Pendulum Release First Studio Album in 15 Years ‘Inertia’
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Pendulum was recently ranked #16 on Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s list of The 50 Greatest Australian Electronic Acts
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Posted in: Music NewsRemix arrives ahead of 30th anniversary reissue of Osbourne’s No More Tears
VMAs 2021: MTV Parties Like a Damn Sociopath
Posted in: Music FeaturesOlivia Rodrigo, Madonna, Lil Nas X, and more serve the MTV agenda at a gloriously messy show
Ex-R. Kelly Backup Dancer Says She Saw Him Performing Oral Sex on Underage Aaliyah
Posted in: Music NewsWoman identified as Angela testified that the singer also sexually abused her when she was a minor
The Kid LAROI Expands 2022 Australian Tour
Posted in: Music NewsAnnouncing his long-awaited homecoming tour recently, Aussie chart-topping export The Kid LAROI has expanded his upcoming visit due to massive demand.
J Balvin is Comfortable With Who He Is on ‘Jose’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe reggaeton star’s latest promises introspection but instead gives us more of what we’ve come to expect
Nicki Minaj’s Husband, Kenneth Petty, Pleads Guilty to Failing to Register as Sex Offender
Posted in: Music NewsPetty is required by law to register as a sex offender after being convicted of first-degree attempted rape in 1995
Flashback: That Time Steve Burns From ‘Blue’s Clues’ Cut an Indie Rock LP With Steven Drozd of the Flaming Lips
Posted in: Music NewsRight after he left Blue’s Clues, the children’s TV host started a very different career with help from the Flaming Lips
Colleen Green Has Logged On
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer-songwriter come to terms with adulthood on her new album Cool — even if that means coming to peace with social media
Why Charlie Watts Mattered: Our Podcast Tribute to the Rolling Stones’ Late Drummer
Posted in: Music NewsThe Black Keys’ Patrick Carney and the E Street Band’s Max Weinberg join Rolling Stone Music Now for a look back at a rock legend
