Yeat’s ‘Rackz Got Më’ is a Mosh-Pit Anthem — and Another Sign He’s Headed for the Big Time
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With the Portland MC sitting firmly in the pocket — and guest Gunna doing the same — the standout track is a Song You Need to Know
Life’s So Fun: Muna Choose Happiness
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter being dropped by a major label, the L.A. pop trio found themselves more creative than ever
Meshuggah’s ‘Immutable’ Mission
Posted in: Music FeaturesTomas Haake on the tolls and triumphs of three decades behind the drums with the masters of mind-warping metal
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Dropout Dolly Parton Covers ‘Stairway to Heaven’ in 2002
Posted in: Music FeaturesShe may not see herself as a rock star, but she tackled one of the genre’s quintessential songs on her Halos & Horns album
Diplo Returns to His Roots for His Self-Titled Album – A Record 25 Years in The Making
Posted in: Music FeaturesHis first "proper" album since 2004's Florida, his new self-titled album is the culmination of a 25-year career for iconic producer Diplo.
Tommy Lee Cashed In on Sex-Tape Notoriety With This Embarrassing 1999 Rap Song
Posted in: Music Features“Get Naked” is so graphic that it makes “Girls, Girls, Girls” seem like the Sesame Street theme song
How Rex Orange County’s Trademark Sincerity Makes Him a Unique Pop Star
Posted in: Music FeaturesRex Orange County’s new album, WHO CARES?, arrives ahead of the British songwriter’s long-awaited return for an Australian tour this September.
“We Just Make Hoodoo Gurus Music” – Dave Faulkner on The Band’s First Album in 12 Years
Posted in: Music Features premiumMore than 40 years into their career, 'Chariot of The Gods' proves that the Hoodoo Gurus are still at the top of their game.
Aespa on How BoA Changed the K-Pop Game: ‘She Never Loses Her Passion, and People See That’
Posted in: Music FeaturesKarina, Giselle, Winter, and Ningning pay tribute to one of their biggest heroes — and share what they learned from working with her
Ghost Predicted the Pandemic. Now the Metal Band Is Foretelling the Fall of Empires
Posted in: Music FeaturesTobias Forge, the man behind the ghoulish Papa Emeritus, rails against bloated nations, empty leaders, and the glorification of stupidity on the new album ‘Impera’
