There’s an unsettling undertone to Goat Girl’s third album, Below the Waste, that’s not unlike taking a shortcut through the shadowy alley: slightly dangerous, a little thrilling, and something that’ll heighten your senses. The south […]
Consequence kicked off the mid-year report this week with the 30 Best Albums of 2024 (So Far). Some of those projects came from big artists with massive budgets, but many did not. This weekend’s edition […]
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My colleague Derrick Rossignol is right; writing about beef and hate for the past six months has been exhausting. We here at Uproxx would much rather focus on the positives — especially when it comes […]
The ancestry of heavy music is one of its more alluring aspects. Heavy metal, punk rock… we can trace the lineage and evolution of these genres much like an ever-branching family tree that continues to […]
With Staff Picks our writers and editors select their favorite albums of the month. Check out the best of May below. So much happened in May: Kendrick and Drake engaged in an entertaining-but-serious rap war; […]
Senses Fail and Saves The Day have announced the co-headline ‘New Jersey Vs. The World’ UK & EU Tour, celebrating the 20th anniversary of ‘Let It Enfold You’ and the 25th anniversary of ‘Through Being […]
Listen via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | More Platforms As May warps up, the time has come for Kressie and MK of Good for a Weekend to round up all of the Taylor Swift news. And, […]
Mining Metal is a monthly column from Heavy Consequence contributing writers Langdon Hickman and Colin Dempsey. The focus is on noteworthy new music emerging from the non-mainstream metal scene, highlighting releases from small and independent labels […]
Welcome back to Crate Digging, our recurring feature that dives into music history and turns up several albums that all music fans should know. In this edition, DIIV test each other with a list of 13 […]
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The Fool, John Rossiter’s new album under the Young Jesus banner, took root when Shahzad Ismaily, the vaunted multi-instrumentalist, got in touch proposing a collaboration. They started improvising together in New York, in between Rossiter’s […]
Play video content TMZ.com Jermaine Dupri is incensed over Apple Music’s 100 Best Albums list … specifically, the lack of R&B inclusion. The So So Def hitmaker joined “TMZ Live” Wednesday and groused that several […]
getty image / istockphoto composite Apple Music released a list of its Top 100 Albums on Wednesday and many, MANY music fans were very upset by who was at the top, and who was missing […]
Violent Femmes recently completed a run of North American shows during which they performed their first two albums in full. This fall, they’ll do all over again. In September and October, the folk-punk band will […]
As part of Consequence’s Post-Grunge Week, we present our first-ever video Crate Digging list courtesy of Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale. Watch the video above and read selections below for Rossdale’s 10 essential albums by UK artists, […]
Consequence’s Post-Grunge Week continues with a Crate Digging list of 10 grunge albums that Shinedown drummer Barry Kerch thinks every music fan should own. See our picks for the 50 Greatest Post-Grunge Songs, and keep […]
Crumb venture further into their psychedelic pop wonderland on Amama, the follow-up to 2021’s Ice Melt. Produced alongside Johnscott Sanford and Jonathan Rado, the album broaches a cosmos of daydreamy sound collage, insistent beats, and […]
Welcome back to Crate Digging, our recurring feature that dives into music history and turns up several albums that all music fans should know. In this edition, John Oates gives us his list of the […]
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