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For a while, the big-deal pop star Camila Cabello has been teasing the release of her new single “I Luv It.” Cabello’s last album, 2022’s Familia, didn’t make too many waves, and this seems like a big rebrand. “I Luv It” is a giddy, hyperactive avant-pop bugout that interpolates Gucci Mane’s 2009 classic “  » Read More

Earlier this year, The Smile released their second album, Wall Of Eyes, though they were playing songs from it live long before that, workshopping new ones from the road. And it looks like the supergroup — made up of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, and Tom Skinner —  » Read More

For more than a decade and a half, Luca Venezia, the Berlin-based producer who records as Curses, has been making dank, stylish goth-pop under the name Curses. The last Curses album was 2022’s Incarnadine, and now Venezia has signed with Italians Do It Better, a label that matches up nicely with his aesthetic.  » Read More

Frances Forever, who had a TikTok hit a few years ago with “Space Girl,” is back with their first new song since releasing the Paranoia Party EP in 2021. “Baby Bangs” is a collaboration with the Texas singer dacelynn.  » Read More

Last month on Valentine’s Day, Snarls announced their new album With Love and released “Heavy Drinker” to follow October’s “Big Fish.” Today, the Columbus indie rockers are unleashing “Baby Bangs.”  » Read More

Earlier this month, Mark Knopfler rounded up 54+ famous rock guitarists to perform on a remake of “Going Home: Theme From Local Hero.” Knopfler also has a new solo album on the way, One Deep River, which is out in a couple weeks. He’s shared “  » Read More

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Gastr del Sol, the experimental rock group made up primarily of David Grubbs and Jim O’Rourke, have announced a new compilation of previously unreleased material called We Have Dozens Of Titles, their first release in over 25 years. The 3xLP collection features studio recordings and unreleased live performances from between 1993-1998.  » Read More

Last year, the Who’s Roger Daltrey said that the long-running UK rock legends, who’d just toured North America in 2022, might not ever tour America again, citing the difficulties of mounting grand-scale rock shows in a post-COVID world. Fortunately, the Who have other streams of income available to them.  » Read More