendrick Lamar and his other foes with “Push Ups,” Drake unleashed a second diss track at K.dot over the weekend. This one, known as the “Taylor Made Freestyle,” features AI vocals from the late Tupac Shakur (a Kendrick hero who appears in sampled form in the interview at the end of To Pimp A Butterfly) and Snoop Dogg (who also shows up on TPAB).  » Read More

Cleveland death metal crew 200 Stab Wounds might have the single best band name in the game right now, largely because 200 is the exact right amount of stab wounds. 199 wouldn’t be enough stab wounds, and 201 would be too many. 200, though? That’s perfect. The music is good, too. 200 Stab Wounds play the kind of heavy,  » Read More