There’s nothing like music to take you right back. The near-time-machine quality of the perfect song is a powerful thing. And TV themes and theme songs often offer that in an even more concentrated way. […]
Matt Skiba is unsure whether he’s still in Blink-182. The 46-year-old Alkaline Trio frontman started touring with the pop-punk veterans – Mark Hoppus, 50, and 46-year-old Travis Barker – in 2015, following the second departure […]
Paramore are officially back. The pop punk-turned-new wave band first hinted at a new era by announcing performances at When We Were Young, Austin City Limits, and Corona Capital, and now, they’ve announced a 2022 […]
Do you remember the first time music made the hairs stand up on the back of your neck? Was it live? Was it recorded – when you popped an album into a really crisp-sounding stereo and […]
Photo: Kieran Hebden Four Tet’s Text Records has released a new EP from Hagop Tchaparian. Tchaparian’s music mixes techno with field recordings of his travels through Armenian and Mediterranean culture. He has been gathering these […]
Guitarist Nita Strauss, who recently announced her departure from Alice Cooper’s band, confirmed rumors that she had joined Demi Lovato’s backing group with a performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday night (July 14th). Earlier […]
In September, Dead Kennedys are releasing a 40th anniversary reissue of their debut album, Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables, but former frontman Jello Biafra isn’t happy about it. In a message posted to the website […]
The third album by Black Midi is nothing if not wildly eclectic. You hear sleazy-sounding arrangements with tango-esque rhythms created under the influence of Kurt Weill; luscious, cinematic strings; ranting spoken-word passages delivered in a […]
After years of honing her craft in the underground dance scene, Los Angeles-based DJ, house music producer and vocalist Nala has quickly become a fast-rising star. Harnessing a unique, Riot Grrrl-inspired sound that blends 90s punk […]
Fans of Daft Punk can now listen to new music composed by Thomas Bangalter, whose first project following the robots’ split, a French ballet, has wrapped up its debut run. The legendary Daft Punk member […]
At the end of a horrible week in British politics, there’s nowhere better to be than a sweaty moshpit in a Digbeth warehouse being vibrated by the Bug’s colossal bass music, exorcising rage through MC […]
3 New Albums Out This Week You Should Listen to Now: Viagra Boys, Metric, and Westside Gunn Viagra Boys image credit not cited July 11, 2022 There’s so much good music out in the ether […]
FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH guitarist Zoltan Bathory spoke to Finland’s Janne Vuorela about the band’s mindset while working on its upcoming album, “AfterLife”, which is due on August 19. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): […]
“I feel like Adele,” grins Eddie Vedder, giddily drinking in the vast crowd before him. He might often have worn his stardom with unease, but the Pearl Jam frontman clearly loves his people, and can […]
“Still in shape, my methods refined,” sings Paul Banks on Toni, the opening track of Interpol’s seventh studio album. Banks is a lyric writer who, throughout his career, has tended to deal in allusion and […]
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Kate Bush can finally take a break from running, it’s Metallica’s turn. 🚨🚨🚨 Before we get started, SPOILERS. THERE ARE SPOILERS FOR STRANGER THINGS SEASON 4 IN HERE. SPOILERS!!!🚨🚨🚨 The fourth season of Stranger Things […]
Vince Staples just added two more projects to his filmography. According to Deadline, the Long Beach rapper has landed a starring role in the much-anticipated White Men Can’t Jump movie. Directed by Charles Kidd II—aka Calmatic—the 20th Century Fox reboot […]
John Harvie has signed to FRKST and Elektra Entertainment, Consequence can exclusively announce today (June 29th). Harvie has also dropped a new song, “Beauty In The Bad Things.” Get a first listen below. Like many […]
Max and Ben Ringham had wildly clashing music tastes growing up. There were “sound wars” in their bedroom as a result. They did, however, pool their equipment – musical instruments, keyboards, samplers – which piled […]