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On the grunge stalwarts’ eighth LP, Gavin Rossdale is up to his old tricks again but they just feel old
Seeking a creative outlet during quarantine, Mike Shinoda began a daily stream with his fans on Twitch. Earlier this month, he released the first album to come from these sessions.
She’s led the Pretenders through death, discord, and stretches of silence. And as the band releases a gut-punch of a new album, she’s not about to let a little quarantine keep her down
The trio’s first album in nearly 15 years is their most pop-sounding yet, and their most honest
In an excerpt from her upcoming book Larger Than Life, journalist Maria Sherman examines how Jackson 5, Menudo and New Edition inspired a generation of groups
From August indoor theaters, music venues and performance spaces will safely welcome audiences back across the country,” U.K. culture secretary announces
"Please put aside your fear and consider if you are willing to make these basic freedoms a subject of government consent," Ziggy Alberts wrote on Instagram.
It appears as though two new singles from The Avalanches might be on track to arrive this week, according to snippets on social media.
"None of our records have been glamorous to make," Ball Park Music wrote. "[...] But this record, well, it was the most hardcore."
The perpetually outspoken bassist revisits Joy Division’s swan song and says why “I’ve never stopped arguing with the other members” of New Order
