Bring Me The Horizon have announced that longtime member Jordan Fish is no longer part of the group. Photo: Carla Mundy In a statement posted on social media earlier today (December 22), the band wrote […]
BADBADNOTGOOD have joined forces with Westside Gunn and Conway the Machine to release the new single, “MiNt cHoCoLaTe,” and an accompanying music video. The track marks the first release from RCA Records and 88rising’s new […]
Norway’s pioneers of avantgarde/progressive black metal BORKNAGAR have will release their 12th studio album, “Fall”, on February 23, 2024 via longtime record label partners Century Media Records. “Fall” includes eight majestic tracks across 54 epic […]
In August 1791, a group of enslaved Haitians met in the woods of Bois Caïman, on the north coast of Haiti, and conducted a secret Vodou ceremony that planted the seeds for the Haitian Revolution. […]
The musical theme for Hayao Miyazaki’s new, and likely final, film is a question — just like the film’s original Japanese title. “How Do You Live?” was (regrettably) renamed “The Boy and the Heron” for […]
Iglooghost, real name Seamus Malliagh, has released a two-track single on LUCKYME®. Malliagh, who is Irish but based in London, makes untethered, detailed electronic music, throwing juke, footwork, punk, electronica, hip-hop, and pop into a […]
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. A live orchestra, turntables, and percussion will bring the acclaimed film’s score and music to life! MANILA, Philippines […]
Lucius has shared a brand-new track entitled “Stranger Danger,” the group’s first new music since the release of their most recent album, Second Nature, in April 2022. The sparkling, irresistible “Stranger Danger” is quintessential Lucius: […]
Nihiloxica, the dark electro-percussion group formed between Kampala’s Nyege Nyege Festival and the Nilotika Cultural Ensemble, has recorded a new live set from a performance at Womad Festival. In 2016, English producers Peter Jones (a.k.a […]
It’s Friday, and to make it even better, a federal holiday in the United States. Get your Veterans Day started by checking out our weekly round up of new music dropped this week from a […]
South African jazz has taken a maximal turn in recent years. Artists such as the collective Spaza and drummers Tumi Mogorosi and Asher Gamedze have each released records that channel free jazz to produce a […]
At first blush, the notion that Dua Lipa named her comeback single after shorthand for pulling a vanishing act is a bit eyebrow-raising. Since she released her second album, Future Nostalgia, in 2020, the 28-year-old […]
Daft Punk‘s farewell album is now saying farewell to its drums. Long-starved for fresh beats after the duo’s shocking disbandment, fans of Daft Punk can now look forward to “new” music by virtue of a […]
New York composer Lea Bertucci will release a new album on her own Cibachrome Editions. Of Shadow and Substance explores dissonance, drone, and dynamics with two new long-form compositions. The record opens with “Vapours,” whose […]
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Minimalism is usually cool, detached, frictionless and mathematical. The music made by percussionist Bex Burch is not any of these things. What she calls “messy minimalism” shares some characteristics with the music of Steve Reich […]
Corinne Bailey Rae wanders the stage wordlessly, wafting handheld percussion instruments at amplifiers and members of her band as though burning sage to cleanse the space. All around her is the sound of more percussion […]
Hauschka, stage name for Volker Bertelmann, drops found objects in his piano to “create electronic music with an analog instrument.” Hannes Caspar/Pitch Perfect PR hide caption toggle caption Hannes Caspar/Pitch Perfect PR Hauschka, stage name […]
Nihiloxica, the dark electro-percussion group, has released a new album on Crammed Discs. Source of Denial comes more than three long years after Kaloli, their album debut. It points a (middle) finger at the hostile […]
Nabil Ayers and Lol Tolhurst, photographed by Sophie Wilde Spare. The Cure’s very first performance was at their Catholic School end-of-year assembly. Covering Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out,” Lol Tolhurst, the band’s drummer and co-founder, wore […]