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Last year, party-starting LA punks FIDLAR returned with their EP That’s Life. They also, for no apparent reason, dropped a cover of Limp Bizkit’s “Nookie.” I don’t really know what was going on with that one. It wasn’t great. Today, FIDLAR have shared another shits-and-giggles cover.  » Read More

Like Jonny Greenwood, his bandmate in both Radiohead and the Smile, Thom Yorke is enjoying his further adventures into the world of film scoring. It’s been six years since Yorke scored his first movie, Luca Guadagnino’s remake of the horror classic Suspiria. Now, Yorke is following that by teaming up with another Italian art-film director.  » Read More

Are you ready for the next era of Annie Clark? A new Mojo feature details the “urgent and psychotic” new St. Vincent album.  » Read More

This year, Oasis are among the many first-time nominees for the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, and the band’s classic debut album Definitely Maybe will soon celebrate its 30th anniversary. But the forever-feuding Gallagher brothers are no closer to patching things up. Liam Gallagher has already made it clear that he’s not interested in the Hall Of Fame and he’s clowned Noel,  » Read More

If you pay any attention to pro-wrestling news, then you know that WWE has been going through, uh, interesting times lately. Nevertheless, the sports-entertainment machine rolls on. The recent convulsions have had an effect on the release of the forthcoming WWE 2K24 video game,  » Read More

Hot take: A band as good as Generation should have a better, more distinctive name than “Generation.” It should probably be easier to search, too. Name aside, Manchester’s Generation absolutely rule, and you should really do yourself a favor and learn their name.  » Read More

After all these years, I still keep wanting to type the phrase “Dick Sauce,” and that’s still not right. Duck Sauce, the duo of superstar DJs A-Trak and Armand Van Helden, got together in 2009, made a bunch of bangers, and then went on hiatus for a few years. They came back in 2020,  » Read More

Vampire Weekend are releasing a new album, Only God Was Above Us, on April 5 via Columbia. As promised when the album was announced last week, the band have now shared its first two singles: “Capricorn” and “Gen-X Cops.” Both were shared via music videos that reference the album’s cover artwork and feature vintage footage of New York City.  » Read More

Over the years IDLES have proven to be a surprisingly divisive band. Derided by some for their earnest lyrics, sloganeering, and self-flagellating portrayal of male angst, they’re celebrated by as many for precisely the same.  » Read More