15-Year-Old Australian Artist Signs Major Label & International Deals
Posted in: Music News
15-year-old Australian wunderkind Maple's Pet Dinosaur has landed some major deals this week, including with Warner Music Australia and In Bloom
Latest News
See Foo Fighters Troll Westboro Baptist Church With Bee Gees Classic Before Kansas Concert
Posted in: Music News“You shouldn’t be hating. You should be dancing,” Dave Grohl says during latest salvo against hate group
Kool & The Gang Saxophonist Dennis Thomas Dead at 70
Posted in: Music News“Dee Tee” was co-founding member of legendary funk outfit, appearing on every album from 1969 debut to this year’s Perfect Union
Christian Lee Hutson, Julia Jacklin’s Shania Twain Cover Does Impress Me Much
Posted in: Music FeaturesHutson teams up with the Australian singer-songwriter in his latest volume of The Version Suicides
Massive George Harrison ‘All Things Must Pass’: Inside New Reissue
Posted in: Music FeaturesDhani Harrison, bassist Klaus Voormann, and others look back on the late Beatle’s 1970 solo masterpiece, and detail the making of a new deluxe reissue
The Weeknd Returns With New ‘Take My Breath’ Video
Posted in: Music NewsSinger drops first single from upcoming album, the follow-up to 2020’s After Hours
Guns N’ Roses Release New Song ‘Absurd’
Posted in: Music NewsBand debuted newly named reworking of “Silkworms” at Fenway Park on Tuesday
Sydney Bass: A Love Letter to The Harbour City
Posted in: Music FeaturesFor a decade, Mitch Tolman has soundtracked the madness of Sydney. He speaks to Rolling Stone about his latest outing, 'Sydney Bass', a homage to the dizzying chaos of the Emerald City.
The Last Word: Shirley Manson on Fighting the Patriarchy and How Patti Smith Inspires Her
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Garbage singer also talks racial justice, living for now, and why legacy is an inherently masculine concern
Song You Need to Know: Drapht, ‘Problem Here’
Posted in: Music NewsThe second single from his forthcoming album, 'Problem Here' sees Drapht spitting lyrics that feel almost universally-relatable given the events of the last two years.
Raccoon City Showcase Their Newfound Growth with ‘For Nobody, Nowhere’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsRaccoon City might not have actively set out to make one of the year's best post-hardcore releases, but they've more than succeeded in doing so.
