Beach House Shares Five Songs from Upcoming Album ‘Once Twice Melody’
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The tracks are the third set of songs off the album, out Feb. 18
Britney Spears Issues Cease and Desist Letter to Jamie Lynn
Posted in: Music News“Publicly airing false or fantastical grievances is wrong, especially when designed to sell books. It is also potentially unlawful and defamatory,” Britney’s lawyer writes
Mick Fleetwood to Produce Music Drama Series
Posted in: Music News13 Songs tells the story of an ageing musician
Animal Collective’s First Album in Six Years Felt Like Going Back to High School
Posted in: Music NewsTime Skiffs is out on Feb. 4th, “Strung With Everything” is out now
Watch George Martin Tell His Young Granddaughter Why He Signed the Beatles
Posted in: Music News“I said, ‘Well that’s a silly name for a start,” he says to his grandchild. “‘Who would ever want a group with the name ‘beetles’?’
Camp Cope Announce New Album, ‘Running with The Hurricane’
Posted in: Music NewsHaving given fans a taste of their third album with "Blue" last year, Camp Cope have now released their new record's title track.
Exclusive: Drake Tapped for ‘Homecoming’ Event During Super Bowl Weekend
Posted in: Music NewsThe rapper is the first guest announced for the h.wood Group’s Homecoming Weekend experience, which will feature appearances from celebs in music, fashion, sports, and entertainment
Hayden James Announces New Album, ‘LIFTED’
Posted in: Music NewsDays after joining the 2022 edition of Coachella, it seems Hayden James will appear in California armed with a new album.
How Parliament’s ‘Mothership Connection’ Gave Up the Funk for a Whole Generation
Posted in: Music NewsGeorge Clinton, Bootsy Collins, and other P-Funkateers reflect on how they tore the roof off the sucker in the latest episode of our Amazon Original podcast Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums
Jay-Z and Meek Mill Team Up to Block Rap Lyrics From Being Used in Court
Posted in: Music NewsThe rap superstars, along with Fat Joe, Big Sean, Yo Gotti, Kelly Rowland, Killer Mike, Robin Thicke, and others, urge New York lawmakers to pass the proposed bill “Rap Music on Trial”
